Stayed here for one night in August 2006 - wish we had stayed longer. There are 5 of us in our family so finding comfortable lodging with enough beds is always a challenge. We stayed here in a suite with a kitchen and futon in the living room - very clean and nice. We loved the hot tubs on the hill above the Inn - so relaxing and the view was wonderful. Ouray is a great town and we're all looking forward to going back and staying again at the Hot Springs Inn.

We stayed here in Sept. and the beds were great and the room was very clean. If you are going to have dinner in town I would highly reccomend the Outlaw. I had the Ribs, wife had the shrimp and daughter had the steak all very good.

What a wonderful hotel! Rita the innkeeper was so pleasant as was her assistant. The hotel rooms look just like the photos on their web page. My husband and I stayed at the very end of the season, which was great! (no crowds!) The beds were comfortable and the room a good size. The granite sink is in the bedroom, separate from the shower and toilet, which makes it convenient getting dressed.

The breakfast was fine, with coffee, juice, tea, rolls, cereal, toast, jelly, oatmeal. If you want eggs I recommend Maggie's Kitchen, next door to hotel.

I am a travel agent myself. I would recommend this hotel to the most discerning client. My husband and I plan to return soon!

After checking this hotel out on TripAdvisor.com and reading the reviews in contrast to the reviews at The Peak Resort in Telluride, we were so pleased that we stayed at the Hot Springs Inn. The rooms were clean, the king beds were snugily, the soaps & shampoos unique and pleasing. It is truly Rocky Mountain western to sleep with the windows open and listen to the creek. If there was a chiil outside, there is the gas fireplace. The continental breakfast could use fruit, hard boiled eggs, bacon or sausage and upgraded coffee, but that is a minor flaw. They could charge $5-10 more and upgrade the breakfast. We sent our friends to the Inn.