Hotels in Estes Park
Free cancellation options if plans change
Earn rewards on every night you stay
Save more with Member Prices
Check prices for these dates
Where to stay in Estes Park?




1. Expedition Lodge Estes Park
Expedition Lodge Estes Park



2. Coyote Mountain Lodge
Coyote Mountain Lodge



3. Estes Mountain Inn
Estes Mountain Inn



4. The Stanley Hotel
The Stanley Hotel



5. Alpine Trail Ridge Inn
Alpine Trail Ridge Inn



7. Blue Door Inn
Blue Door Inn



8. Discovery Lodge
Discovery Lodge



9. Holiday Inn Estes Park by IHG
Holiday Inn Estes Park by IHG



10. The Estes Park Resort
The Estes Park Resort



11. Inn on Fall River & Fall River Cabins
Inn on Fall River & Fall River Cabins



12. Appenzell Inn
Appenzell Inn



13. Nicky's Resort
Nicky's Resort



14. The Historic Crag's Lodge
The Historic Crag's Lodge



15. Best Western Plus Silver Saddle Inn
Best Western Plus Silver Saddle Inn



16. Murphy's Resort
Murphy's Resort



17. Trailhead Lodge Rocky Mountains
Trailhead Lodge Rocky Mountains



18. Silver Moon Inn
Silver Moon Inn



20. Murphy's River Lodge
Murphy's River LodgeGet last-minute hotel deals in Estes Park and save more
Check out pet-friendly hotels in Estes Park
You may also like hotels with hot tubs in Estes Park




Quality Inn near Rocky Mountain National Park
Quality Inn near Rocky Mountain National ParkYou can also stay at hotels with a pool in Estes Park




Quality Inn near Rocky Mountain National Park
Quality Inn near Rocky Mountain National ParkGo beyond your typical stay in Estes Park
Our prices for hotels in Estes Park are cheapest in January
Price trends for hotels in Estes Park
Top neighborhoods in Estes Park



Downtown Estes Park
Downtown Estes Park buzzes with mountain town charm, where Victorian storefronts line Elkhorn Avenue. Candy shops tempt with sweet aromas while the Big Thompson River flows peacefully alongside walkways dotted with bronze sculptures. Bond Park and Historic Park Theatre offer cultural breaks between shopping trips. The majestic Stanley Hotel watches over it all from its perch above town. Tourist-focused restaurants serve elk burgers and Rocky Mountain trout with hearty mountain flair. Souvenir shops and local art galleries fill the walkable core, with a free trolley service during peak seasons. Accommodations range from historic hotels to mountain lodges, all perfectly positioned for your Rocky Mountain National Park adventures.

Fall River Estates
Fall River Estates offers a peaceful retreat with the wild beauty of Rocky Mountain National Park as your backyard. The neighborhood features mountain homes nestled among pine trees where elk might wander through your yard. Hiking trails start practically at your doorstep while downtown Estes Park sits just a short drive away. You'll need a car to get around since this quiet residential area has no restaurants or shops. Vacation rentals with full kitchens, fireplaces, and private hot tubs make perfect evening spots for stargazing after days spent exploring the mountains.




YMCA of the Rockies
Nestled at the doorstep of Rocky Mountain National Park, the YMCA of the Rockies neighborhood offers a true mountain getaway. Hikers can hit scenic trails leading to alpine lakes while families bond over organized outdoor activities. The historic stone lodges and rustic cabins blend perfectly with the pine-scented wilderness that surrounds them. On-site dining halls serve hearty comfort food to fuel your mountain adventures. Getting around requires a car, though the grounds themselves are wonderfully walkable with maintained trails connecting all facilities. Evening campfires and stargazing replace nightlife in this peaceful retreat where nature takes center stage.

Aspen Brook
Aspen Brook offers a quiet mountain escape just minutes from Rocky Mountain National Park. Travelers trade tourist crowds for peaceful residential streets where elk and deer often wander past vacation homes. Hiking trails beckon nearby, while stargazing becomes a nightly ritual thanks to minimal light pollution. The neighborhood's lodge-style cabins blend perfectly with the surrounding pines and aspens. No restaurants or shops exist within Aspen Brook itself, so stock up before arriving. Most accommodations feature full kitchens, fireplaces, and private decks for wildlife watching. A car is essential for exploring downtown Estes Park's dining scene, just a 5-10 minute drive away.
Windcliff Estates
Estes Park's Windcliff Estates neighborhood offers attractions including Rocky Mountain National Park.
Top landmarks in Estes Park

Bear Lake Trailhead
Historic Estes Park

Lake Estes

Emerald Lake

Fall River Entrance Station
Stanley Park
Beaver Meadows Visitor Center
Estes Park Golf Course
Learn more about Estes Park
Surrounded by the majestic peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park, this alpine town offers front-row seats to nature's grandest show. Spot elk wandering downtown streets with casual entitlement while shopkeepers continue conversations without missing a beat. The historic Stanley Hotel stands proudly on the hillside, its corridors allegedly haunted by friendly spirits who inspired Stephen King's 'The Shining.' Take the Aerial Tramway for views that explain why so many visitors become permanent residents. After hiking to pristine mountain lakes, browse the quirky shops along Elkhorn Avenue or cast a line in the Big Thompson River. When winter arrives, snowshoeing trails offer solitude broken only by the soft crunch of fresh powder beneath your feet.
See all hotels in Estes Park
Check out reviews of Estes Park hotels guests love
Coyote Mountain Lodge
":)"
The Historic Crag's Lodge
"Friendly staff, key location, and wonderful views. Rooms were clean and as advertised. Definitely an excellent jumping off point for exploring the area!"
Appenzell Inn
"A great place to stay near Estes Park. Perfectly suitable for a week of hiking."
Blue Door Inn
"Was disappointed that the pool was closed"
Alpine Trail Ridge Inn
"Location - ✔️"
Nicky's Resort
"I booked a room here to sleep six. It did indeed sleep six but was pretty cramped. Only had one bathroom that was so small you couldn't change your mind in it. Only 4 people could sit as there was only a sleeper sofa and one desk chair. The other two people had to sit on the edge of the bed. It is a little cheaper than most of the surrounding properties I believe and it's conveniently located just on the edge of Rocky Mountain National Park. Had self check-in which I liked. I just wouldn't recommend trying to put six people in it...maybe 3 or 4 max."
The Stanley Hotel
"It was easy and fun! Staff was super helpful. The energy was good there. Expedia made it easy to book."
Holiday Inn Estes Park by IHG
"Nice place to stay. We arrived very early in the morning, staff were extremely helpful after a long drive."
Dao House
"The rooms were clean, the staff/owner was helpful."
























































