Lone Pine Cabins

This was a quaint little cabin. The owner Gail was very nice and full of information. It's an older resort, but It was very clean and comfortable. Easy walk to the town and very close to the entrance to the Rocky Mountain National Park. We did take advantage of the hot tub, which was great after a long day of hiking. It does not have air conditioning, but we didn't need it. I love Gails instruction on air conditioning, "feel free to open the windows and use the fans". They are open all year for winter sports. If we ever go back we would stay there.

Location was great. Owner was very friendly.

Day three and morning of day four we had no hot water to shower in. Couldn’t shower because it was freezing water.

All the interior inside the house. The ‘wolf den’ was something - wow🙌🏽

Everything was lovely and the place was very clean

location, friendly staff

ridiculously tiny bathroom, very outdated, uncomfortable furniture, very few power outlets

Such a beautiful little place. Could have easily stayed a week or two. The lady was lovely, showed us around and made us feel so welcome. The cabin had plenty of space, the outdoor hot tub was brilliant, there was a cooker as well as microwave, big fridge and all kitchen equipment needed. Even the sofa beds were comfortable. Brilliant location at the edge of town near the market store, really a great place to stay.

Cabin was cute and clean. Bathroom was smallish but okay. Enjoyed the gas fire and simple living conditions. Not fancy but I enjoyed it a lot!

Quiet, clean and comfortable.