Grand Lake Lodge, Granby

They closed for a bit to do some remodeling and updating, but they still offer all the great ammenities as before. However, be prepared for not as many green trees in the area, as the pine beetle has heavily damaged them.

The most wonderful place I have ever visited. The lodge has been closed but will re-open on June 10, 2011.

I moved away about four years ago but use dto spend every foruth of july up at the loedge..was planning on staying hter on my trip back this august..and am sad to hear it isnt open...=( it is one of th emost beautiful and romantic lodges i have been too... and the view of the lake is amazing

You have to appreciate history to enjoy Grand Lake Lodge and the feel of the past with the present. The Lodge was commissioned to be built about the same time Yellowstone Lodge was built to service the National Park guests. The feel of rustic comfort still reigns over the entire resort. You must be up for hiking, due to the grounds unlevel area and at 8300 ft elevation being in shape helps. The dinners and bar are wonderful, but is upsetting to have to be billed extra to eat on the glassed in porch. Never been charged for a view before. The nightly bands during the summer peak season is great. No TV or Radio, so be prepared to enjoy your family at the pool, hot tub or game room. Bring plenty of conversation with you and stories to share. Love it, but the cabins have paper thin walls and is very uncomfortable for intimacy or privacy. If you cannot go without TV, bring your lap top and plenty of DVD's. Mary Weaver