Silver Moon Inn

Location was great. Front desk and all staff were all friendly and helpful. The setting was incredible with the creek and patio

Small bathrooms

Beautiful place, location, friendliness, amenities and more!

Location! All the extra touches from the smores afternoon to evenings, being able to sit by fire with creek right below us. The employees are all helpful and friendly...I think it must be a good place to work and that definitely spilled over into the experience of staying here. We hope to return!

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The staff were very friendly and helpful and the property was very conveniently located in Estes Park. Being alongside the river was quite scenic and lovely.

The rooms were very old and the only real windows and light came from the side of the doors, which were French doors typically used for internal doorways and let in a lot of noise. Because most of the light came from the French door windows, you have to choose whether you want light or privacy. Even if you choose privacy, the curtains over the windows are not blackouts and you will see the lighting in the walkway outside through the doors and hear people walking around at night and in the morning. Because all of the ventilation came from a single window and one bathroom window, the rooms became very stuffy and relied on a window A/C unit for heat and cooling. The TV and cable set-up was very strange. They provided smart TVs but there is no connection to the internet, and the staff told us that using Netflix (evening logging into your own account) was not permitted. Instead they had a satellite TV set-up that was more at home in the late 90s than 2026; it was very difficult to navigate and did not have many typical cable channels. Just enabling your TVs to use wifi and allowing guests to use native applications (e.g., Netflix, HBO) is fairly standard in this day and age. Everything was a bit dated. Guests should plan ahead and bring a laptop and an HDMI cable if they want to watch any television. The breakfast was awful. Basic, cheap yoghurt and toast with toppings. The only eggs that were offered were the most gross-looking hard-boiled eggs I have ever seen. Luckily, there is a good diner a short walk up the street.