Lone Eagle Lodge

1st - the code i was emailed didn't work. I had to find the email in my phone and call the number to get a new code. 2nd - there is no a/c and the ceiling fan wouldn't run without making a terrible noise so there was no white noise to fall asleep to. 3rd - the bed was super comfortable! but... 4th - the walls are paper thin and i could hear everything going on around me and out in the courtyard. 5th - it sounded like a furnace gurgling in the walls at various times throughout the night. I couldn't figure out what or where those sounds were. 6th - this is major, the heater in the bathroom was missing a cover and there were exposed live wires wit wire nuts sticking out. Not a problem for me BUT it could be a serious issue for children. not cool. 7th - there was a taco stand right there i wish i would have known about. i was so upset smelling that good food after I had already eaten coming into town :) It was a rough night to say the least.. BUT it was super convenient to wake up and hit RMNP right away.

Easy check in..easy, designated parking, minutes from Rocky Mountain National Park

Room was very nice. Needs 2 reading lamps on the side of bed. Very comfortable bed

Loved the food truck in parking lot!

The room was AMAZING! We Enjoyed our overnite stay. The help was Very Nice! Not much English!! We did get to check in Early. A Plus. A staff member tried to come in our room after 11 pm!! Manager was SLEEPING at 9 am. So could Not talk to the manger!

Check-in was an adventure - after navigating the touch pad entrance system we found ourselves locked inside with a door alarm sounding because the door system malfunctioned/ broke as we were about to leave for dinner. Our isolation fortunately was short lived as staff responded reasonably quickly to a phone call to resolve our dilemma and moved us to another room. The room itself was fine if a little undersupplied - eg no bedside reading light. I guess I am just too old fashioned and expect an office staff to be on site - we had to access the office again by touch pad in the morning just to get ice for our water bottles…so not a fan of off site management.

I arrived at the Lone Eagle about 2 hours early and wanted to check to see if an early check in was available. There was a young person, maybe high school age, who said he could help. He made a phone call to someone and spoke with them in Spanish and said yes, I could in fact check in. We walked over to the room to find the door partially open. The room appeared fine, however, the code provided in an email to me for the door lock didn’t work. The boy helping me then provided me with another code that did in fact open the lock. The room was clean but not very secure. The dead bolt lock could not be fully engaged from inside the room. The door jam was damaged which prevented the bolt from engaging completely. The office area was available to access with a code if needed but there was no one there full time. Fortunately, I had no need for any services. The cost of my one night stay much too high for what was available.

I was under the impression that this property was in a really nice area,waterfront with boardwalk w/ beautiful patio & nice comfortable spacious rooms as shown on the advertisement that’s why I didn’t mind paying $260 per night. What we got was a tiny space with a really small shower, with cheap toiletries. The first thing we noticed were stains on the bed sheets, linens didn’t smell fresh or clean, there were no amenities, no staff, drinking water at the Lobby did not work.Parking lot had puddles of water due to very poor driveway or parking conditions. I slipped on loose gravel & lighting was poor, no attendant to help. Definitely not what I expected since I paid $260 per night. I’ve stayed in Paris for less on a wonderful hotel full of amenities. I don’t recommend this place at all.

Wi-Fi was weak

Very comfortable and quiet motel in Grand Lake. Highly recommend.