博蒙特飯店及水療中心 - 限成人(Beaumont Hotel and Spa - Adults Only)

Amazing. Beautiful decor comfortable beds and an amazing front desk. Service was awesome. Best night of sleep we had the whole trip. I will definitely come back every time I am in Ouray. I truly cannot wait to go back.

The place is amazing with an incredible history. My room had a fabulous skylight for an excellent moonlit evening. Will stay there again!

Anniversary get away, Excellent room , showered no room service provides

We have traveled all over Europe and most of USA and this was the best experience we have ever had with a hotel! The furniture, upgrades, we had a shower & a tub in our suite, a bed that was sheer luxury, central AC & heat with our control, elevator, the staff was amazing with recommendations for restaurants and area excursions. The HOTEL is stunning we hated to leave it but we will be back.

The Beaumont is fabulous! Maria and the other front desk person was amazing, friendly, accommodating and always helpful. The hotel’s is historic beauty was wonderful! Highly recommend!

The woman working the front desk was absolutely lovely. She went out of her way to share the magic of the property with us and make sure our stay was as pleasant as possible.

The Beaumont is a historical experience. You walk back in time when you go there. It only has 13 rooms and is closed to outsiders so it is very quiet. The staff are amazing, two presidents and a number of other celebrities have stayed there. If you appreciate vintage architecture, furniture, and history I highly recommend it! If you just need a bed to sleep in between adventures, maybe pick another place.

Great historic building. For the money, it should have better wi-fi on the 3rd floor

The Beaumont Hotel is perfectly appointed in period detail. The staff were terrific and graciously met our every need. We stayed for two nights and slept like babies. The wifi was strong and the mini refrigerator came in handle for late night snacks. During our stay, I took advantage of the Hotel Spa and throughly enjoyed myself. I would, however, like to share two thoughts. First: Patrons and guest are required to enter the hotel lobby via a narrow vestibule using an (issued) brass room key. There is an intercom for new arrivals but even that requires the front desk personnel to physically grant entrance. I question whether this is necessary as it is cumbersome to juggle with full arms and off putting for such a quaint area. Secondly: Guest rooms, although spacious and comfortable, are dimly light making it difficult to read or work remotely. Nonetheless, I tip my hat to the new ownership and look forward to a future return. A