I stayed at the Lavender and Thyme B&B for a week in March. My husband joined me for the weekend and then I stayed on for the week to work in town. We found the room very comfortable with extra touches to welcome us. Breakfast was served right at the arranged time each morning and was very tasty with lots of baked fruit, fresh breads, and egg dishes. The house is in a great location, in easy walking distance to shops and restaurants downtown and in easy driving distance to hiking, snowshoeing, and the springs. I really enjoyed it and plan to return in the summer. The only issue we had was with the very low showerhead and cieling in the bathroom, but I was happy to trade that for a unique and personalized experience instead of staying at a chain hotel.

We come up for one night from the Front Range to enjoy the hot springs and a day of skiing. Lavender and Thyme was a treasure! Peter greeted us warmly and showed us around. The house was built in 1905 and has been appointed with beautiful furniture and art work from around the world (thanks to Peter's passion for collecting and former work that took him to the far corners of the globe). And the clocks! Everywhere there are gorgeous antique cloaks (but no a lot of loud ticking, thankfully)! Our room was delightfully set up with a princess bed for mom and dad, and a kid's bed for our 6 year old daughter. We had a TV with DVD player but since were were there of just a night, we didn't bother with it.

Although, we could have walked to the hot springs pool - we estimate it would have taken about 15 minutes and involved using the pedestrian bridge over the river - we opted to head there by car after dinner. Peter had thoughtfully left us beach towels in our closet.

Breakfast the next morning was a feast for the eyes and the stomach! I have forgotten the proper name for the various dishes - a baked pear with fruit syrup, wonderful asparagus quiche among other treats. We visited at the breakfast table with a couple on a weekend getaway of their own and before we knew it, it was time to move on. A quick 20 minute drive to Sunlight and we were on the slopes and enjoying some of the best (and least expensive) skiing in Colorado. We will definitely be back!

We stayed here over a cold and snowy new years, we were always cozy in doors. The breakfast was pampering, they even altered their menu to serve our children waffles instead of the more adult delicious items. We got some Dutch Specials being over the new years. They often offered an evening snack if we happened to be around.
It was in very easy walking distance to shops and restaurants and close to the hot springs.
The hosts were personable and, given the chance, happy to share the history of the house and it's unique furnishings. We will return again.

This was our second stay at the Lavender and Thyem B&B. We celebrated our Anniversary and thoroughly enjoyed our stay again. Everything was excellent. Innkeeper Peter, thank you so very much for a wonderful time, including all the "extras" like Anniversary Cards and Breakfast Anniversary pastry with the serenade.
You truly made us feel special, when all the while it is you who is special. We'll be back.