Frisco Lodge, Frisco

We wanted a weekend getaway from the hustle bustle of work and home!! We decided to get in the car and just drive to a friendly mountain town and ended up on Main Street in Frisco. It was snowing and cold and we wanted a nice clean place to stay. We happened upon the Frisco Lodge. We were greetd in the office by Cody, the resident dog. He was friendly and made us miss ours left at home. Then a little girl appeared and said her grandparents would be right there to check them in. We thought what a delightful place to stay for the night. Well we ended up staying three nights and wish we had more time to take in all of what Frisco had to offer. Not only was there great mountains to ski, but also a wonderful little lodge to settle in for the night on victorian decorations, quilts that were comfy and a warm fireplace in the sitting room. We had such a great time. The innkeepers Rick and Liselle were the gracious hosts and made sure we were taken care of from the hot and delicious breakfasts to Shauns great soups at the end of a ski day. We were even poured a glass of yummy wine with chees and crackers. The innkeepers sat with us for quite a while telling us about the history of this cozy lodge. If you want a great place with clean rooms and warm smiles from the hosts, get in your car and drive to this romantic little getaway. You will love every minute of this adventure in heaven!

Great location, good clean rooms, comfortable beds. Rick and Eleica make you feel like you are staying with old friends. The breakfast is outstanding - do not miss the Belgian waffles!

My husband and I decided to take a drive up in the mountains. We came across the Frisco Lodge after eating at the Butterhorn. We were a bit tired and decided to stay at the Lodge. We were immediately greeted by the General Manager, Rick who showed us the rooms and a tour of the Lodge. The room in the back was great. Lots of pillows, comfy beds and a wonderful atmosphere. He told us about their happy hour and we said we were looking forward to it. Not only was there wine, cheese and crackers, but an assortment of cheesecake. We asked for suggestions on where to eat and he pointed us in the right direction with Italian. After a beautiful ride thru Swan Mountain, we settled in for the night. The next morning, our breakfast was waiting for us. We had an assortment of delicacies and it was the best. What a way to start the day. We truly love this place and will be back. Rick was the most gracious host and he took care of us from the time we walked in the door. This is what a hotel/motel/lodge should be. The guest came first in all areas and Rick, thank you for making our getaway terrific.

We had to pull sheets off another bed from another room because the daybed for our wee littlin' had hair and dirt between the sheets. There were a lot of unexpected amenities such as a new razor for my wife and all the gum we could chew, but no shampoo, and no hot water after one shower. The steps upstairs are a little shallow for safety, and in case of a fire, exit from the room would be difficult. Very little storage space for clothing (no closet, a few drawers), no iron in room. The hot tub was advertised to me the night we checked in but luckily I never touched it. It literally looked like a toxic waste dump the next morning - not even exaggerating. I did sleep well however, thanks to the fine folks down the street at the Moose Jaw Tavern. You most definitely want to brush your shoulders against their walls!

The manager fixes a really good waffle mix,from there it is all down hill. The manager doesn't seem to really want to be at the lodge;housekeeping is poor;breakfast is too late;other than that the location is good,and most of the guest were very friendly!If we could get some of that from the manager it would be a much better experience!! The beds were fine..