Find hotels near Temple Israel Synagogue and Museum, Leadville from CA $100

"It was a cozy house, clean and comfy."

"Very cozy mountain home. Perfect for a weekend getaway! Walking distance to downtown was nice and views are unmatched! "

"Doggie was welcomed. Parking was good but limited space for large truck."

"Staff were friendly but this hotel is in horrible condition. Holes in walls, broken lamps, broken furniture, a wall by the window that was not painted and covered in plaster. I think the staff meanwhile that they’re just not set up for success. The amount of renovation this hotel needs is probably just out of the means of what they will be able to do. If you stay here just plan on an untidy dirty hotel room, but they definitely do try and I didn’t see the cleaning lady working diligently to try to make it as clean as possible just really behind the curb on the renovation that this place desperately needs."

"I stayed with my husband, 2 year old and two friends 2 dogs for a ski weekend at Cooper. I loved the 20th century vibe of the place. There was no wifi as advertised but cell service was fine so didn't miss it. There was dvd player and an ok variety of dvds as well as a few board games. Love the ease of "unplugging". Location was great and really appriciate the seperate bedrooms so everyone had there space. Only thing to mention is the outlets in one of the upstairs bedrooms did not seem to work to charge my friends phone but not such a big deal. Found a working outlet in the other room. Another thing I liked were the sheets used in the downstairs bedroom. They were really soft and reallg good quality, I was not expecting that. I would definitely stay here again in the future."

"We loved the hotel . The staff was great. The room was so hot we slept naked with no covers with the window open . There is no thermostat in the room.It was very ucomfortable . Let.us know when resolved and we will stay again.. "

"Great place to stay!"

"The most wonderful and relaxing spot"

"Seamless check-in process, great proximity to Harrison Ave (the main drag), wonderful views, well-appointed kitchen. Fine experience but the unit itself could use some TLC.This was my first tiny home experience and I know space is at a premium, there was ample storage but literally not a single place to sit that was ergonomically comfortable for more than 5 minutes. We ended up just veggin' out in the beds, which was fine, but unsustainable if one actually lived here or stayed more than a few days. The kitchen table weighs maybe 80-100 lbs so is difficult to move to access a space to eat. While it was not necessarily dirty, it could use a deep clean. I actually found the bar across the street charming, but on a Saturday night it was loud until midnight so I slept with earplugs in.With some committed capital improvement to the unit, I would return."