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"The houses are named, and I loved that the Lilly house, where I stayed, was next to the Marshall house. Great location, except for being about 100 yards from a nightclub. I enjoyed my stay, and would stay there again."

"Lovely older Victorian home has been updated with 2 very large bathrooms upstairs, has considerable storage room, enough sleeping areas for 3 couples and a 4-bed bunk room. It was well-outfitted and supplied for meal preparation (pots, pans, utensils, plates, bowls, mugs, and glasses) and consumption (large table seated 10 easily). It has several doors that help isolate sound transfer and allow for privacy. Several dining chairs were weak and flimsy (one was outright dangerous and I reglued several components), but most of the furnishings were functional and in good shape. We liked the location (easy walk in town) and the comfortable "feel" of the house as well as the shovels left on the porch to deal with the 8" snowfall that greeted us one morning. We would return and will recommend this place!"

"Reading other reviews I’m not sure what folks expect or if they realize the effects of altitude. The Delaware is a quirky old hotel with loads of charm in an historic mining town. It is clearly getting a lot of love and attention from its current owners/caretakers. We walked everywhere and loved being right on the Main Street. We did not find our room or date of stay to be loud at all. But yes, the floors are wonky in places, our bathroom was small (but in the room!), and the room would probably be quite warm in the summer. We tossed and turned all night - that wasn’t the bed - it was the altitude. Staff was wonderful - the hotel bar perfection! I needed an iron, asked, and received. Things to be aware of: 1. No elevator. 10,000 altitude. Steeper than modern stairs. 2. No coffee/microwave in the room - coffee in the hall and it was very good! 3. Read the list of amenities - bring a hair dryer! 4. Ghosts. 5. This is Leadville, Colorado - not an urban center. I wouldn’t compare it to a boutique hotel in downtown Seattle or a renovated historic property like the Empress in Victoria. "

"Very convenient and affordable alternative to staying in Vail to ski. Stayed here last year too and will come back in the summer during hiking season. "

"Great"

"Awful bed and bedding. Breakfast wasn’t stocked. "