Dillon Inn

Want to be left without a room when you thought you had reserved one? This is the place for you.
I booked a room at this place for multiple nights through
. My confirmation email said «Prepayment: The total price of the reservation will be charged one day before arrival.»
I booked this room about 40 days in advance of traveling. On the day before traveling I noticed that nothing had been charged to my account, so on a hunch I called the Dillon Inn. After quite a bit of go around the woman indicted that «I cancelled your reservation nearly 30 days ago.» All the while talking to her she kept indicating how much she hates
, expedia and hotwire. She indicated that she had tried to charge my card (despite what
had confirmed) and it did not gone through. (This is because I fund a particular account for travel, but had not done so because the confirmation email indicated that it would not be charged until one day before).
When I asked why she had not simply sent me an email she barked «booking.con DID!» Um, no, they didn’t. Further if you hate these services (who are successfully booking your rooms) and you don’t want to follow their rules, then don’t use them. «Let me guess — you don’t have any rooms for these nights,» I said. She simply said «nope» unapologetically.
The fact that you don’t want to follow the rules of the sites that you are using to book your rooms is not my responsibility. Your attitude, quite frankly, stinks and you left me high and dry without a room. I was lucky enough to find literally one of a handful of rooms left in the market using guess what? One of those sites you hate.
BUYER BEWARE.

The Dillon Inn is nice family run lodging in close walking distance to restaurants and shopping. It’s clean and had no detectable odors considering the type of place. The pool and hot tub are nice. There’s a small workout room and continental breakfast is a nice touch. There were even homemade treats one evening in the lobby. I didn’t like that the front doors weren’t secure at night. Overall, this is a great family friendly place to stay at an affordable price. The owner was a really nice guy who seemed in good spirits was proud of his establishment.

It was clean and the people were friendly. It was a great experience. They have a nice pool and are in a great location to lots of activities and shopping.

Comfortable rooms, centrally located hotel, and warm beds.
A bit pricier the time I stayed as compared to similar spots. But not a bad spot otherwise.

The hotel is really not a whole lot to talk about, but the location in Dillon is beautiful, mountains everywhere.
The owner (guy) at the front desk went out of the way to help me when I messed up my booking a bit, so that was very nice of him as he didn’t need to help me out, but did.
We were there for a wedding and all the other people who had rooms had issues with their toilets as we did. Very low pressure and I had to put the chain back onto the «bobber» a couple of times and then had to hold the flusher down to get it to work and quite a few times just gave up and figured I’d try again later…
It’s a very basic hotel w/​no frills, but adequate enough.
The «breakfast» is just bagels, bread, english muffins, etc for toasting w/​butter, cream cheese and jelly. I would really have LOVED some peanut butter, as at least I could have had some protein if there was some.
I believe there was some cereal as well and of course there was some coffee and juices.

We just loved our stay at the Dillon Inn ! Nice and clean, very friendly service, comfortable beds ! It was great to watch the sunset from the indoor pool and hot tub :) Walk to many amenities including the Dillon Dam Brewery. We will be back when we visit Dillon !

I had called ahead by about twenty minutes to this inn in order to see if they had a room available. I called twice and no one answered, so I assumed that they were closed. I checked the Unilocal page for their hours, and saw that they were open, and decided to stop by. I had walked up to the counter and waited for a few minutes as some people were in back talking quite loudly in an unfamiliar language. I had waited so long that I decided to ring the bell, and waited another few minutes.
A gentlemen emerges from the back, and he was relatively warm and friendly. I asked if there was a room available, and there was, so I decided to take it having seen the Unilocal reviews.
As I went to the room, I passed some of my neighbors who had just come back from the pool, talking excitedly. I went into the room, set my stuff down, and immediately noticed the age of the room and its components; the room was also cold. I had turned the cranky heater on to full blast, which isn’t saying much, and put my water in the freezer, as the fridge was not cold. I tried out the bed, seeing that the covers were flat and lifeless, thus I assumed the mattress would be less than appealing.
I laid down, not moving the covers, trying to convince myself that I could get a good night’s rest. I noticed the noises in the hallway and a very obvious humming sound, possibly from the fridge, maybe from the central heating system, I’m not sure. It was distracting, regardless.
Having not touched anything in the room, I decided to gather my courage and speak to the innkeeper. I shy away from conflict, and I was quite apologetic that I had even been saying that I didn’t find the inn to what I need to sleep.
Ready?
I motion up to the counter, ring the bell, and wait. The man emerges again, and I apologize profusely, stating, «I don’t want to be a pain, but I don’t think that I can sleep here; the mattress is discomforting and there’s a noise-​«
“What noise?»
«There’s a sort of humming sound… Maybe from the central air?»
«I’ve been here twenty-​eight [or some-​odd, I forgot since I was so shocked by his next actions] years, and I have never heard this sound.»
«I’d be happy to show you! It’s just in the room and you can hear it now.» I pointed to the ceiling because that’s where it was coming from. «Do you hear it?»
«No. There is no sound.»
«Okay… If you want to hear what I mean, can I show you?»
He mumbles and follows me half-​way down the hallway to my room before stopping and saying, quite rudely, «Do you want to sleep or are you just here to complain?»
I wasn’t sure what to say… honestly, I was confused and thought he misspoke as there was no reason for him to be belligerent. «I’m… sorry, sir? I’d like to sleep, but as I mentioned, there are a few things… I’m so sorry to be such a pain!»
«No, when women like YOU come in here and cause trouble and you just want to complain.» It was broken English. What can I do? I’m sorry. I’m not sure if it was a language barrier or what, but, here’s the kicker:
«I am not here to complain, sir, I’m so sorry. I just want to make sure that I sleep through the night, and this noise-​«
“There is NO NOISE. Are you on drug? I’m calling the police.»
«E — excuse me?»
«I am calling the police. Women like you come in here just to complain and I can’t— (he was walking down the hall and I felt little reason to pursue his line of thought)»
I gather my things which took less than a minute as I had only set them down around the room. I was scared by this point — I have never encountered a temper like this. I went to the lobby and asked, into the same room he always came out form, if he had called the police. He yelled out that he had. I told him that I would be happy to wait, and I have my things ready to go in my room.
The cop arrived not a moment later, and, well, all he wanted was my side of the story. The innkeeper kept interrupting me as I was speaking to the officer, and the officer had asked him to quite down twice. I requested a refund, which was denied, and I insisted that I would have to file for a dispute if this was not resolved; I had stayed there for, perhaps, fifteen minutes by the time the officer arrived, and services rendered should be of satisfactory results, and I shouldn’t have to pay some quick-​tempered man to shout insults at me, right?
So, I left, having said, «I wish you well, sir. Have a fantastic night,» to which a sarcastic response was beheld.
All of this was surprising, and I’m not sure what I could have done better — I was calm during the duration of his maddening response. I have never been drunk or tipsy, nor have I ever been on anything other than prescriptions, and there certainly was a noise as confirmed by the officer… I’m… perplexed, stupefied, even. Perhaps he was prejudicial against my age, I’m unsure. All I am is confused and with an open credit card dispute.
Be wary, please.
Thank you for reading.

This was a wonderful place to stay for a ski vacation. First and foremost, the owners and staff are very warm and friendly, and have recommendations on where to eat and what to do in the area. Obviously a family owned place, with a son helping out at the front desk. Nice little breakfast, very comfortable room with fridge and microwave, too. Free wifi. Pleasant indoor hot tub, pool, workout room and sauna. Steps away from a few good restaurants and a grocery store, and the Dillon Lake. Very reasonably priced.

My wife and I really enjoyed our stay at the Dillon Inn while we were in Colorado for a ski trip. The biggest plus about the Dillon Inn is the location. The inn is about 10 minutes from Keystone Ski Resort and is walking distance to several really good restaurants and shops. It is really nice to come back from a long day of skiing and not have to get back in the car again to go to dinner.
The room was very clean and had a great view of the snow covered mountains. The large refrigerator and microwave were great along with the upgraded flat screen TV. Unlike some other motels that I have stayed at, the wifi worked great for our entire stay.
We never tried the continental breakfast as we went to the bagel place across the street for bagels and coffe every day on the way to the slopes.
The only semi-​negative I can think of is that the cleaning people would always completely shut off the heat in the room when they cleaned the room during the day. Not a big deal at all as the room warmed up fairly quickly. All around a great place to stay that we would definitely consider staying at again.

Very nice family-​owned hotel, so you know everything gets special attention. The owners and staff are very friendly and helpful and as the previous review notes, appreciative that you chose them.
Rooms — clean with no odor. Equipped with a refrigerator and microwave. The TV’s have not yet been upgraded to flat screens, but in working order. Rooms have cable and WiFi.
Continental breakfast included: juice/​tea/​coffee, waffles/​bagels/​toast, danish, and some others.
Great location — walking distance to shopping, restaurants, grocery stores (Natural Grocers).
The nightly rate was great compared to the other hotels in the area which were offering $ 110-​$ 130 per night. The Dillon Inn was cheaper than Super 8, which is down the street.
Call the hotel directly for rates, unless you find a special deal online.

No frills hotel. That honestly sums it up. The staff is the most friendly of folks. Talkative, nice and appreciate the fact your could have chosen elsewhere. The room itself did NOT have a weird «cheap hotel» smell and NO weird crinkled blinds or NO weird stains anywhere. There is a refrigerator and microwave in the king bed room I had. Mattress didn’t give me a back ache and although not a plasma or LED, the TV was not snowy or broken. Well worth every penny.
Location rocks! Walking distance from the Dam Brewery and Dillon Bar and Grill as well as Walgreens. (I should say walking distance when it’s 4 degrees at night — -meaning very close)
In the height of ski season this place was only 95 bucks on their own site! Continental breaky in the morning which included OJ, Coffee, oatmeal and danish.