Welcome to Allenspark Lodge Bed and Breakfast in Colorado

Allenspark Lodge is a polished rustic log lodge near Estes Park, Colorado. This mountain B&B, built early in the last century and nestled in a small, quiet village boasts comfortable rooms, warm hospitality, a magnificent great room, video/rec room, and a paperback library. A hot family-style breakfast is served every morning of your stay. There is a spacious room for meetings, receptions, and retreats. A special seminar package is available. We can accommodate small, intimate weddings. Children 14 and over are welcome. This is a historic structure; we have stairs but no elevator (and all of our sleeping rooms are on the 2nd and 3rd floors). We are near Rocky Mountain National Park, Roosevelt National Forest and Indian Peaks Wilderness! That mean hiking and horseback riding is at their best.

Come. Unplug. Unwind. Just be!!

“We are pleased to welcome you to our home. On December 15, 1997 we enthusiastically started the adventure of our dreams with the purchase of the Allenspark Lodge Bed & Breakfast. Together with our family, we invite you to retreat into our life for a while. Enjoy the fire, the crisp breeze, the sweet mountain air; read a good book or work a puzzle; wake up to the smell of bread baking and a hot breakfast. When it’s all over, jot down a line or two in one of our journals, draw a picture, tell us a joke. Leave your legacy here for others to enjoy.”

Rooms At The Lodge

Our inn consists of eleven (11) rooms. Six of the rooms have private bathrooms and the other five share hall bathrooms. All our rooms are on the second and third floor requiring stairs. There are no elevators in this historic lodge. Rooms are rustic and comfortable and all accommodate two. Special features like brass beds and claw foot bathtubs make each room special.
Cozy log cabin bed.

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ROOMS THAT SHARE HALL
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SPECIALTY ROOM

Hosting Events At The Lodge

Our lodge is the perfect spot to host an event. Whether it is a wedding, quilting retreat, off-site business meeting or family reunion, we have open spaces to accommodate your needs. You can rent our entire lodge and use all the common areas like our sun porch, living room, dining room and great outdoors.

We provide a hearty hot breakfast every morning and a family style dinner every evening. We can accommodate any dietary restrictions you may have.

Interested in hosting an event here at the lodge? Read more and fill out the inquiry form in the link below. We’ll help you plan and execute the perfect event.

Things To Do In And Around Allenspark, Colorado

There is so much to do in and around Allenspark, that a weekend just won’t be enough time to see and do it all. From beautiful outdoor hikes, to horseback riding, rafting in the summer, skiing in the winter and annual festivals and events, Allenspark is a year-round wonder.

Reviews

“Super nice breakfast. We felt welcome and enjoyed the hospitality of the B&B owners. All clean and very nice. We would love to come back one day. Situated very nice and in an ok driving distance from Estes Park, Boulder and Nederland. The nature is just fantastic and so is the dark sky at night.”

Sanne U.

“If the essence and spirit of Colorado could be depicted by a lodge, this would be it!”

Dawn M.

“Charmingly rustic and well maintained. Breakfast was different each Morning …and good! Less than 25 minutes to entrance to Rocky Mountain NP. Host and hostess available and knowledgeable. We were extremely happy our two nights there. No tv, but Wi-Fi, no a/c open the window 3 generations all happy!”

Joan S.

“Our family booked the Lodge for a family wedding. The Lodge was the perfect home base for families of the bridal party. Terrific hosts who provided great conversation and wonderful food - including addressing varied dietary needs.”

Lori Q.

“A quiet lodge in a high mountain town. Fresh cookies in the afternoon, coffee at all hours and a solid family-style breakfast announced by a bell at 8 a.m. The keepers Juanita and Bill are friendly and happy to tell you about their time training wild mustangs. Your phone is useless, but you didn't come to the mountains to check Facebook and your email, anyway.”

Nick B.
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