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- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Sun - Phones:
Main - 970-577-4000
Toll Free - 800-976-1377
Conference/Group Sales - 970-577-4017
Wedding Receptions - 970-577-4018
Tours - 970-577-4111
- Address:
- 333 W Wonderview Ave Estes Park, CO 80517
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- Hotels, American Restaurants, Bars, Breakfast, Brunch & Lunch Restaurants, Gift Shops, Lodging, Meeting & Event Planning Services, Motels, Restaurants, Sandwich Shops, Souvenirs, Steak Houses, Tourist Information & Attractions, Tours-Operators & Promoters, Wedding Reception Locations & Services, Wine
- Services / Products
- Tours, Dining, Reservations, Meetings, Activities, Weddings
- Payment Options
- Amenities
- Spa, Wi-Fi, Gift Shop, Hair Salon, Cascades Restaurant, Whiskey Bar, Table Restaurant, Cascades Club, Steamer's Cafe, Dog Friendly
- Other Information
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Parking: Lot, Street
General Info
The Stanley Hotel best known for its role in in Stephen King's novel, The Shining and consistent nominations as Americas most haunted hotels opened in 1909. You'll be in prime location when you stay at Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Located in the historical district and minutes from Reel Mountain Theater and Stanley Village.This family-friendly resort is within close proximity of Aspen and Evergreen Gallery and Barlow Plaza.
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This is a very old, historical hotel so if your looking for fancy amenities, this isn't the place. Creaking hallways and small rooms but did I say it was historic? Bonus, some even say it's haunted to boot. This is apparently the inspiration for Stephen King's, "The Shining," which is continuously shown on one of the channels. Can you say, "redrum?"
My brother and I were in Colorado last week and happened upon the Rocky Mountain chocolate factory near Estes Park.
I am diebetic and not use to getting really good candy I can eat. Not the case here. I was great. I brought my wife regular chocolate home to Missouri and she loved it. Great taste, fun place to stop and beautiful town to visit makes this a "MUST STOP" if you are in the area.