Crestone Inn
A small Colorado inn, close to everything Crestone has to offer.
An inn in Crestone
Crestone Inn sits in the mountain town of Crestone, Colorado, within a short walk of the local brewery, a cafe, a bakery, and the town hall. The area's dining and activities are easy to reach on foot. Guests rate the inn 4.2/5 across 41 reviews. Atmosphere scores perfectly among those who mentioned it, and the property overall draws more positive than negative comment across every reviewed topic.
Is this stay right for you?
A compact inn in a small Colorado mountain town, best suited to travellers who want walkable access to Crestone's local spots and a relaxed, low-key base.
Best for
- Solo travellers exploring Crestone
- Couples after a quiet Colorado retreat
- Visitors drawn to the San Luis Valley
- Those who prefer walking to driving for meals
Less suited to
- Travellers expecting hotel-scale facilities
- Those needing extensive on-site amenities
Where the inn sits
The inn is in central Crestone, a small town in southern Colorado. Crestone Brewing Co. is 60 metres away. Cloud Station cafe is 100 metres. Painted Sky Cafe and Bakery is around the corner. Desert Sage Restaurant is just over a kilometre.
Atmosphere guests notice
Atmosphere is the highest-rated topic in guest reviews — all five mentions were positive. The inn has a character that reads clearly to visitors, even if it is difficult to pin down in a single word.
Kitchen access
The kitchen drew positive comment from six of eight guests who mentioned it. For a small inn, that level of satisfaction with self-catering facilities is above average and worth factoring in if you plan to cook during your stay.
Inside Crestone Inn
Where you'll be
5 sights nearby, 3 of them within 0.5 mi; the closest is Little Pearl Pocket Park at 200 ft.
Things to do nearby
- Little Pearl Pocket Parkpark200 ft
- Crestone Town Hallmuseum250 ft
- Little Shepherd of the Hillsplace of worship0.1 mi
- Crestone Baptist Churchplace of worship0.6 mi
- Baca Grande Parkpark0.9 mi
Direct-line distances, measured from the property; data © OpenStreetMap contributors
Across 41 reviews, the inn scores 4.2/5. The property overall and atmosphere both land well — 16 of 21 property mentions were positive, and all five atmosphere mentions were positive. Kitchen, location, and service each sit at roughly 75% positive. Cleanliness and room feedback are more mixed, with around half of mentions on each topic positive.
- Things to do4.6
- Restaurants4.1
- Public transit0
- Airport access2.7
Share of positive mentions per theme, from Google reviews.
Things to know
Frequently asked
Where exactly is Crestone Inn located?
The inn is in Crestone, Colorado. Crestone Brewing Co. is 60 metres away, Crestone Town Hall is 80 metres, and Cloud Station cafe is 100 metres. Painted Sky Cafe and Bakery is about 120 metres.
What dining options are nearby?
Painted Sky Cafe and Bakery is roughly 120 metres from the inn. Desert Sage Restaurant is about 1.2 kilometres away. Cloud Station cafe is 100 metres. All are reachable on foot.
Is there a pub or bar within walking distance?
Crestone Brewing Co. is 60 metres from the inn — the closest nearby venue listed and an easy walk from the front door.
What do guests say about the property?
The inn holds a 4.2/5 guest rating from 41 reviews. Atmosphere received the most consistent praise — all five mentions were positive. The property overall and kitchen access also score well.
Is there a kitchen guests can use?
Kitchen access is mentioned positively by six of the eight guests who raised the topic in reviews, suggesting self-catering is a practical option during a stay.
How do guests rate the location?
Location drew positive comment from six of eight guests who mentioned it. The inn's walkable position near cafes, a brewery, a bakery, and the town hall is cited among its strengths.
How do I book a room?
Contact Crestone Inn directly or use an accommodation booking platform to check availability and current rates.
What is Crestone like as a destination?
Crestone is a small mountain town in the San Luis Valley of southern Colorado. It has a distinct local character, a handful of independent cafes and restaurants, and access to the surrounding high-desert landscape.