Everything was o.k. except the toilet in the room had urine in it.We assumed that the housekeeper had used it so just flushed it and carried on, as the rest of the room was o.k. Breakfast was fair.

The problem arose when we received the credit card statement about two weeks later. There was a separate extra charge of $90 from the hotel on the statement. Thinking that we had been charged for a 7th night by mistake, I called the hotel and spoke with Erika, who told me the charge was for the comforter we removed from the room.I was shocked, as we had not taken anything from the room.We never use the comforters in hotels, as they are often dusty.As soon as we settled into the room, we removed the queen comforters from the two beds and put them away. We did not have the housekeeper clean every day, but after the first day she cleaned(a few days after we arrived) the comforters were gone, so we assumed she took them away since we were not using them on the beds.

I spoke with Amanda, General Mgr., the next day and again explained that the comforters were not there after the first cleaning(I had not noticed since we were not using them but my husband remembered clearly) and that even if we had taken one, which we did not, there was no way we could have gotten it home, as we had flown. We had one carry-on and one checked bag apiece and they were all full of clothing and other belongings, including our pillows fronm home.We would have had to purchase another suitcase and then pay the airlines second checked bag fee.After all that, what would we gain? It absolutely MAKES NO SENSE AND WE HAVE NEVER STOLEN ANYTHING FROM A HOTEL NOR HAVE WE EVER BEEN ACCUSED OF DOING SO UNTIL NOW and we travel frequently.Both Erika and Amanda were rude and made it clear that they did not have time to discuss the matter and in essence called us thieves and liars. They claim that they spoke with the housekeeper, who did not speak English, and she said she did not take them.WELL. WE DID NOT EITHER.They obviously were misplaced somehow. I STRONGLY SUGGEST THAT EVERYONE AVOID THIS HOTEL AT ALL COSTS.

Had a great stay. Front desk clerk was very helpful (I think her name was Erika). The airline had lost my luggage and she made sure that I had a new toothbrush and toothpaste until my bags arrived. We had dinner and drinks in their resturant and had a great night. The music in the jukebox was a lot of fun and the food was simple but good. The beds were not typical hotel beds- they were super comfy. We were able to get right back on the highway and be on our way. I would definately stay again if we are ever passing through.

I spent New Years Eve here with some buddies from around CO. The rooms were nice, smelled fresh...(I can't stand moldy smelling hotel rooms). What really caught me was the lounge. I travel for work and visit lots of hotel bars, but this was seriously a nice, classy, comfortable lounge. Instead of eating and drinking at Rock Bottom Brewery across the street in Centerra, we stayed in. The furniture is all new, with cool looking light fixture, a fireplace, a bunch of flat screen TVs. I had a foofy drink off the specialy drink menu, a chocalatey martini thingy- awesome. I tried a couple more drinks during the night, while enjoying some appetizers, live music and a little dancing. It was real festive, even with a champagne toast. The place was hopping, we had a great time..my friends are still talking about it. We've been back a couple times for beers and hockey. One of them encouraged me to write a review about it, so here it is. Hope it helps somebody else plan their trip or just their Friday night.

I went there with a group of friends for a new year's eve party. Our group was split into 2 tables and both of the table's orders were taken at the same time. After our salads were served, we were told our table had to be moved, so they set up a card table next to our other group's table. The other group's food arrived promptly and they ate. An hour and a half later, our food had not been served. I complained, and about 20 minutes our food showed up cold, and not even complete. The fettuchini was dried at the edges from air drying, some went back and used the room microwave to warm their food and return.

To top it off, when I went to take a shower the next morning, there was no soap or shampoo in the room.

The lobby has been remodeled, but the rooms are out of the 70's. A common practice I've seen with older hotels to grab you in and give you a sub-standard, outdated room.

Stay away.