アレクサンダー レイク ロッジ(Alexander Lake Lodge)

We stayed in Cabin 7. Nice, clean and well maintained. Note there is no kitchen. Microwave, fridge and coffee maker only.

Cabins are clean, and a little on the small side. The hosts were communicative and helpful and the breakfast in the lodge in the morning was basic but nice. Overall, it was a good stay, water could’ve been hotter in the showers.

Absolutely gorgeous area, but because it was off season the restaurant only had limited options and closed early. The bed was not very comfortable.

This is such a cool property! I felt like we drove in through the forest. It is absolutely gorgeous in October.

The area, like all of the Grand Mesa we saw, was gorgeous. BUT, the staff was brusk, inhospitable and combative. The cabin had no heat, and was 48 degrees inside. When we complained to the owner, she bluntly said “that’s not cold”, that there was nothing she could do because the inspector had not been out to certify the heater yet and that she was unable to make a price adjustment because ******* took her profit margin. I’ve never met a ruder person in the hospitality business.

We were craving a night in the pines in our own cabin with a comfortable bed and private bathroom and this hit the mark. Bonus of a super friendly staff with tasty Polish beer and sausage, plus free breakfast and they let us book just one night! The exterior lodge roof was being reshingled but always good to see improvements occuring. Not fancy, more homey and relaxing!

Everything was terrible. There was supposed to be a deck off the back of the cabin. It collapsed in the winter. They nailed the patio door to the floor so there was only one way out of the cabin. The employees were very disrespectful. Charged me 26 dollars for a pet. We requested our money back and the male employee belittled me. We left and the dog fee was kept. Restaurant was closed because the cook didn’t come in. The rude employee I think was the cook but didn’t want to open. I want my money back.

Property was very clean and the room smelled wonderful. Our only issue was with the lack of any type of storage (no closet, dresser, etc.) and the lack of privacy. The room (and previous cabin we were in) had only sheer and/or light curtains that didn't fully cover the window. Not private, and impossible to sleep past about 6am.

There are mosquitoes aplenty in the summer in the Grand Mesa area, due to all the beautiful lakes. Thankfully, liberal bug spray keeps it under control. The evenings cool off, as is typical in the Colorado high-country, but you can't enjoy that in these cabins, as there are no screens on any of the windows. So the cabins don't cool off. They need to get screens for the cabins. However, The most concerning aspect of the property is a safety issue. The decks off the cabins are falling down and unsafe. They don't appear to be any making efforts to warn us guests. One of the people staying with us is a structural engineer and he noted that two of the decks in particular are dangerous.