Eagle Fire Lodge & Cabins Woodland Park, Woodland Park

My stay was frustrating overall. While the location has potential as it's surrounded by wonderful mountains, the experience was marred by the lack of proper amenities and cleanliness. The mattress in the room was uncomfortable, and the lack of breakfast was disappointing. However, I did enjoy how spacious my room was, even if it had its issues.

I had a pretty rough experience at this hotel. The rooms were not well-equipped for accessibility despite being labeled as such, and the conditions left a lot to be desired. However, the bathroom amenities were decent, and the location near Woodland Park is beautiful. I couldn't recommend this place based on my experience, especially given the high prices for what they offer.

I needed a quick stop in Woodland Park for a fly fishing trip, and while the place was mostly quiet and nice enough for a night, there were some issues that left me wanting more. The kitchenette room I stayed in had its perks, like a full fridge, but the Wi-Fi didn’t work during my stay, which was frustrating. Additionally, I suggest avoiding rooms near the main road to ensure a better night's sleep.

My stay was a mixed bag. The cabin was clean and had a lovely atmosphere, but the bathroom felt cramped and the breakfast options were pretty limited. The lack of onsite vending or ice machines was a bit surprising, especially since I found dining options limited after 8 PM. However, I'm glad pets are allowed, even if there's an extra fee. Overall, it was okay but could use some improvements.

I had a pretty mixed experience at this lodge. My cabin was really nice and felt like home, with a lovely view of Pike's Peak, but the hot tub was a letdown as the view was blocked. The kitchen was well-equipped with some nice touches, like a stocked tea and coffee basket, but some outdated amenities made it less appealing. Overall, it had a great vibe, but it's not without its flaws.