The Hotel St. Nicholas

Great three night stay in this updated historical hotel with new owners. The bed was incredibly comfortable, with high-end sheets and duvet. Loved relaxing with a book by the fireplace in the parlor. Ask the staff about the board game library!

Fantastic historic hotel that was formerly a hospital run by the Sisters of Mercy. Great front desk manager, Brad. Lots of fun. Will be back. Very welcoming and friendly!

This owner is so caring. We stayed here two nights. Creaky floors and Victorian decor take you back in time. The place is so peaceful. So amazing. We will be back. Thank you for the visit

Interesting and quaint bed and breakfast! They had a one man operation the day we stayed there and he was very nice. We were slightly early but he welcomed us into our room and let us check in early. The floorboards were very creaky and our room was a little warmer than we liked but overall we had a nice stay. Within walking distance to the casinos and Main Street.

Love this 120+ year old hotel, with plenty of charm, and character. The owners are great hosts. A favorite is the boiler room bar, with a great bartender, and incredible company. There is a must see room with pool table, piano, and soon to be live entertainment. Love it, and we will be back.

Awesome Place to stay! Nice rooms Comfy beds! Nice Staff! So see Debbie at the Bar! Great friendly Lady!

Probably the most charming and authentic bed and breakfast hotel I've ever stayed in (and I've stayed in a lot!). The owner, Brad, is so hospitable and informative on the history of this haunted (?) building that used to be a hospital. The breakfast is nothing to write home about, but I still rated it 5 stars, because of the character of the rooms, the reasonable cost, and the super friendly staff. Additionally, no visit to the hotel is complete without sitting down for a drink at the unique Boiler Room bar!!

Had a wonderful stay here with my wife for a Cripple Creek weekend getaway. Called and made reservation, rates are reasonable. This hotel is a renovated hospital from 1898 and has a lot of character. The Boiler Room Tavern downstairs is a must. There are tales of hauntings in this hotel. Adequate parking and easy walk to Wild Wood. We used shuttle service for other casinos as it is on a steep hill. Transit around town was easy and the owner gave us all the information we needed. Shuttles usually arrived 2-4 minutes after we called. I had to pick up some shot glasses and a mug because I wanted to have something extra to remember my great stay experience. Light breakfast selection currently due to COVID. Room was clean, shower and bathroom were nice. Excellent views. This is an old building so there are some creaks, but I wasn't disturbed by anyone. I recommend a stay, or at least a visit to the Boiler Room Tavern.

ADORABLE and charming, I adore this little inn... After having stayerd in enough chain hotels to earn me a stake in a few, it is so refreshing to stay in a quiet mountain town (full of casinos) and enjoy some old-fashioned hospitality.

Historic hotel in crippleCreek. My wife and I stayed here with a group of friends. Very welcoming and friendly. New owners just purchased about 9 months ago and are doing a great job updating and making this hotel even better. They have a bar, pool table and room with fireplace to relax and chat. Recommend this hotel for sure.