H & H Motor Lodge

i lived there over 3 months and i really had a great experience with H&H motor lodge, Idaho Springs even though the wi– fi didn’t work well. This is recommended!

Comfortable enough to stay in for the night. Wifi sucks. You can connect to it but it doesn’t even work.

You’re paying for what you get. It’s secluded and close to the mountains. What more could you ask for?

We rolled into town late on a weekend, this was the only place that had availability. Big room with kitchen, full size bath, couch and two double beds. Cheap, beds were hard so I would say only good or an overnight.

This was the terrible hotel everything with dirty no food no drinks everything was broken, DO NOT get a room here!!!

Its not a 4star hotel but they have great service
They have best hot tub for customer and very friendly staff
Good parking space specially they have kitchen unit which are great for long term stays
I will be back again!

I loved staying at H&H motel
New owners!
They r so nice and friendly!
I am coming back!

Worst experience ever! First off they say it’s pet friendly, but it’s not friendly or safe for pets. My small dog escaped our room when we were bringing our luggage in and ended up in the roof because the balcony next to the roof is not secure at all. Not to mention there’s not anywhere to take pets to use the bathroom. Then after driving all day from southern Utah, we get all settled in our room, which was $ 75 for an old, smelly and out of date room, I get ready to shower only to find the cold water knob to be broken and stripped, so no cold water and the hot water is way too hot to use just hot. At this point it’s so late we just want some rest after our travels. I brought it up to the manager at check out and she just got snooty and said we should have told them they night before and they would have moved us, but the clerk the night before said we had got the last room so obviously they wouldn’t have. If I could give negative stars I would. If you want a relaxing stay go to the Argo Inn! They even have Indian hot springs packages that are a great deal at Argos Inn.

Cheap and sketchy. No heat, no apology. Strange people.

I stopped here driving cross country. I had a car with a 15 foot trailer so I parked on the street just behind the Main Street and the other side of some of the units. Nice guy said it was safe.
Room was standard. Nothing to write home about, had an old motel kinda feel which was somewhat cool. Seemed clean.
Checked out following day and my car and trailer where fine upon wake up.
When checking out I left a piece of luggage in the lobby or just outside the lobby and it was gone. No one had seen the bag. I went to the local police station and found out there are a bunch of homeless in the town and no good Samaritans. The cost to replace items was over a $ 1000. I don’t recommend Idaho Springs as the police say there is homeless crime.

First off — why does this show as $$$$? It’s $. For $ — it’s a great place. I made reservations for my daughter and I for a double queen room. I believe it was about $ 64. When we got there, we found our reservation messed up (the reservation system, not the motel). They upgraded us to their suite with 3 beds. They charged us less than our original reservation. It’s old — but it’s clean. We weren’t looking for anything fancy — just somewhere comfortable, clean and quiet. This place met all our needs.

You know that scene in almost every women’s road trip movie, where they pull into a seedy motel that time seems to have forgotten? They pay for their room and open the door to a poorly lit room that’s equally as run down as the outside. Then somehow there’s some sexy man neighbor that liberates them from their bonds of the mainstream patriarchal society.
Imagine that scene, but without any sexy neighbor and absolutely no liberation and you have the H & H Motor Lodge.
It appears that half of the motel is rented to very extended stay guests that sit outside and play in the parking lot for most of the day.
My room was $ 70 and while it came with cable, a mini fridge and a microwave, it also came with the smell of an old, moist room with carpets and curtains from the 80s that have never been cleaned. It was really gross. The cable was great. The 24″ TV again from the 80s (and the sweet VCR) was not so awesome. The wifi signal was very weak as well.
The window in the bathroom was «locked» using a section of wood. My main window was open when I got into the room, which creeped me out for some reason.
If you were to ask me the rates for this place just after seeing the rooms, I would have said $ 30-​$ 40/​night. Not $ 70. I’ve stayed at a resort room with two king sized beds and a balcony for only $ 40 more than that.
Granted, I didn’t really scope out prices on other hotels in the area, so it might be the going rate. If it is, then you can forget me staying in Idaho Springs again.
Ugh, my purse still smells like that place. Gross.

You get what you pay for.
I’m on my last night of an 8 night stay in town for business. Price is great, I paid something like $ 330 total for the 8 nights. There’s nothing nice about the rooms, right on the main road, but there’s nothing bad about it either.
I put out my «please make room up» sign Monday afternoon, it wasn’t acknowledged until Saturday, my last day. I was waken up twice by the housekeeper, I said no, go away, come back at 2 or 3. Phone rings, I ignore. Knock at door again, it’s Karen the hotel manager. I’m furious at this point, go away, stop waking me up, she leaves with a «you don’t have to be so rude.»
Went to the office to talk about it, she offered no apology whatsoever and said that it was my fault since I didn’t tell the front desk that I work nights when I checked in A WEEK AGO. I spend 60 nights a year in a hotel, and I’ve never once had to tell them I work nights. She then tells me that she knows that the housekeeper has gone in there and made it up since Monday, when I’ve lived in that room since Monday and NO SHE HASN’T.
I won’t be back.

This review is a typical of a cheap motor lodge just about anywhere in the country, so with that being said…
Stayed here one night while making the trip from Iowa back to Las Vegas. Idaho Springs, which is where this Motor Lodge is located is just a few miles East of Denver. Driving through Denver, and staying somewhere in the mountains is a definite must, unless of course you’re looking for that big-​town feel… Hum, why would you do that in Colorado?! Colorado is for roughing it and this place is roughing it.
Pros of this place, it’s cheap, it offers a military discount, and the rooms are piping hot during the winter months. We even had to turn on the AC to counteract how hot it was in our room! The bed was actually sleepable.
Cons — definitely the bathroom. Awful, awful. The shower wouldn’t get very got, the bathroom kept running and I had to keep jiggling the handle. Whoever cleaned the bathroom left a washcloth in the bathtub! Yucky. I mean, it was just for a night, so these things can be overlooked in that kind of situation, but if we had been staying any longer I would have requested a different room.
Overall, tis okay. But I’ve stayed in better skeezy motels. For where it is and for the fair price, it’s not bad though.

Considering the geographic area this place has good value; considering what you get for what you pay it is fairly priced. I had a room on a Friday night in August with A/​C, WiFi, a microwave, satellite TV, and mini-​fridge (that needed defrosting) for just under $ 60 inclusive of taxes. The bed was a bit uncomfortable (but no bedbugs.)