Cripple Creek Hospitality House & Travel Park

Rob Dinwiddie

If I could give this place 15 stars, I would. It’s a 1901 hospital that’s been converted to an unusual B&B. The entire place is full of antiques from the early 1900’s, including some medical equipment from that period. Super super cool!! 20 years from now, you’ll never remember that Holiday Inn Express you stayed at, but you’ll definitely remember this place!

Елена Ленская

Great place! The owners are just great people, since they saw the value of such a beautiful historical building, renovated it and also allowed other people to see this beauty. Incredible! Immersion in another century! The rooms are clean, the hotel itself is clean. There are wonderful places to relax inside on the veranda. It was so nice when on Monday one of the employees, a lady laid breakfast for us and put very tasty buns (danish roll) with cinnamon. We really liked all the receptionists, everyone was polite, responsive, always tried to help. Really liked the girl who met us upon check-in. The nature in Colorado is very beautiful! This place is quiet, helps to relax. Very fresh air. Thank you very much, dear staff and owners of the Cripple Creek Hotel. Sincerely, Alexander and Elena

Cathy Jackson

My husband and I recently had a little getaway at the Hospitality House and to say we were impressed would be an understatement. EVERYTHING and EVERYONE there was amazing. Great customer service and the feeling of making you feel at home in this beautiful historic place. We 💯 would recommend this place to anyone wanting to just get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life!

Erica Szeto

A very interesting place to stay. It used to be a hospital back in the day. Being in the medical field I found this to be quite interesting, there was also a lot of old wheel chairs and equipment from back in the day. All the rooms are unique from each other and had medical theme. We were in Recovery. The staff are very nice and friendly. They explained important things about our stay. Our stay included a $7 credit per person per night for breakfast at Doc's. We had the breakfast burrito. There is a small gift shop by check-in. If you are a light sleeper, you may need to bring a eye mask and earplugs. There is a stained glass window above the door to your room so the light from the hall gets into the room so it may not be dark enough. Also the fan in the bathroom is super loud and you can hear it from another room. I could also hear someone loudly snoring, and when people were walking up and down the stairs. The room was initially a bit cold, but then got quite warm. You might want to call directly and have them help you pick a room that may be a better fit (like away from the staircase, etc), from my interaction at check-in I feel like they wouldn't mind helping you pick specific room.

Spooky Cat

Staying overnight here is part of our Christmas tradition to go to the Butte Theater and see the Christmas melodrama. We love staying here and have done it for probably the last 10 years with our grandchildren. They love it here also. We love the old Victorian charm and the friendliness and conscientiousness of the staff. Plus, the breakfast served as part of your stay, by Docs Is delicious and their staff is also so considerate.