Colorado Chautauqua

Spent 2 nights over Thanksgiving. We stayed in a one bedroom cabin. Very clean and comfortable. Kitchen was extremely well stocked with everything you need. I did miss a dishwasher, but it is a cabin. Loved the many hikes we took right from our cabin. A unique experience.

My recent conference stay at the Colorado Chautauqua was truly exceptional, easily earning a 10/10 rating. This venue is an ideal combination of professional excellence and natural retreat. The historic setting, nestled directly beneath the Flatirons, is simply breathtaking. My cottage was peaceful and well-kept, offering a welcome change from a standard hotel. The conference spaces, like the Grand Assembly Hall, were beautiful and fully equipped. What sets this venue apart is the location. We could step right out of a meeting and onto a stunning hiking trail in minutes, which genuinely fostered connection and creativity among attendees. Excellent food from the Chautauqua Dining Hall was the final touch on a flawless experience. If you are looking for an inspiring and restorative place to

We enjoyed our stay but the floors in the living room were very dirty. When we first got there, we accidentally dropped a pillow on the floor and it was covered in dirt and hair. The rest of the cabin appeared clean, but it gave us the ick the rest of the stay and we didnt want to walk around barefoot. For the police we paid, thats a bit annoying. We still enjoyed our stay because the place is beautiful and very unique. Great location and beautiful grounds.

Need a place to unplug? Look no further. The Chautauqua Cottages are within steps to a multitude of hiking trails- all with breathtaking views of the Flatirons ranging from easy strolls to challenging climbs that will have you thinking, "OMG, what have a I done!" The food in the dining hall was delicious and fairly priced. Ice-cream cones from the General Store after a day of trekking was a treat. Can't wait to visit again!

We got a 3-bedroom yet one of the bedrooms was unsafe, located down a dangerous flight of stairs and entirely underground (like a bedroom built into the cellar from 100 years ago). Our 5-year old and 2-year old kids could not stay in the bedroom so we paid a high price for a 3-bedroom unit and squeezed into 2-bedrooms. In all practicality, it was a 2-bedroom unit with no disclosures about this upon checkout. I get the cottages are cute, but you should have to disclose material issues like this before you charge for a 3-bedroom.