Springtime in the Rocky Mountains comes with both beauty and peril. One never knows when a blizzard will turn a liesurely drive through the mountains into a heartpounding, terror inducing, ice-ridden, barely controlled slide down the mountainside. Compound that with the thought that late spring means that such refuges as Copper Mountain are closed for the season. But do you... More

Nice room. Poofy linens and bed with, very warm comforters. Ask for room at end of hall with 4 poster bed (and odd sink in room). Motel was mostly empty yet had to negotiate price (No official AARP/senior discount). Very nice breakfast, would not allow us to eat meal with friend at sister hotel. Would stay here again.

This is a great little hotel conveniently situated just off Main St. in Frisco. Rooms are well-apportioned and spacious. Not only do you get a full breakfast, but there is a very nice afternoon wine and hors doevers spread. You can walk to the numerous excellent restaurants in town, and even to the local brewery which makes an outstanding pale... More

Our family of five - two adults and three teenagers - stayed in the family room for two nights during Spring Break and thoroughly enjoyed it. The family room consists of one bedroom with two doubles, and another bedroom with a king, with a jack-and-jill bathroom. The staff added a rollaway bed for our daughter. We basically had the loft... More

My husband and I stayed at the Frisco Inn February 23-26 to take in some skiing before my Denver conference. We were overwhelmed with how good the Frisco Inn was. Steve, the owner, is very personable and bent over backward to help us. Actually, all of the staff was very accommodating. I had a couple dietary needs that were taken... More

Having stayed at this little hotel twice in the past month, it has become one of my favorites! Great location for skiing at Copper Mountain or Breckenridge. Charming small hotel just off the old main street in Frisco. Many little restaurants within walking distance. Great appetizers--wine and cheese and soup du jour at the end of a ski day. Delightful,... More

Great service. Scrumptious breakfast. Fireplace and sitting room, hot tub are all great. Steve and Bruce told us where to cross country ski. The wine and cheese and homemade soup were looked forward to every evening.

This place is a block off the main street.....a hidden treasure! Very tasteful and friendly folks. The room we stayed in was great, as well as the wine, cheese and soup that was offered at happy hour. You will not be disappointed.

I've stayed at the Frisco Inn on Galena about 5 times in the last two decades... and it's always been delightful even with change of owners! The newest owners are the best... been there twice in the last month... the meals and the hospitality as well as the rooms themselves are amazing! I will probably return next month!