Where to stay in Kremmling CO area?

[Mafesto]

Looking at riding in that area mid Jan.
Where is a good place to stay?
Where are the options for parking & unloading?
Any suggestions are appreciated.

 

[Pro-8250]

Looking at riding in that area mid Jan.
Where is a good place to stay?
Where are the options for parking & unloading?
Any suggestions are appreciated.

Sending you a PM.

 

[cpa]

Every option imaginable on the other side of Rabbit ears in Steamboat. Super expensive to Super 8. Not many options in Kremmling

 

[Mafesto]

Anyone stay at Allington? or Super 8?
Not expecting a 5 star, but want to avoid sh!tholes.

 

[nomasittinright]

Allington is a very nice hotel and if you call in reservation and say you are snowmobiling the rates are $75 for 2 queen room or $95 for a suite with 2 queens and a large hide a bed. Good sized parking lot for trailers and located right next door to Alpine Motor Sports if you need any Polaris or Arctic Cat parts or a new boondocker turbo. Rabbit ears is about a 45 minute drive if I remember right and there are a few parking lots right on the side of the road to ride from.

 

[Blk88GT]

I've always stayed at the Allington, no disappointments whatsoever. ALWAYS clean, warm, and friendly helpful staff.

The only reason to stay in Steamboat would be a little more interesting night life, if you're into that sort of thing.

 

[AndrettiDog]

The Allington is fairly new. Nice hotel next to a couple places to eat. Several places for fuel and a grocery market across the street to get goods. There's a Polaris/AC dealer, but I would avoid that unless you need it.

 

[manlye]

I'd recommend the Allington as well nice clean hotel with a hot tub and pool for a great rate.


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[Mafesto]

Thanks everyone.
I'll pass that recommendation on to the rest of the group.

 

[sillyrabbit0420]

I've stayed in the Super 8 in Kremmling. It was $65 or so. There's a Mexican restaurant across the street from it that we always stop at on the way home, although I couldn't tell you what the place is called. Great burritos.

The Super 8 is pretty standard, inexpensive hotel room stuff. It's a place to watch TV and drink a beer, crash out, and then get up and ride again.

 

[sillyrabbit0420]

Oh... I've also stayed at the LaQuinta in Steamboat. I have a habit of taking off with no plan whatsoever, then riding all day, not making reservations for a place to stay, and just winging sh*t.
Anyway... I did all that, then went to the LaQuinta. They wanted $85 a night, but I performed a Jedi Mind trick, and told them I'd pay $70. The lady at the desk laughed, and went to ask the manager in the back and they gave it to me for $70. This practice works fairly often with hotels if it isn't a busy weekend with holidays or something.

La Quinta was about the same as the Super 8. Standard hotel room. Beats sleeping in the truck.

 

[Mafesto]

Allington exceeded our expectations by far.
I am sure we will be back.

Quarter Circle Saloon - During our stay, we had 29 meals there between the group & I don't think there was a single complaint. Very good!

The area hadn't had any significant snow for awhile, so we were not expecting great riding.
We were mistaken, we were easily able to fine 3 days worth of virgin pow & none of us had ever been there before.

Thanks again everyone for the tips.