Copper Mountain Motel

Property had little parking. The room was not as advertised. But yet I did have a good stay.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful area. I hope to return. Very comfortable bed!

Perfect for what I was looking for, a room to stay in while exploring the area.

It was not the best of stays. The owner was lovely, but the room was dark, light in the room didn’t work. We spent very little time in the room, but it did not feel safe. Only bottom lock on door worked, deadbolt was just for show. No real bath towels, and the best of the worst was the bed. 2 flimsy old pillows and the crunchiest most used up mattress I have ever slept on. Would not recommend if you have certain ideas of what a $100 a night hotel should look and be like, but if you just want sleep and go , it might work for you, but not for $100 a night. If you are alone, a single person, no, do not stay here, it is not a very safe area. I will never be caught there alone. It just wasn’t worth the $ although the little town itself is so quaint.

Staff very nice. Accommodations are older and have seen better days.

The room was extremely small, the comforters felt dirty. My husband was unable to get the WiFi password. Too many things to complain about. The cost was extreme considering the smallest room ever. Not to mention that one bed was horribly uncomfortable! Not coming back

Solid nothing special everything was clean. There was a stain in the shower

We stayed here a few years ago and the owner was friendly and helpful. The place was shabby but quaint. We were extremely tired when we arrive. It was a place to sleep but no amenities. No coffee. Nothing open nearby. We had to leave early in the morning. The price was low, but if I had known the condition, I would have looked elsewhere.

Older property, bed is on its ebb. Hostess was gracious and smiling.