The property is on the banks of the yellow Uncompaghre River.
The river ain't much. But the rooms are. Plush beds and interesting 'cowboy" decor make this a great place to spend a night. Can recommend this to anyone.

We were very pleased with the rooms and amenities at Hot Springs Inn. Everything felt new and clean. The beds were wonderful, bathroom spacious, riverside deck relaxing, and the room size surprisingly large. I would definitely stay here again; however, next time, I will request a 2nd floor room. We were under a herd of elephants! The hotel is also within walking distance to town, which is an added bonus.

Very nice and well maintained property. Rooms were wonderfully spacious. Beds were extremely comfortable. Sound of river outside relaxing. Mini fridge, microwave, laundry, grill & picnic table, proximity to walking trail, town, Maggie's burgers & the pool were appreciated. More picnic tables would be helpful. Internet connection (bring your own Cat9 cable) supposedly available in laundry room didn't work for us or anyone else who tried it. I would recommend they address this and improve the breakfast. Otherwise, no complaints.

Finally made it to the mountains to get away from this Dallas heat and dry days. The location of the Hot Springs Inn is secluded away from the other motels in a rocky canyon, but you can still walk to town (if it is not raining). The rooms are whimsical in decor, kind of tongue in cheek. The beds are incredible! We never needed the ac, just opened the window and let the rushing river lull us to sleep. Helpful front desk. Do not agree with them not letting families with 3 young children stay in the same room. There is plenty of space for 5. That was not a problem for the two of us, however.

The breakfast buffet was sparse, but we enjoy our bacon and eggs on vacations and found the Silver Nugget and Main Street Restaurant to be good and reasonable. Drove the Yankee Boy Basin in our Toyata 4 runner and made it almost to top just fine. The hike to Cascade Falls is gorgeous. We liked Buen Tiempo and the Courtyard at the Beaumont for dinner. We also drove through Montrose, and had breakfast at Cafe 110, went to a Farmer's Market and then drove on up to Crested Butte, where they were having a wonderful art festival.