Grand Lake Lodge | Cabin in Grand Lake

Such a stunning property and location! We will be back!

Amazing setting. Super close to National Park. Views are awesome of Grand Lake and the surrounding mountains.

Staff was very nice, property was well kept and beautiful

This historical lodge was beautiful! Our room was quaint, clean, and quiet. We appreciated how close it was to Rocky Mountain National Park. The views of the lake are amazing! There was no air conditioning, but they did supply an oscillating fan which kept us perfectly cool.

The Lodge is a lovely property - a mix of the old and modern amenities. We enjoyed our stay.

The cabins were small and quaint. The resort was nostalgic with amazing views. The restaurant was excellent, drinks on the deck, fire pit seating with a view and hot tubing in the moon light. I would definitely stay there again.

I love Grand Lake lodge. From the views, to the restaurant/bar, to the amazing front porch and pool, it was a wonderful stay.

We’ve stayed here before and enjoyed it but we are in our 80’s now and it’s not easy to climb stairs to check in or use restaurant. The tiny room was not comfy except for the bed; difficult to move around in the room w/o stubbing toes; no a/c so had to leave windows and shades open and fan on therefore no privacy…and of course it’s quite pricey. Overall, not a good place for seniors who still like to travel

The Grand Lake Lodge is a gem in Grand Lake! everything about our stay was a 10.

We booked the big 8-BR Elk cabin and 2 other smaller cabins for a family reunion. All were nice…the carpet in the Elk was kinda old & had some stains on it and the floor in the main living room seemed a little uneven but beds & bathrooms were clean. We brought a lot of food and wondered why the refrigerator in the kitchen wasn’t working; then realized it wasn’t plugged in! It worked then but leaked a bit; we reported that to maintenance. Loved the screened porch with the porch swing! Rocked the babies on that a lot! A few of us used the pool; it was a bit chilly but a beautiful setting. Several took advantage of the sale on apparel in the lobby—good deals! We booked the ADA cabin which was more expensive than a regular half cabin & it was not good for someone who has trouble walking because the ramp up to the front door was very long. I guess if the person was in a wheelchair it would be ok to push them up the ramp but not as easy as I expected. The last night those of us who were left went to eat in the restaurant. Good food although I thought the bacon appetizer was too fatty. And the prices were pretty high for family dining. Loved the views and the proximity to Rocky Mountain National Park. The staff was helpful & responded quickly to text messages (bringing more tissues to the cabin, etc).