Kremmling and the Hotel Eastin are the Colorado of yesteryear. We are still very much the west of working cowboys and western lore. Locals remember Saturday nights of rowdy cowboys riding their horses into the bars and trail drives right down Highway 40 only a couple of decades ago!

A Rocky Mountain Landmark
Built in 1906, the Eastin began as a sarsaparilla bottling works and a boarding house. In 1913, the Eastin's acquired the building. In 1933, Lum Eastin fulfilled a need for a "modern" hotel by adding a large addition. This hotel catered to the "train-hopping" traveling man (salesman) of the 1930's.

"Quaint - the kind of hotel grandama honeymooned in"

" A great place to relax and mountain watch - we even played games with our guests!"

For an escape from the 90's, try one of our quaint "European" style rooms. Or if that's a little too nostalgic for you, we also have modern rooms complete with baths and cable TV. At the Eastin, come enjoy a step back to a simpler day!

Rates are from $27 to $57 per night. Sorry, we cannot accommodate pets.