Bailey Lodge | Hotel in Bailey, Colorado

“Everything was good except no ice machine and pool was close”

“A nice place, no one was there, instructions were good on a board. The pool was not open and the road in was a dirt road. We traveled there on a motorcycle , on the way out the right side of the road was extremely loose dirt/sand and the motorcycle buried in the sand and went over. Other than that it is clean and unique.”

“Wonderful little spot to tuck into! The staff was friendly, room quiet and clean. Would definitely stay here again.”

“Close enough to the city for a quick get away and far enough away to enjoy the mountain feel. Very clean and spacious and a great kitchenette. Several great dining options within a few minutes drive.”

“The room was very clean. We didn't need a lot of the amenities provided, but it was good having a cooktop and refrigerator. Bathroom was very clean and sufficiently stocked with toiletries. Thank you for the stay. Due to an explanation on the office door, there wasn't any staff available, but they provided adequate instructions for our stay.”

“Great place to stay at. Beautiful surroundings, clean and spacious rooms.”

“Enjoyed our stay. Very quiet and clean and had eveything we needed.”

“beautiful room and view”

“The room was clean the property with pond and creek is beautiful very friendly staff and very helpful ”

“mountain setting, especially when the area is covered in snow. It is tucked away but still right off the freeway, making it easy to access while still feeling surrounded by the mountains. The views are definitely one of the highlights of staying here. The lodge has more of a rustic, old school cabin feel rather than a modern hotel experience. They use traditional keys instead of key cards, there is no 24 hour on site staff, and there is no room service. If you are expecting full hotel amenities or frequent attention, this may not be the right fit. The fireplace in our room was not working, and the interior decor is dated, but clean. The room does include a space to cook, which is convenient. Television options were very limited, and DIRECTV service was hit or miss in the mountains. Any additional channels require extra payment. When I did see staff, they were friendly and polite, but interaction was minimal overall. This place is better suited for guests who are comfortable being mostly self sufficient and are more focused on the location and scenery than amenities. Overall, it is a solid three star stay. The biggest draw is the mountain setting, the cabin style atmosphere, and the peaceful surroundings. If you are looking for a quiet place with great views and do not need many services, this lodge can be a good option.”