Hotels in Estes Park, CO

There are four free Estes Park shuttle routes operating from July to October: the blue, gold, red and brown routes. All of them start in downtown Estes Park, near Lake Estes. Thus, we suggest staying in this downtown area if you would like easy access to the shuttle routes. This area is also easy to walk around in case you are here in the off months.

When looking for cheap hotels in Estes Park, we suggest that travelers who want to be in the middle of the hustle and bustle to book a hotel in the heart of Estes Park in the downtown neighborhood. Find cheap hotels in central Estes Park, like the Stanley Hotel, which was the inspiration for the famous Stephen King novel The Shining. Couples traveling to the Rocky Mountain National Park should check out the Silver Moon Inn for easy access to all of the town’s sights and park access. Those who are looking for something quieter, perhaps couples or return travelers, might want to check out options located along the scenic Fall River. Hotels here include the Brynwood on the River or the historic Crags Lodge by Diamond Resorts. The brown shuttle line runs conveniently along the Fall River and can conveniently connect you to the downtown area.

Most travelers book hotels in Estes Park as an excellent base for exploring the nearby Rocky Mountain National Park and other wilderness areas, like the Roosevelt National Forest. But Estes Park also has its own host of sights to explore. The Estes Park Aerial Tramway is a cable car that will take you to the top of Prospect Mountain for some incredible views over the mountaintops. You can take the cable car from downtown Estes Park in the center of town and get off close to Joe Mills Pond. Be sure to check out Lake Estes on the east side of town for a stroll or to partake in its famous trout fishing. The lake can be reached by the blue line. For families, check out the Meadow Mini Golf course located on the west part of town, off Marys Lake Road, reachable by the brown shuttle line.

Most of the bars and restaurants are located on the east of town, close to the Visitors Center, and can be reached by the brown shuttle line. Estes Park hotels in the area include the Alpine Trail Ridge Inn and the Rams Horn Village Resort. On your trip to Estes Park, be sure to fill up on breakfast with tons of local favorites like homemade cinnamon rolls, breakfast burritos, donuts and coffee. You can also check out local food, like freshly grown peaches or homemade lemonade from vendors at the Estes Park Farmer’s Market on Thursdays. The Farmer’s Market located downtown at Bond Park, along the brown shuttle line, and is the perfect place to score your own fixings for a picnic.

3 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Estes Park.

Hotels in Estes Park show a range of prices for their rooms. These are determined by factors such as availability, locale and amenities. On average, rooms will be around $226 per night.

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