The Stone House Inn

Loved this historic Inn, located in a small town. They were very helpful getting us to see a different, less crowded area of the Black Canyon of the Gunnison. Very small town, breakfast across the street or next door. We had breakfast directly across the street both mornings we were there.

This was the best-appointed room we have ever stayed in. The innkeeper thought of every detail. There is a good restaurant a cross the street. The area looks fun to explore which unfortunately we didn't have time to do. Highly recommend. We stayed in the King Bed room.

This might be the most perfect inn/hotel room we’ve ever stayed in. It has a very nice combination of rustic feel and modern conveniences. Very comfortable bed, comfortable pillows. Modern plumbing, electrical outlets, refrigerator freezer (very quiet), Keurig coffeemaker, electric kettle with a nice selection of coffee and teas. Etcetera. The hosts obviously have taken great care to make it comfortable and to provide everything you might need for your stay. There's a pretty good restaurant across the street and a great coffee shop about 1/2 block away. Otherwise, Crawford doesn't have a lot to offer except location: close proximity to the North Rim of Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Crawford State Park (hiking and boating), and the cities Hotchkiss and Paonia with wider selections of restaurants and wineries. The room contains a helpful, well-written and extensive guide to restaurant and coffee shops and points of interest. The stone house inn is on the main street, aka CO 92, and the interior walls of the Stone House Inn are probably not as well insulated as some modern hotels. This results in some noise although traffic through town is supposed to be 25 mph, so it's not like a freeway out there. We didn't find the noise a deal breaker; your experience may vary.