Cripple Creek Hospitality House & Travel Park

If you're looking to step back in time on a trip, Cripple Creek and this wonderful hospital-converted-to-hotel are the places to go. The staff is wonderful. I booked a package deal that included a massage (available with a minimum stay of three nights). The hotel, despite being built in 1901, is fully updated yet retains some of the historical aspects (like radiators in the room). It is walking distance to the town (although with the altitude those of us from lower to sea level places had difficulty navigating the hilly town.) I would highly recommend checking out this gem!

The 1900s atmosphere is a delightful touch that adds to the overall charm. The rooms are very clean and comfortable with essential amenities like refrigerators, microwaves, and extra blankets for a pleasant stay. The laundry room and breakfast area are practical additions for all the guests. The staff is super friendly. An extra bonus is Doc's Breakfast Truck, with delicious breakfast options that we enjoyed outdoors. We had a great time! There is no doubt that Hospitality House is our favorite place in Cripple Creek.

Wonderfully restored/preserved historic hotel. Four blocks from downtown’s commercialized Main Street. Clean and comfortable. Our shower was great , the vanity was original marble. Our queen size bed was very comfortable. If you enjoy something a little different, you will love this gem.

This was our third time staying here. We really love everything about this hotel! The staff is always very friendly, and we love the rooms. They are clean and quiet. We also love Doc's food truck. Liz is the sweetest person and she serves a great, hot breakfast. Can't wait to come back again.

This unique hotel is a step back in time around the 1890’s with all the period appropriate furnishings and fixtures and very comfortable beds. Very friendly western service and accommodations. Stay here when in Cripple Creek, don’t go to those hotels inside the casinos in town. Very quiet as well.

Believe the reviews! This place is a perfect blend of historical beauty and comfort. The beds are comfortable, the property is beautiful, the employees are helpful, and the breakfast at Docs is tasty! We stayed in the Outpatient room and really enjoyed the private entrance and porch with wicker furniture. The room is large, well appointed, and has 2 queen beds. We have stayed here multiple times and will definitely be back. Best place to stay in Cripple Creek hands down!

This place is beyond exceptional. The gentleman that checked us in was so nice, personable, and helpful. The breakfast at Doc's was so good. Beautiful place. Awesome outdoor seating. Loved how accommodating it was. Highly recommend. It is a must stay.

Not only is the Hospitality House unique for its history and artifacts, but all aspects of an enjoyable stay are provided. The hospital was built in 1901 and it has now been refurbished into beautiful rooms. There is interesting old medical equipment as well as antique record players and other old memorabilia. The rooms are gorgeous with high ceilings, lovely wall paper, and wood furnishings. The grounds were quiet and the location is a few blocks away from the casinos. Coffee and tea was served in a room straight out of a museum with the old stove. There are balconies to sit on, as well as outdoor tables. I enjoyed all the hummingbirds in front of the hotel. The TV and WiFi worked well. All the staff I interacted with were extremely friendly- including the owner and his mother. There is self service laundry. Breakfast is served outside from a food truck. The hot options were great- much nicer than chain hotels. Eating under the pine trees was so relaxing. You can also order ahead and eat in your room-they provide trays so you have a place to eat. I enjoyed talking to some other guests and the owner while I was eating my breakfast burrito. A few minor details- there is no air conditioning and no fan was provided. I opened my windows, but in July my room didn’t cool down much during the night. There is no elevator, so plan on carrying luggage up the steps. There are no amenities like pool, hot tub, or fitness center. There weren’t any walking paths directly from the hotel, so if you want to walk for exercise you’d have to walk on the roads. If you want lunch or dinner, you have to drive somewhere. There is more to Cripple Creek than just the casinos. There is a railroad and some museums. Don’t make the mistake that I did and only book for one night. I wished I had booked two nights and I hated to leave!

Beautiful facility. Great history. Comfortable room. I just loved my stay here! I’ll definitely be back. With the town filled with modern casinos, I appreciate the efforts to maintain the original Teller County hospital and repurpose it.