Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do you allow pets?
A: We LOVE pets! Nightly fees do apply and as a courtesy to all guests, we can't allow pets in public areas like the lobby, pool and meeting rooms.

Q: How close are you to Rocky Mountain National Park?
A: 4 miles to the entrance.

Q: What are the entrance fees to Rocky Mountain National Park?
A: $20.00 per vehicle.

Q: Is it cold in the summertime?
A: The days are sunny, but it's Colorado, the weather can change in 5 minutes. We recommend you always wear layers and prepare for spending time at high elevations.

Q: How far are you from Denver International Airport?
A: 70 miles and about 1 1/2 hours drive time.

Q: How close are you to services in Estes Park?
A: The Rocky Mountain Park Inn is centrally located to every guest service in town: convenience stores, beauty salons, all medical services, automobile repair and rental and banking.

Q: Is Rocky Mountain National Park open year round?
A: Yes, the Park is open all year as well as the Rocky Mountain Park Inn. However, Trail Ridge Road, which takes you across the Continental Divide is closed during the winter, starting in October. Spectacular Bear Lake Road is an alternative as it is open & maintained all year.

Q: What environmental awards or recognitions has the Rocky Mountain National Park Holiday Inn received?
A: In 2003, the Rocky Mountain Park Inn was certified to ISO 14001. Forever Resorts is the first U.S. multi-site hospitality, lodging and marina provider to be certified to ISO 14001:1996 for all its domestic operations. ISO 14001 is an internationally recognized standard for Environmental Management Systems (EMS).

The benefits of initiating an EMS in accordance with ISO 14001 standards are many: identifying areas for reduction in energy and other resource consumption; reducing environmental liability and risk; helping maintain consistent compliance with legislative and regulatory requirements; benefiting from regulatory incentives that reward companies showing environmental leadership through certified compliance with internationally recognized EMS standards; preventing pollution and reducing waste; improving community good will; profiting in the market for "green" products and demonstrating commitment to high quality.