Wildwood Inn

The location was perfect

To many lights on at night on the property. Would be nice to enjoy the forest with less light pollution.

We've used Wildwood and before we like the convenience of it being very close to the entrance of the Rocky Mountain National Park it was in a nice setting everything was well

We have no complaints about the Wildwood end at this time

Well I have to say that even though there really isn't a "staff", our hot tub situation was taken care of in a very timely manner.

Not all that warm & welcoming. We've been coming here for years when Bob and his wife owned it. They were extremely nice people who unfortunately, sold the place to another company. Hot tub was leaking badly-- the facility guy had to refill and reheat it which took a number of hours-- time we could have been soaking. We'll not be coming back.

View and being out of town

This property has a "Do It Yourself" online check-in. The only problem was their system wasn't working, so we couldn't check-in. The only solution we were given when we called was, we had to be there before 4:00 PM, otherwise, too bad for us. It turned out leisurely fall color drive through the mountains into a stressful mad rush. We had no time to stop at any of the sights we had planned to see. Totally ruined our day. We barely made it on time. If not, what were we supposed to do, sleep in our car in their parking lot. There was no offer to upgrade, or compensate for our inconvenience. This place is pathetic.

Jacuzzi in the room. Lots of space and privet balcony

Second night we had no power, staff never responded to calls or texts during the entire stay.

no main desk to register

The view was the main highlight of that area. It was amazing and pleasant.

The staff was not responsive and we felt a bit helpless with certain things.