Google photos · The Estes Park Resort & Spa
2 recon entries
Add reconHere Comes The Guide lists $5,500-$17,000 rental, $10k F&B min on peak Saturdays
Their own site doesn't publish a rental rate, just capacity by space, and the inquiry form goes to their sales and marketing manager. Here Comes The Guide lists the rental fee at $5,500-$9,500 November to April and $10,000-$17,000 May to October, covering 6 hours of event time, coordination, table settings and linens, plus a $10,000 food and beverage minimum for May-October Saturdays, meals from $50 per person and a 20% service charge. The guide lists ceremony seating of 150 indoors or outdoors.
Google has it at 4.3 across about 1,300 reviews. One guest called check in to check out a good experience and loved the tranquil surroundings and walking trail. Another said the resort has a marina, fire pits, and a picnic area if you want more than just a ceremony space. The site does have a weddings section with dedicated wedding specialists, and the Ember restaurant team handles banquet dinners. The resort also sits with mountain views in the backdrop, not just the lake.
a listing puts rental around $5.5k-$17k, spaces seat 40-150
no posted rental fee on their site, it just lists the spaces - an outdoor gazebo seating up to 150, a 2,800 sq ft open air lakeside pavilion, the ballroom up to 130, and a smaller fireplace room that seats 40 for something more intimate. here comes the guide puts the rental somewhere in $5.5k-$17k by season. for guest rooms the deposit is one night's stay at booking, refundable if you cancel 72 hrs out
-lakefront hotel right on lake estes, a reviewer said elk visited the property every day, it's right next to the golf course they hang out on -a guest said Max on staff was extremely personable and said he goes above and beyond on questions -on site restaurant got mixed reviews, one couple said breakfast was underwhelming for the price -rooms are styled like cabins if you want your wedding party staying on property