The approach to the town is absolutely breathtaking! On top of the mountains at an elevation of 9200 feet. Was in it's hay-day a goldmining town. The various businesses located on the main street have been converted into casinos with much of the decor restored to the original - it is like walking into an old saloon. If you are not into playing ...

We go to Cripple Creek at least once a year. The climate is awesome, the city is beautiful, and there so many casinos to pick and choose from plus gift shops as well. Everytime we have gone to Cripple Creek, the people have been very very nice to us. It is nice clean mountain air. As far as dislikes, well when we have tried to play some coin ...

Last weekend we had a room at J. P. McGills, which is part of Triple Crown Casinos. Midnight Rose, J.P. McGills, and The Brass Ass are basically one building, but have their own restaurants, etc. The room at J.P. McGills was nice, but small since it is a very old building. Service was up to par. Breakfast, though free, lacked much taste but ...

I love the idea that it is nestled in the mountains and the views are just spectacular.

The prices are resonable, the food is great, the lodging is wonderful, the people are friendly and helpful.

The casinos are so much fun with great slots and great service and the gift shops are one of a kind.

I can hardly wait to go back.

I loved the caverns that we visited.They had great tours of them and it was fun.The hotel we stayed in was great too I really want to go back!!!!!

I'm 22 years-old and last year I went to Cripple Creek. Every time I stepped into a casino I was asked for my ID and they would stamp my hand. Even though I had these stamps I was still being asked for my ID. I went to Las Vegas the same year and I was not hounded like I was in Cripple Creek. I wish that they wouldn't do that and maybe I would give them a better score.