Historic Grand Junction Hotels, Grand Junction

"Everything. Was alright. For the price though the breakfast could have been better."

"Getting to the hotel parking was very convoluted and not clear. I tried to go in a door in the “front” of the hotel but it was locked and no staff that was there turned around when I tried to open it. Yes it was clean, and very pretty looking, but there were no signs to say “hotel guests park here,” etc. I was greeted by a gal who was very unhappy to be there, I was pretty much disregarded with my frustration with the parking situation. The entryway to the hotel was very nice, everything was very clean. Hotel room was clean. There were bare minimum amenities in the room. No coffee, make up remover pads. There were loud clients upstairs above me, I thought about calling down to the front desk after about a few hours, but then it stopped, and then you can only assume what was happening. It was either that or 16 Great Danes playing upstairs. Breakfast was mediocre at best. For the price that I was paying for this hotel I was expecting a ton more service overall."

"Will stay again"

"Yes"

"Front desk lady booked another couple into my room a hour after checking in so I had some strangers trying to get in my room. Bed was uncomfortable and breakfast was trash. For $100 a night it should’ve been nicer."

"For the money it's 5 stars. It is a great value for an affordable hotel, clean venue, etc. It's not a Hilton but a great place to stay."

"The room was clean and in decent condition. The location is great, All the Downtown restaurants and shops are within a few blocks. The private parking lot for the hotel was convenient, and well worth the $14."

"Staff is wonderful."

"We chose Hotel Melrose because it is one of the last historic hotels left in Grand Junction. It’s close to downtown shops and restaurants. Grand Junction is about 20-30 minutes from Palisades, Colorado which is a wonderful area to visit and taste a wide variety of wines. There are also a few distilleries in the area as well. The rooms are quiet and beds are comfortable. There is a nice sitting area outside as well as a bar(check hours) on the first floor. The hotel uses digital check in which was new for us but not difficult to use. Anything we needed was taken care of. There are 16 rooms in the hotel. It is also close to Colorado National Monument state park, great hikes and beautiful overlooks. You might see some big horn sheep during your visit. We will stay here again on our next visit to Grand Junction."