Historic Melrose Hotel
Historic Melrose Hotel descritpion
The Historic Melrose Hotel is the sole survivor of 12 hotels that were once in Grand Junction. It opened in 1908 and has rooms decorated with antique furnishings.
Rooms at the Historic Melrose Hotel also have free Wi-Fi and cable TV. .
The Melrose has an outdoor patio with barb-e-que facilities, as well as a shared kitchen, dining room, and sitting area.
The Melrose Hotel is located in downtown Grand Junction, Colorado. The Western Colorado Botanical Gardens, located 5 minutes from the hotel, has a 4,000 square foot greenhouse and butterfly house. The Lincoln Park Golf Course is just over a mile away. The Western Colorado Center for the Arts is a 5 minute drive from the hotel.
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Facilities of Historic Melrose Hotel
Kitchen ：Shared Kitchen
Pets ：Pets are not allowed.
Internet ：Free!WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
Parking ：Free!Free public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
Services ：Vending Machine (drinks) | Vending Machine (snacks) | Shared Lounge/TV Area
General ：Non-smoking Rooms | Designated Smoking Area
Languages Spoken ：Italian | English
Reviews for Historic Melrose Hotel
Review 1：The walls are thin, just be warned
Review 2：Excellent historic place to stay, gives you a feel of traveling 100 years ago. Just remember it is a shared bathroom down the hall.
Review 3：Conveniently located in downtown Grand Junction, the building has lots of character. I chose it for the cheap price, but ended up really enjoying my one-night stay. Some might consider the room "shabby," but I prefer "vintage": it was clean, comfortable, and far more charming than the "cookie-cutter" aesthetic of most hotels. As a woman traveling alone, I felt very comfortable and safe in the common areas, which is not always the case in hostelling situations. Staff were kind and accommodating and remembered me by name when I came through town again (without an online reservation). Also, there's an adorable hotel cat named Little Bit who will chill on the couch with you while you read.
Review 4：Evaporative cooler wasn't very effective at cooling, and blinds weren't working well in first room we were assigned; second room's ceiling light wasn't working. Manager indicates that hotel-wide air conditioning will be installed later this year. This is a historic property (in a very nice location, by the way), so it's understandable that it would be difficult to maintain.
Review 5：On-duty manager was very understanding, straightforward when we found assigned room(s) unacceptable. He refunded our money, offered to help us find a room "in a better hotel", and let us use the hotel's wifi to arrange a booking further down the road.
Review 6：Would have been nice to have the bathroom sink in the bathroom.
Review 7：Location near the Two Rivers Convention Center was great. Lower cost of this hotel, compared to fancier ones nearby was excellent.
Review 8：Reception closed most of the time. We needed to phone to get someone to let us in -- then you get a code to open front door.
Review 9：Close to Amtrak station and centre of town.
Review 10：I loved the antique furniture, trim, and location of the hotel.
Review 11：No comlaints
Review 12：Great historic hotel centrally located one block from main street.
Review 13：the air condition which could not be controlled by ourselves.
Review 14：the location of the hotel and the nice people.
Review 15：Very close to Amtrak train station, Main St. and Enterprise car rental, so it was very convenient for us.
Review 16：Noise from bar down the street, the hotel is more of a one-star; very old style hotel with period furnishings, very warm (no air conditioning on) but did give us a fan that did help.
Review 17：Nice people, good downtown location.
Review 18：I had a corner room on the street and sound proofing is limited. Youcould hear young people gathered outside talking until late at night.Booking.com did not get the reservation correct - or the site is so unfriendly one cannot be sure of what they confirmed -- my case it was listed as a SHARED ROOM -- but the hotel staff straightened out the problem.
Review 19：It is very secure -- no front desk, just a key code to get intothe building.Definitely Historic.
Review 20：Hotel reeked of pot. 80 year old maid spilled hot coffee all over me.Lots of noise in parking lot at all hours of the night.
Review 21：It was old and cool. The suit of armor in the hall was neat.
Review 22：Within walking distance of renovated downtown Main Ave entertainment. Homey comfortable antique furniture. Living room on first floor. Funky old style.
Review 23：Cold. Beds: need more blankets
Review 24：Love the homey feel staff is func
Review 25：Parking, community TV, community bathroom
Review 26：Nothing
Review 27：Very old (obviously) and I mean old.
Review 28：Friendliness of the staff and proximity to the downtown nightlife. Eclectic which I like.
The Fine Print
Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.If arriving after check-in time, guests are kindly requested to contact the hotel prior to arrival for further details. Contact information can be found on the booking confirmation.Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.