The Delaware Hotel

The hotel was under renovation and construction materials were in the lobby and on each hotel floor. No food was available due to construction, but coffee was served in the lobby. The room was comfortable - bed and linens good, towels rough but adequate. Great shower. White noise generator in the room was a thoughtful touch.

The Delaware is an upscale, small, hotel in the highest little town in America. The service is wonderful, the staff is friendly and the restaurant is pretty darn good too! Definitely recommend a stop in to the bar or an extended weekend stay at this fine establishment!

Very old and unique. More like a bed and breakfast. No coffee machine in room tv is 15” very hot in the rooms. Lots of outdoor noise. You can’t block the light from the windows. But I needed a place to stay and it worked.

We were not happy with the room that was given to us. False advertising online lead us to believing the room we picked was going to be a lovely setting with a big four post banister bed with big windows and extra room. The actual room we were given fell way below those expectations, not even close to what we paid for. The bedroom was tiny, the TV was old and the shower was hardly 2x2. This was a waste to use my rewards on this stay and I wish we could get our money back. The only thing that really impressed us was the restaurant. I would recommend the restaurant and bar here all day long. But the hotel was a scam. If you book here be sure you check the room first.

Interesting, historic hotel with fairly well-maintained rooms and other areas. Most likely due to its age/structure, noise was a bit of an issue at night and we had some trouble sleeping. Check in process was mediocre, as the front desk person presented minimal information (gave us the key and parking tag), didn't explain how to get to the room, where the parking was located or really anything else until we asked all of these questions. Location is great, walking distance to just about anything downtown and only 20 minutes from Ski Cooper. Would have been nice to have a mini fridge in the room, but that's more than likely due to the antique nature of the rooms and decor. Next time we come back to Leadville, probably won't stay here again, but it was interesting for one visit.

The person who checked us in (Yasmin/Jasmin) was FANTASTIC! She went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable and welcome. She was awesome!

How does this place onlt have 2 stars?!? I absolutely loved it. This hotel had such character! They've done an amazing job keeping the historical charm while making some mondern conveniences. I loved the bathroom, the white noise machine and the dimmable lights. I wanted to book the king but they were sold out. I was still happy with the queen but it is a bit small. And the downstairs was a very speakeasy cool scene. Still a lot of old fashioned vibes with updated touches. I will be talking about this place for some time!

This hotel is very good, historic but updated. Great food at their restaurant, lovely rooms friendly staff. Love Leadville, and you will too.

I liked the historical aspects of Leadville and of the Delaware Hotel. I can appreciate the new owners have put much into renovations, but it still needs SO much work. The floors, walls, doors, structural parts of the building are buildging, drooping, slanted, etc. My partner and I actually slid from the top of the bed all nights to where our feet were hanging off the bottom because of how unlevel the floor was. That being said, there truly is a quaintness and charm of many other aspects of the buidling.The food in the Calloway Restaurant was delicious! The lobby was open and welcoming for a nightcap.There are no elevators and we stayed on the top floor, so I appreciated getting a workout in before I went snowshoeing the next day!! It was okay to stay in once but I would rent an Air BnB next time or make other accomodations.