Cimarron Lodge by Alpine Lodging Telluride

Fair
Traveller Type: review category business travellers
  : The location is on the west end of Telluride and was just a few blocks from the city centre. The river path is just steps away.
  : The room is filled up by the king bed. The coffee pot was at knee level. There just isn't much space. The bathroom is dated. The $600 plus nightly rate during the Bluegrass Festival.

Very Good
Traveller Type: review category business travellers

Poor
Traveller Type: review category business travellers
  : Quiet
  : False advertising calling a studio an apartment very disappointed. Way too cramped. Two 67 year old women who are just friends, had very little privacy, no comfortable chair to sit on, sitting area …wrong…………… cramped eating area.

Disappointing
Traveller Type: review category business travellers
  : The only real positive of this place was the location in relation to the ski lift.
  : We were incredibly misled by the ad. The ad states “one bedroom apartment” and shows pictures of an apartment that includes a kitchen, so we showed up prepared to cook for the 4 nights. However this was just a room with a microwave, even just the inclusion of a toaster would have made a difference. If you did choose to use the provided dishes, the only place to wash them was in the bathroom sink. We even had to fill out water bottles in the bathtub. The room was right off the ski locker area and below a set of stairs, which was incredibly noisy at all hours of the night with other guests going up and down the stairs - the walls are extremely thin. Wifi hardly worked, made it very difficult to work remotely. The icing on the cake - the bed. Hands down the most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept on. The king bed is just two twin beds pushed together, you can feel what feels like a bar in the middle where the beds meet. On either twin bed, the springs are sunk down in the middle and provide no support for your back whatsoever. The pillows feel like a bag of rocks. After the first night I had a stiff neck and back. Night two I woke up several times through the night with back and neck pain, and had to try to readjust to lessen the pain. By night 3, lying on a pillow for more than 5 minutes sent pain radiating through my head and back. I even tried sleeping with a sweater wrapped around a decorative pillow. I eventually rolled up a sweater and just slept alternately on that and just with no pillow. This back pain lasted through the day as well. After skiing our third day, we actually cancelled our dinner reservation and packed up and drove home through the night instead of attempting to sleep in that bed again. Never in my life have I left a hotel early due to discomfort. At $300 a night I at least expect a moderately comfortable bed with updated pillows. There were also stains over the comforter. This room should be listed as a budget European style room.