Hoteller nær Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad

"We loved our stay here. The hotel is beautiful and clean. The front desk staff were delightful and accommodating. The bar/restaurant had good food and drinks, great atmosphere with fun, lively staff and a great pianist! Easy walking to shops, restaurants and the ‘must not it miss’ - train depot."

"What a lovely boutique hotel. Staff is so nice and helpful. The automated check in process makes it so easy for arrival. Will stay here in future visits. "

"Well located and charming"

"The General Palmer Hotel is a special historic hotel. Beautiful and comfortable in all areas. A few things that would make this hotel excellent would be in-room coffee, complimentary water bottles in room, and more or brighter lighting in the rooms. There was not a smart tv in the room but for us it was a minor issue. Beds were very comfortable and the decor matched the feel of the historic hotel. "

"We had a really nice stay. It was great for dog owners, being on the path and next to the river. The river running by drowned out traffic noise. My only complaint was the bar/restaurant. The ambiance and staff were great, but the food was not great and overpriced. "

"Breakfast was good. Parking was good "

"This was a very nice hotel in Durango - near the city center. The receptionist was very helpful and the room was quiet and roomy for three people. Beds were nice and the room and bathroom was clean. "

"Our room did not have extra furniture, like chairs or rugs."

"Godt hotel til prisen og god morgenmad "

"Godt hotel til prisen i Durango. Værelse ok, men morgenmaden havde mange mangler."

"Pro: Close to the center of Georgetown. Con: Pretty worn down motel and no breakfast."

"Moldy bathrooms, stained pillows from 5 years of use, hair everywhere…"

"My room was nice and near the office. The room was clean and stocked with coffee as well as microwave and fridge. That was perfect for me. The lobby had a very limited continental breakfast. I wished the windows would stay open to let in the fresh Colorado air. Oh and the water was nice and hot and good water pressure too."