Featuring an indoor swimming pool and hot tub, this Greenwood Village, Colorado hotel is 10 minutes’ drive from Kennedy Golf Course. A free breakfast is offered daily.
Located in the San Luis Valley, this hotel is 10 minutes from the Rio Grande Scenic Rail Road. It features an indoor pool, on-site gym, and rooms with flat-screen TVs.
Petr
Belgium
Great pool, breakfast ok (hard to chew burger patties but chewable)
Offering an indoor pool, this hotel is 35 minutes’ drive from Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge. Free Wi-Fi access is available. Parking is provided on site.
Dunes Inn Alamosa is located in Alamosa. Each accommodation at the 4-star hotel has city views and free WiFi. There is a restaurant serving American cuisine, and free private parking is available.
François du - from Canada
Canada
Lovely motel to stay in the heart of Alamosa when visiting the San Juan Valley in Colorado. The room is comfortable and very clean. The staff was very welcoming and nice. The breakfast that is included was also very good.
Days Inn Alamosa offers accommodation in Alamosa. Some rooms feature a seating area where you can relax. All rooms are fitted with a private bathroom equipped with a bath or shower.
Zillah
United Kingdom
Big clean and comfortable room with fridge, TV and toiletries. Breakfast was fantastic
Less than one-half mile from the San Luis Valley Regional Medical Center, this Alamosa, Colorado hotel offers a grab and go breakfast. Spacious rooms feature free Wi-Fi and a cable TV.
Activities we liked: Colorado Gators (even though it was a...
Activities we liked: Colorado Gators (even though it was a little unmaintained), Great Sand Dunes NP, Sand Dunes Rec (especially The Greenhouse, which is an adult hot springs area with a bar), UFO Watchtower (we actually camped here).
Sarah
United States
Scored 8.0
8.0
Excellent location for those attending Adams State...
Excellent location for those attending Adams State University labs; it is only a 5-minute drive from campus. The breakfast was excellent, and the staff was extremely responsive. I will stay there again!
B
Bianca
United States
Scored 10
10
Alamosa is a cute little town - our stay at the "Cozy...
Alamosa is a cute little town - our stay at the "Cozy Colorado Retreat" was super comfortable for us & our 4-legged friends. Alamosa was centrally located to enjoy the Great sand dunes and was only an hours drive to El Sanctuario Chimayo, Joyful Journeys Hot Springs, & to snowmobiling in Red River, NM. Lots of great things to see & the scenery is gorgeous!
Kathryn
United States
Scored 6.0
6.0
Alamosa seems to be a working class dominated town, and a...
Alamosa seems to be a working class dominated town, and a bit past its prime. Most of the nature destinations (Great Sand Dunes, national forests) are a ways off, although not far by Colorado standards. While it has a small college (Adams State University) it seems that it doesn't influence the town strongly. I guess I'm just not a big fan of Alamosa.
Gary
Scored 8.0
8.0
Alamosa has a wonderful italian restaurant called "The...
Alamosa has a wonderful italian restaurant called "The Friar's Fork"
Really delicious. I wish we would have had more time to explore more of Alamosa. We were just passing through on a trip but very glad we stopped.
PJ
United States
Scored 8.0
8.0
We attended the Sandhill Crane Festival in Monte Vista but...
We attended the Sandhill Crane Festival in Monte Vista but chose to stay in Alamosa because hotel rates were less expensive than Monte Vista. Alamosa and the surrounding areas offer fantastic views of snow-capped mountains. Both the Alamosa and Monte Vista Wildlife Refuges offer excellent opportunities to observe and photograph wildlife. There are many outdoor activities available to those who love to drive or hike and explore.
Vicino ad Alamosa, ottimo se sì vuole visitare il Great Sand Dunes National Park. The host is very welcoming and the room is super comfortable. We have really appreciated the possibility to have a sauna after a long day trip. Special mention to Foxy and Frosty, very nice dogs.
No hot water machine for tea or coffee in room - no tissue box in bathroom or room - no extra blanket - no extra pillow. No real welcome to hotel - l am a former college tourism and hospitality educator so l thought it was poor not welcoming after a very long day driving
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