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Cripple Creek Hospitality House offers our guests the opportunity to stay
in the peaceful serenity of the Rocky Mountains.
There are 17 guest rooms, each with its own distinctive character. Each room has television and Victorian decor; most have private baths. An outside hot tub in a gazebo is available for guest use. The campground has pull-through sites with full hook-ups, tenting area, bathhouse, laundry and game area. The Hospitality Room has a pool table and TV. Our rates include a continental breakfast of juice, coffee, tea, fruit and pastries.
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Our History Located in the former Teller County Hospital, the building was constructed by the county in 1901, during the height of the gold rush. In 1963 Wayne and Dorothy Mackin purchased the property and restored it to its original glory. A tent and RV campground was added. It has since been remodeled and expanded by current owners Stephen and Bonnie Mackin. Stephen Mackin is an Artist, creating fine gold and silver jewelry, including some made with Cripple Creek materials such as local gold and turquoise.
Contact us at: POB 957, 600 North B Street,
Cripple Creek, CO 80813; 719-689-2513; 1-800-500-2513.
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