The Woolly Bugger Inn | Cabins, Tiny Homes & Suites on the River — Hotel in Four Corners States

What a wonderful find! We hope to come back next year. My husband (who loves fly fishing) said I scored a big win by booking this place.

The Wooly Bugger Inn had everything we needed for a 2-night relaxing and comfortable trip to Estes Park. The Ponderosa Suite (#1) was rustic and cozy - with wonderful attention to detail by the team. I loved the whole vibe. We were very comfortable during our stay.

The grounds are located in the bend of a lovely river - with ample space for fly fishing (see photos). I enjoyed watching my husband catch fish from the communal outdoor spaces - there are several hammocks along the river throughout the grounds. Beautiful places to take a book and read by the river.

The welcome guide book in our room was by far the most comprehensive and well laid out of any AirBnb I've ever stayed at. We took the recommendations for dining and hiking and were not disappointed.

The private hot tub was a wonderful way to relax after our adventures in the national park. Solid full-sized shower/tub. There's also a shared supply room on site - with countless things to borrow or use as you had need. We were able to borrow a map from there of the national park and it helped so much to plan our visit. Check in and check out was easy and contactless.

*Cell service was 1-bar throughout the grounds (Verizon) - and while I didn't try calling out during our visit, text messages did send and receive with a short delay. The wifi handled the very basics (email with a time delay, for example), but it wasn't strong enough for much more. That being said, it was as advertised and we loved the rustic feel and disconnecting together to enjoy the beauty of nature.

**Remote work tip: The good news for anyone who needs reliable internet a few hours a day to work remote, the local town has free wifi - and the public library is just 8-minutes away from The Wooly Bugger Inn and open until 8 pm on weeknights with its own wifi and free private study rooms available to the public. (I teach an online summer class and needed to grade a few hours a day, so we found this a great work around.) The natural beauty and peace at the Wooly Bugger Inn was well worth the limited cell service/slow wifi.

*Pro tip: We booked directly through the Wooly Bugger Inn's website - avoiding AirBnb's extra fees. We received excellent communication from the team, and I have no regrets about...

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