Steam Train Hotel

Stately attractive historic hotel with rooms upstairs & Caboose BurgerRestaurant downstairs (great ice cream!). Clean small room, comfortable bed, frig w freezer unit, window A/C, breakfast room on 2nd floor, located on corner lot near restaurants across the street. VERY nice & accommodating proprietors. A great value!

My husband and I stayed there and we must have got one of the rooms that hasn't been renovated yet. The sheets on the bed as you walk in we're itchy, the couch had no support for your back so you sat Hunchback in it. There was also dirt between the buttons of the remote control. The bathtub was scary as it had about an inch of caulking around it that was unprofessionally done, the inside of the bathtub had patching in it, it looked dingy, there was either dirt or mold in the gaps where the caulking didn't touch the tub, the exhaust fan was so clogged it didn't even do any good, and the outlets didn't work. There was a bidet function for the toilet though... lol. The shades in the bedroom didn't lower and we couldn't figure out how to raise the shades in the living room / bedroom. The painting didn't seem to be done professionally as you could tell where the roller touched the ceiling while the walls were being done and the roof must have leaked at one time as there was a huge patch in the ceiling and the water stain was still showing. A lot of patching needs to be done to make the paint look good. The foot board was installed wrong as it leaned into the bed, the end table next to the couch sloped downward, and the Shelf that the cable box set on was installed crooked. There was only one tiny bar of soap for our two day stay and only one roll of toilet paper. They never checked to see if we needed anything. Can't believe they charge $110 a night for the "suite" we had. It was only worth about 50 or $60 a night.

The room was clean and adequate for a night. The bed in room #6 was very comfortable and the Wi-Fi was excellent. All the rooms are on the second floor. I arrived at 7 pm, after the front desk had closed but with a phone call, the owner was there very quickly. Check-in was a breeze. Parking is adjacent to the building. There’s a common room with a pool table and this is where the self serve breakfast is also. You help yourself to items in the fridge and freezer and there’s assorted cereals, teas, coffee, hot chocolate. There’s a second story deck for outside seating. The main things that were lacking was more than one hanger and a chair in the room so I didn’t have to sit on the bed.

The place was terribly unclean and unkept, dead and dying plant in our room. Strange smell in the bedroom, I would not advise staying here, the bed linens didn't appear to be washed or maintained. You might be better off sleeping in your car and saving the money, or go to alamosa or somewhere else.

Cute, funky hotel. Rooms are small, bathroom small, but our room was clean and had the essentials. Common area outside and another common room inside, not fancy but comfortable. Yes, the walls and windows are thin, but other guests were respectful and place was fairly quiet. Train station is just a block away. Hosts were helpful.

This hotel is perfect location to ride steam train. Manager Paul was very kind and pleasant. However, our room was not fully cleaned. My husband actually put the new pillow cases on while Paul ran to get more soap and towels. These rooms are charming and we appreciate that. However, they need deep cleaning to remove caked dust. I definitely didn’t want to touch anything I didn’t have to. There is a common room which has a pool table which we enjoyed. Breakfast wasn’t replenished on our second morning. This place has so much potential, but it needs sharp management to bring it up to par.