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Erin Anderson

Before I start with the good, for all the people who are bringing dogs, we were so excited this place is dog friendly, but be AWARE there is a dog off leash on the property, very sweet to the humans but will start a confrontation with your leashed dog and won't even look at you when you try to get the dog to not approach your dog. He was very aggressive and I feared our dog could possibly be injured. I am a dog person, and think it is sweet you have your dog roaming the property, loved the "don't feed the wildlife" poster of the dog, but if he is aggressive toward other animals, you really shouldn't advertise as being pet friendly. It is a very dangerous situation for pet owners. Our dog did not start this, we were just walking back to our room when the property dog followed and tried to have it in with our dog. And as for potty breaks, very small areas for your dog to go to the bathroom, unless you walk around the corner and cross the main street to the trail, there are very minimal spaces for your dog go. They do provide doggy bags outside, but people still don't pick up afterr their dog, so I was doing poop pick up for others. The area is busy because it is a small mountain town with a venue that has shows almost daily. The parking lot is tiny, so if you show up with a big truck like we did, be aware there is minimal parking, but they did have a spot in back (right next to the dog, so it was sort of inconvenient to walk our dog to our vehicle with a possible aggressive dog.) The sound thing is obvious being by the Red Rock venue, you are going to hear whatever show is going on, but what I didn't expect is you can hear the crowds cheering more then the music that is being played live. The road noise is pretty active at all hours as well. And the last of the bad, was the extension cord running the length of the cabin being a complete eyesore. We believe it was because the air conditioner couldn't be run on the same circuits as other things in this old charming building, but If we are paying that much for a room, that should be taken care of by a proper electrician. Now for the good: cute, historic lodgings. I am a sucker for historic places. Super friendly staff, breakfast included, tranport to Red rock. Plenty of options for food nearby, but since it is a tourist town with a venue, you will pay a little more. The bathtub was fit for a king or queen, the best part of the cottage. The decor was whimsy and on point for the theme of the room. The bed was comfortable and the place was really clean. The shower is huge, but could of used a door to keep things warmer. We appreciated the late check out since we had later appointments in town we had to make. It was exactly as pictured and a sweet little retreat for my birthday. Glad we got to experience this place, but don't think we will be paying for a room here again for the price, they need to pay attention to details a bit more. The dog issue is the big kicker that took the review down stars, no matter how charming it was, as our dog means so much to us and we don't want our dog having the chance of getting injured anywhere we bring him.

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Ozzie

We stayed at the Camelot Cottage and overall had a great experience. The cottage is cozy, and in a great location for enjoying Morrison. It has a lot of charm and feels like a relaxing getaway. One memorable detail, there’s a beautiful white dog that freely roams the property. Very friendly and adds to the rustic vibe… however, it also turns out this dog is the real culprit behind an overnight mystery smell. My wife repeatedly accused me of being the source, only for us to discover actual dog turds behind our bed the next morning. My name has now been officially cleared. Also worth mentioning, the breakfast was delicious, classic bacon and eggs done right, and a perfect way to start the morning. One friendly warning, be careful with the first few steps out of the tub. The floor can be slick, and my wife nearly went down fresh out of a soak. Nothing humbles a man faster than imagining having to help his naked wife off the floor before coffee. We survived, laughed, and learned. Overall, despite the canine surprise and slippery floors, we enjoyed our stay and would recommend Camelot Cottage

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Brandon Tymkovich

Great place close to town. To stay. Hot tubs. A lot of history. Place is older than all of us on earth. The cook made a great breakfast in the morning. And we loved the dog. It could open doors as it wanted to go in and out. Very great service.

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Heather H

We stayed in the Sail Away room for a night. We would come back but it does need some maintenance. Four out of five stars. For example, the little back patio, which would be perfect to sit and have a cup of coffee has thistles growing and two areas of dog poop that were not picked up. It could be an ideal little spot to have breakfast or lunch or dinner, even in the winter because how colorado sometimes can be 70° in the middle of winter. That area has been very much overlooked and in need of lots of love. It would be nice to have a table and chair back there as well because if you’re going there for peace and quiet, you don’t really want to sit in the front patio area where everybody’s driving by and walking by. The inside floor needs attention too. It’s got many chips and burns in the laminate & also the tub there needs to be attention to that silicone sealant. When you’re in the water closet, you can smell Pot from the neighbors next-door if they’re in their patio so Perhaps it needs to be sealed around the window by the toilet. The window by the toilet needs a curtain because somebody on the outside can walk right up to that window and there you are alfresco. The front door needs some sealant mice can get into the area under the door and the back door needs new weatherstripping & the windows need new cling on film that’s been eroded. But the Rest of the windows were covered nicely for privacy, and the gas fireplace was very nice. The bed was very comfortable. The main house & lobby & breakfast-area where you check in and eat breakfast is for those who are into mysticism And that kind of stuff. You can smell pot in the main eating area so we decided to eat in our room. They served organic coffee at breakfast when you go to pick up your breakfast or go sit and eat breakfast. The parking is tight but it is available and free for those staying there.

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Helen L

I spent 6 hours scouring the internet trying to find just the right place for a staycation in Colorado. I kept landing back on the Cliff House Lodge and I decided to jump in and I am so glad I did. This is now my favorite place to stay in Colorado. The Rose Cottage was clean and quiet and the hot tub was private. The food was hot, the dogs were charming, the staff was wonderful and the atmosphere was perfect. We are already talking about booking another trip back and we will be happy to stay in the Rose Cottage again.