Property Location
A stay at Residence Inn by Marriott Glenwood Springs places you in the heart of Glenwood Springs, within a 5-minute drive of Glenwood Hot Springs and Yampah Spa and Vapor Caves. This hotel is 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park and 3.4 mi (5.5 km) from Iron Mountain Hot Springs. Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
- Glenwood Springs Recreation - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
- Red Mountain Trail - 1.2 km / 0.7 mi
- Frontier Historical Museum - 1.8 km / 1.1 mi
- Glenwood Hot Springs - 2 km / 1.2 mi
- Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park - 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
- Glenwood Springs Center For The Arts - 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
- Yampah Spa and Vapor Caves - 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
- Iron Mountain Hot Springs - 2.5 km / 1.6 mi
- Johnson’s Park Miniature Golf - 3.1 km / 1.9 mi
- Valley View Hospital - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
- Glenwood Springs Hospital - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
- Ironbridge Golf Club - 12.4 km / 7.7 mi
- Grizzly Creek Trail - 13.9 km / 8.7 mi
- New Castle Chamber of Commerce - 19.2 km / 11.9 mi
- New Castle Town Hall - 19.2 km / 12 mi .The nearest airports are: Pitkin County Airport (ASE) - 61.9 km / 38.4 mi
- Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE) - 45.7 km / 28.4 mi .The preferred airport for Residence Inn by Marriott Glenwood Springs is Pitkin County Airport (ASE).
Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 124 air- conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while 32-inch LCD televisions with cable programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Dining
Mingle with other guests at the complimentary reception, held on select days. A complimentary self-serve breakfast is served daily from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary wired Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-in. Planning an event in Glenwood Springs? This hotel has facilities measuring 460 square feet (41 square meters), including a meeting room. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
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Charge $12 for parking!!!!
I booked a nice one bedroom king suite with fireplace for a "splurge" getaway and was willing to pay more than usual for the comfort. The first shock was learning they charge $12 to park. That is ludicrous to me and wasn't appreciated. The room was mostly a nice treat but the couch was extremely uncomfortable, the bedroom TV wouldn't turn on and no one answered the front desk when I called about it. (After much ado about everything, we figured out a lot of the cords in the back were unplugged.). The bathroom had a split wallpaper area just around the shower head and there were several areas in the room that were dusty. I understand Covid has changed things but, along with linens, surely there could have been some throw pillows with washable covers for the rock hard couch. I can't get over the parking charge and won't be back. It was an okay room but not at all the quality I would expect for a Marriott property.
What complimentary parking? 12$/day
Nice modern apartment. Very tight water closet. Low water pressure. On arrival noted a sign stating there is a 12$ overnight parking lot fee. Should I have known this "complementary parking" as stated in the internal/external hotel documentation, it would have impacted my buying decision.
good go to
rooms are clean and has a kitchen so I can make my own food and have a place to eat, especially with covid and lots of places closed. Grab and go breakfast b/c covid as well. Has Tesla super charger. you do have to pay for parking, website isnt as transparent with the parking fees. is pet frendly
Unfortunately, way below expectations for Marriott property
Our family stayed at the Residence Inn late March 2021 for a spring break trip to visit the Glenwood hot springs. While we had a great trip, our hotel stay ended up being the worst part of our trip. But first what Residence In did well: - staff was friendly and helpful, though they appeared pretty overwhelmed. - the hotel was pet friendly which was essential since we were traveling with our pup. - the morning breakfast was very basic due to COVID precautions, but they did have a hot grab & go option each morning in addition to the basic individually-wrapped items (cereal etc.) What went wrong (giant preface here that this was the first hotel we stayed at since COVID, so if all hotels are like this these days discard my review as a naive pandemic traveler who should know better): - the room and common areas were dirty and beat up from the moment we walked in. The room had obviously been cleaned before our stay, but as we started using the room we noticed a baseline level of dirtiness that showed a lack of staff capacity or a lack of concern to clean the room to a level that would be expected at any major hotel chain. Examples include multiple stains on the couch, multiple stains on the carpets, the stovetop had caked-on grease from past users, the significant hallway dirt from day 1 was still there when we left on day 5, etc. In addition to the baseline level of dirtiness, the room was also pretty beat up. Several doors would not close properly and/or were coming off their hinges. There were a number of burned out light bulbs in the room. The shower head sprayed into the bathroom no matter how you pointed it which caused a mess and the wallpaper was peeling off the walls in the bathroom. The furniture (couch, chairs, etc.) was pretty uncomfortable and didn’t lend to relaxing in our room. The appearance is that this long-stay hotel has been used hard, but not had the TLC needed to keep it a great place to stay since their remodel just three years ago. - getting supplies became comical. While we hadn’t stayed at this long-term hotel before, we quickly got up to speed on the way you get stuff when you need it (e.g. towels, blankets, TP, etc.) Since they don’t clean or otherwise service the rooms except on a weekly basis, we had to ask for anything needed. Not a problem. But we had a bare minimum stock of everything on day 1, so our family quickly ran out of everything and had to take daily, sometimes multiple, trips down to the front desk to ask for staples like more TP, towels, body wash canisters that 2 out of 3 were already empty by day 2 because they hadn’t checked from the last guest. The funniest moment was when I walked into the common bathroom just off the lobby and there wasn’t any TP in that bathroom either. So I went to the front desk and asked for a couple rolls and restocked the common bathroom with TP myself. We were trying to just roll with it and have a good attitude. - the WiFi was very intermittent, which was critical as the location of the hotel in the valley makes getting a cell signal pretty tough. As I had to do a little work from the hotel, I had to use my cell phone’s hot spot a couple times when the wifi would go out for a couple minutes, or one day a couple hours, at a time. - the pool was freezing. I love a good pool, and my family and I always visit the pool in a hotel to have some fun. The hotel has some good protocols where you have to reserve the pool, pick up a key and towels from the front desk and limit party sizes in the pool area. That said, the pool was extremely cold. Like too cold to get in for my taste, though the kids and some other adults did finally get in. The hot tub was great and I spent some time in there. - $12 nightly parking fee. While not surprising for a downtown hotel (we’ve all paid much more than this in downtown Denver, Chicago, etc.), to charge $12 a night in a parking lot with ample space and a huge adjacent parking lot with a Target and numerous other stores, this seemed just desperate. We didn’t complain as it seemed the hotel needed the extra revenue but some other people in our party just parked across the lot in the shopping center lot and paid nothing. Seemed like nickel and diming of guests. - the beds were pretty awful. While the bedroom was beautiful and comfortable-looking, when we laid down we realized the bed was uncomfortable and the pillows were worthless. We had to buy pillows the next day at Target these were so bad. The pull-out bed was even worse. Our kids slept on it, and you don’t expect much from a pull out, but this was the most shockingly low-quality mattress I’ve ever seen, with just a thin layer of fabric over bare metal springs. Overall we still had a good time and we appreciated the housekeeping and front desk staff’s friendliness and helpful attitude, this ended up being about the worst hotel stay in a big chain that we’ve ever stayed at. We wouldn’t stay at this hotel again without some serious improvements and wouldn’t recommend it to others with the current conditions unless you have a dog, as they are the only place in Glenwood that was dog-friendly that we could find.
Service affected by covid
Still a good place to stay; front desk personal amazingly gracious and helpful. Breakfasts are muffins, bagels, fruit. The swimming pool is open but limited. GWS is beautiful no matter the conditions of weather, seasons, or individuals (covid) attitudes.