HILLSIDE INN PAGOSA, Pagosa Springs

HillSide Inn provides rooms with cable TV, ironing facilities, and tea/coffee-making equipment. Each room includes air conditioning, a hairdryer, and heating. Rooms have either one bed or two beds. ADA mobility/hearing accessible rooms are available, featuring wheelchair-accessible bedrooms, in-room accessibility, and a choice of shower/tub combo or roll-in shower. These rooms also include grab bars in the shower and near the toilet, accessible seating, height-adjustable showerhead, low-height counter and sink, visual fire alarm, lowered clothing hanger, lowered viewports and night lights, 32' wide doorways, and audible alarms. Wheelchair-accessible self-parking, van parking, reception, and front desk are provided, with an accessible route from the public entrance to accessible guest rooms.

The HillSide Inn offers a full breakfast buffet with biscuits and gravy, sausage, and hard-boiled eggs. Onsite restaurants are available.

Guests can unwind in the pool and hot tub. Complimentary wireless internet access is available, and the lobby includes a fireplace. A picnic area is also available. Activities include: Visiting three downtown hot springs facilities: Healing Waters Resort and Spa, Overlook Mineral Springs Spa, and The Springs Resort & Spa.

HillSide Inn is located 40 km from Wolf Creek Ski Resort. Nearby landmarks include City Market (2 km), SHY RABBIT Contemporary Arts (3 km), Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts (0.5 km), Hot Springs (4 km), Belvedere Ceramic Arts (0.5 km), Two Old Crows (4 km), Pagosa Springs Town Park (4 km), Cloman Park (3 km), Pagosa Museum (4 km), and Home Again (4 km). Durango-La Plata County Airport is 85 km away. Guests can visit the San Juan National Forest.

HillSide Inn offers comfort and relaxation at an affordable price. Additional activities and attractions include four-wheeling in the San Juan Mountains, biking on paved and forest service roads, viewing fall foliage, fishing in rivers and lakes, rafting, golfing at Pagosa Springs Golf Club (a 27-hole course in the San Juan Mountains), hiking, hot air balloon rides (especially during the ColorFest weekend in September), horseback riding in the national forest, and skiing and snowshoeing on groomed trails.