Guests, in Their Own Words

We booked a Peak View room for a long weekend and barely left the building. Blackjack after dinner, the pool deck the next morning — the roof being open in February was the surprise.

Drove up from Denver for one night and ended up extending to two. The Assay House steak was better than I expected from a casino hotel, and the poker room staff were sharp and fair.

Came up for a spa day with my sister and it turned into an overnight. The river-stone massage was the best part, but honestly the diner breakfast the next morning was a close second.

The Richman Suite fireplace made the whole trip. My only note is the gaming floor gets loud on Saturday nights, so ask for a room on a higher guest floor if you're a light sleeper.

Brought the whole office up for a planning offsite in the Richman Room. Marcus in events had everything dialed in before we even arrived, and the catering from The Assay House was a step above typical conference food.

First time gambling at a mountain casino and the altitude caught me off guard more than the cards did. Front desk gave good advice on pacing the first night, which I appreciated.