This place is only a couple of years old and the attention to keeping this place in top condition shows. The rooms are large ... two king beds in each room and all the rooms open to a patio along the river. The sound of the river becomes soothing and drowns out any noise that there may be coming from other rooms. The breakfasts are typical cereal, toast, juice and coffee, but the breakfast area is large and accomodating for lots of people to sit and eat.

I would definitely stay here again.

Just got back from spending the week of the 4th of July at the Hot Springs Inn in Ouray. What a Wonderful Hotel ! Rooms are spacious and clean as is the property. This hotel is only a couple years old and it shows that the propery owners are trying very hard to keep this hotel top notch. Like in the other reviews we had the sign on the TV not to remove the wires and the sign about not staining the towels. I personally welcome this as the hotel rooms, beds, decorations, and grounds are gorgeous and immaculate. In my eyes there is nothing wrong with the owners wanting to keep them that way. There are signs stating No smoking or pets in the rooms but I was disapointed to see nothing about no smoking on the patios. One night during my stay, there was a soothing rain and my family headed to the patio only to be choked out by my neighbor's smoking from the patio next door. The location just on the edge of town next to the river is perfect. It's obvious they put some forethought into designing this hotel from the full size steel silhouette cowboys in the parking lot to the whimsical flower stuffed cowboy boot on the wall in the room. I will definitely stay at the Hot Springs Inn during my next visit to Ouray, which hopefully we be much sooner than later.

We stayed two nights at the Hot Springs Inn. The hotel appears to be fairly new. The rooms are very comfortable and each one has a small balcony with a view of the river. We found it very pleasant to open the windows at night and let the sounds of the river lull us to sleep.

We were quite amused by the notes on the TV sets. Apparently the satellite system is really 'touchy'.

The only problems we encountered were at breakfast. We were part of a tour group and since the Inn's regular breakfast time does not begin until 8 a.m., our group had asked for 7:30 and then 7:00 a.m. breakfasts. This shouldn't have been that difficult as all they serve is a basic continental breakfast (bagels, toast, muffins, small cake donuts, coffee cake and dry cereals) not even any fruit except for orange juice, but the lady serving breakfast arrived late both days and was really grumpy.

The Hot Springs Inn was a slight disappointment to us. We encountered a woman named Rita (possibly the owner) who entered our room to tape a hand-written sign for us NOT to touch the TV box or wires to the TV. We had not touched anything. We turned the TV on and all we got was static from Dish TV. We left a note on the second day to have someone fix it so we could watch TV. They did fix it, but included the nasty note. The 3 hot tubs are tiny and children under 5' are not allowed to enter them. The continental breakfast is only served from 8-9:30 am. For people from the east coast that is the equivalent of eating at 10 am or later. The hotel is on the outskirts of town, about 1/5 mile from the Hot Springs pool. We could not walk to restaurants or attractions. The beds are large and comfortable, but notes taped to the dresser warn not to stain any linens. The hotel chose white towels and floor mats. These are hard to keep stain-free with kids. Overall, Hot Springs Inn is not kid-friendly.