We look forwad to this trip big time, and have been staying in EP for 8-9 years every September. I am always amazed at the trouble they go to for us. These cabins are clean, look like model homes. This year we had two deer that spent the nights under our deck. Elk in the front about every other day. There is a beaver lodge down Fish Creek Road about 3/4 mile. EP has everything. RMNP is 10 minutes. A Starbucks. Great restaurants. A little movie theatre. We don't like to eat out all the time. We grill out at least half of the nights, there is a gas grill right on your deck. And at the end of the day, Solitude Cabins is a perfect choice for us. They really are the epitome of "R & R"

This was our second stay at Solitude cabins, our first being three years ago on a whirlwind national parks tour. When that trip was done, we said we really shortchanged our time in Colorado, and we have to go back and stay longer. So we did.

Stayed here 6 nights at the end of July into August. These cabins are like home. In fact I wish my home was this nice. Made a great home base for our trips into the park and outlying areas, and was a great place to return to in the evening and cook dinner on the grille and chill out. Elk and mule deer strolling through the yard in the morning and evening are a treat. What struck me this trip especially was the fact that despite the close proximity of other units, they are arranged in a way that you can sit on your deck in your pajamas in the morning and enjoy your coffee, all the while looking at Longs Peak.

This is a great place for a family to stay for a trip to RMNP. Do it!

My husband and I have stayed at Solitude Cabins a few times, visiting our kids who attend a nearby sleepaway camp. The cabins are pleasant to stay in and generally well-equipped. The front desk people we've dealt with have been friendly. When we've needed help with something (for example lighting a grill whose self-igniter no longer works), the maintenance person has come quickly.

The main drawback is the location: you are right across the road from a school and not really in the midst of the mountain beauty that much of Estes Park offers. The views from the cabins we've stayed in are only so-so. However, the cabins themselves are more up-to-date and brighter inside than many condos that have nicer outdoor surroundings. Also, the cabins are not very spacious for the six people that they sleep, but they will do in a pinch.

I would definitely stay at Solitude again and would recommend it to anyone who wants a reliably pleasant experience.

Solitude cabins provided just that - solitude. Extremely clean, updated cabin with everything that you could possibly need. We saw elk and deer right from our deck and had great mountain views. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I would not hesitate to stay there again.