The Historic Redstone Inn

Hotels
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Independent
9.2 (162 reviews)
82 Redstone Blvd , Redstone , US

Children allowed

Facilities

Fitness facilities
ATM/banking
Downhill skiing nearby
Cross-country skiing nearby
Fireplace in lobby
Hiking/biking trails nearby
Breakfast available (surcharge)
Arcade/game room
Library
Front desk (limited hours)
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Review Highlights

Pros:
Historic charm & scenic location
Excellent on-site restaurant / high-quality food
Friendly, helpful staff
Hot tub and fitness center available
Cozy, characterful atmosphere; good value
Cons:
No air conditioning in some rooms and limited electrical outlets
Dim lighting and dated room features
No elevator / not senior or disability friendly
Small bathroom fixtures (child-size toilet) and occasional housekeeping lapse

Categories

Cleanliness
8.8
Mostly reported as clean (several guests noted clean rooms) but one guest found their room not cleaned after previous guests, so cleanliness is generally good with an occasional lapse.
Service
9.4
Staff and service are repeatedly praised (friendly staff, excellent service in the grill); guests found the people nice and service strong.
Location
9.6
Location and setting are highly praised (historic, charming town, riverside views, great base for local hikes and scenery).
Room Quality
8.5
Rooms are described as dated and quirky with uneven floors, dim lighting, limited outlets, small bathroom fixtures and no A/C in places — comfortable for those who like historic character but limited modern comforts.
Amenities
9
Amenities such as a hot tub, fitness center and on-site dining are appreciated; however, lack of AC, no elevator and limited electrical outlets reduce the score slightly.
Value for Money
9.3
Guests highlight high-quality restaurant food at reasonable prices and overall pleasant stays, indicating strong perceived value.
Food and Beverage
9.5
Restaurant and meals receive frequent praise (amazing, high quality food, specific dishes noted as excellent); food is a standout feature.
Overall Experience
9.5
Overall sentiment is very positive — guests love the historic charm and peaceful setting and many say they would stay again despite some quirky, dated elements.
* This sentiment is summarized by AI based on user reviews.
Updated at: 2026-11-05 14:40

Property Description

Deep within the Crystal River Valley, beneath red rock cliffs and majestic pines, lies the ruby of the rockies – The Redstone Inn. Constructed in 1902, the inn combines Tudor Revival style architecture with Arts and Crafts style decor and furnishings. The Redstone Inn sits on the banks of the Crystal River and at the head of Redstone Village. Both the inn and village are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Important information:

  • The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
  • This property welcomes guests of all sexual orientations and gender identities (LGBTQ+ friendly).

A deposit may be required at the property.

Check-in and check-out hours:
Check-out: 11:00 AM
Airport code: ASE

Property Policies

  • Pets

    Pets not allowed

  • Pets

    Service animals are exempt from fees/restrictions

  • Guest type

    Essential workers only - NO

  • Accessibility

    No elevators

  • Guest type

    LGBTQ friendly

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Location

Guest Reviews

9.2
Based on 162 reviews
Cleanliness: 8.8
Service: 9.4
Location: 9.6
Room Quality: 8.5
Amenities: 9
Value for Money: 9.3
Food and Beverage: 9.5
Overall Experience: 9.5
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James
10
Pros:

Great stay…

2025-10-09 • via Nuitee
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Lindsey
10
Pros:

We had a fantastic at stay the Redstone Inn! This was a welcome relief from a week long trip of camping and it was so refreshing to stay at a place that had a hot tub and fitness center. The restaurant was also amazing - extremely high quality food for a reasonable price. The cozy, historic atmosphere of the inn was extremely welcoming and it was amazing to stay at a place with such character. I would definitely stay here again if passing through the area!

2025-10-05 • via Nuitee
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Marcia
6
Hot and dim room with one 2 prong electrical outle
Pros:

Disappointing. Really looked forward to staying at this remote inn, but the room features were old and not comfortable. The worst part was kack of electric outlets and lighting. Bulbs were dim and corners dark. Plus it was hot and there is no a/c. There was a box fan, but no outlet to plug it in, except in the bathroom! The people were nice and the dining room had good food but I would not stay there again. It was too uncomfortable.

2025-10-04 • via Nuitee
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Christopher
10
Pros:

A unique and historic

2025-10-03 • via Nuitee
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Tamara • partner
10
Pros:

We stumbled upon this place accidentally (we took a wrong turn and had no cell service). We were impressed with the place and history! We definitely would stay here again if we are in the area.

2025-10-03 • via Nuitee
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Samuel
8
Pros:

The room was clean and the staff friendly, the food in the grill was very good and excellent service.

The only negative things were the child size toilet in the bathroom and that there was no place to get a cup of coffee before 8am when the grill opened for breakfast.

2025-09-29 • via Nuitee
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Hal • family
8
Pros:

Been going since the 80s and love the atmosphere and old historical hotel. However, hotel is not senior over 65 with disabilities friendly. No elevator, toilet space placed in wall such that your shoulders touch both sides of wall. Must use sink to pull yourself up. No grab bars in shower or bathroom. Requested room change and was not accommodated.

2025-09-26 • via Nuitee
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Jeremy
10
Quirky, Peaceful Getaway
Pros:

The Lodge is not for everyone as it has the quirkiness of anything that is old. Floors are uneven, doors don't always fit, lighting is terrible for reading, ( bring your own reading light ) there is no AC or an elevator, yet we love this place and return once a year. Surprisingly, since there are only two places to eat in the village, a pizza place and the Lodge, one would guess that the Lodge could get away with mediocre food, but that is not the case. I had wild mushroom stuffed ravioli, my husband had the chicken alfredo and both were amazing!
There are only a few untouched by mega money small towns or villages left to be found in Colorado. This is one of them. Sit by the Crystal River and enjoy the view up or down the valley and the gorgeous Chair Mountain. Although there are no good hikes right out of the village, there are many up and down the valley. Our favorite is Avalanche Creek with all its ferns. Down the valley there are hot springs and up the valley there is the fascinating town of Marble where marble for the Lincoln Memorial and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was mined. Go on over McClure Pass and marvel at the expansive view of aspen covered mountains. The Redstone Lodge is the perfect base camp to see and appreciate the beauty of nature, learn history and restore your soul with peacefulness.

2025-09-25 • via Nuitee
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Jim • family
10
Pros:

Location

2025-09-22 • via Nuitee
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Lynda
8
Pros:

Overall a very pleasant stay. Restaurant was good and we enjoyed our meals.

2025-09-21 • via Nuitee
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Kevin
6
Shelter and indoor plumbing
Pros:

I was very surprised to find the room not cleaned after the previous guests. Last minute reservation of the last room they had, so I can’t complain too hard, but isn’t that a minimum expectation?

2025-09-21 • via Nuitee
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Janet
8
Pros:

This historic Inn was so charming in a beautiful area! The town of Redstone was so cute and fun, just full of charm. It was fun to walk around the town and relax in the park right next to the river. I loved my stay here

2025-09-21 • via Nuitee
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Robert
10
Pros:

Love this place.

2025-09-18 • via Nuitee
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Benjamin • partner
10
Pros:

As well as can be maintained for an historic property - not outstanding, but far from falling apart. Still a 5-star stay overall.

2025-09-17 • via Nuitee
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Rodney • partner
10
Pros:

Built in 1902 and still reflects that vintage charm.

2025-09-17 • via Nuitee
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Brent • family
8
Pros:

Great stay for short time.

2025-09-15 • via Nuitee
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Michelle • partner
10
Pros:

This historic hotel is fabulous. The moment you drive up and see its splendor, it takes your breath away. The dining options are great, we ate at the Grille, and it was simply amazing! The town is super quiet and we love hearing the river. The rooms are clean and well appointed with time piece furniture. Don’t expect modern conveniences like a coffee maker or fridge, but you don’t miss it. The bed was super comfortable!

2025-09-13 • via Nuitee
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Amy
10
Pros:

Good bed, excellent food, very pleasant staff.

2025-09-10 • via Nuitee
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Jim • partner
10
Pros:

This was our 56th wedding anniversary . We stayed 2 nights and dinned at the restaurant on the premises. Lovely dinner and the room was great.

2025-09-07 • via Nuitee
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Toby • partner
10
Pros:

This was a great stay in a great town. If you haven’t been - you should go. And if you go definitely stay at the Redstone Inn. Especially if you like the authentic historic inn vibe.

2025-09-03 • via Nuitee