The Hotel Eastin

This is a unique and historic experience. Everyone should stay here once. This was our third time. Unfortunately it will be our last. Remember - everyone should stay once. The floors creak like a very old historic bldg should be expected. But the wiring scares me. They have one duplex outlet that serves every light, refrigerator, microwave, tv, ceiling fan and lights, plus whatever you bring. There is no one on the property all night but it is in a crimeless city. I wouldn’t advise a woman by herself to stay - you won’t be comfortable. But, you know, Zane Gray stayed here while writing one of his books that featured the horse and rider naturally “engraved” in the bluff across the street. It is worth a stay. It is a fascinating hotel. We have come 3 times.

Kremmling is a smaller town that's full of ranches and is picturesque in every way. We chose hotel Easton as it was close to hot sulfur Springs. It's easy to find, they leave the key in the front foyer for you.... And then you begin the adventure that is the hotel at Easton. This 120-year-old building creaks at every possible step, and is filled with everything from Victorian era to modern conveniences. The rooms all have a theme, everything is clean, it is a real character. I did find the mattress to be exceedingly hard.... But I slept the full night and I did fit in the tiny shower. The grand restaurant next to the hotel was lovely and made a great cheesesteak, and the following morning we had coffee at the shooter and it was wonderful. I would love to live in kremmling someday!

This very old hotel was totally unique and captured a slice of Colorado from simpler times. Loved all the old Decore. If you are looking for standard modern convenience of a chain hotel this may not be for you. If you enjoy antiques, old fixtures and construction, and curiosities around every corner this may be your place. Sorry I didn't get to meet the owner - they use a key drop method.

Toilet in room would not flush and overflowed. Called for assistance two different times with no response or assistance.

This is a boarding house, without air conditioning, you share the bathroom (only one of two showers was operational). Had to wait 15 minutes for staff to show up to check in.

This hotel is more than a place to stay, it is an experience in itself. As you step in the door of the plain exterior, you step into another era, another world of travel, where the room keys are in the Key Boxes on the wall and the genuine wood floor actually creaks. The narrow stairway, decorated with character works of the "Old West" leads to a hall of period-designed antique furnished rooms (yes they have electricity and televisions) that convince you that this is another time and place. Most rooms have all the typical plumbing, but for those that don't, there are community bathrooms, complete with tub and shower. You can easily imagine the activity of a day gone by when traveling salesmen stopped over here after a long train ride to ply their wares. The whole experience is charming. The staff provide personal service with a genuine character of Western hospitality. If you truly want experience to be the definition of your travel, this is a property worth going out of your way to visit.

Very quaint; built in 1905. PET FRIENDLY! No AC, fairly miserable in July. Clean enough but very bare bones. Won’t return, can’t recommend.

Very unique property dont be fooled by the outside appearance, open the door and step back in time

Unique historical hotel with western charm. Simple rooms with shared bathrooms. Fresh coffee at 5 AM. Reasonable price.