ECONOMY ROOM RATES: $109-$165/night
MAX OCCUPANCY: 2 adults (18 and under not permitted overnight in lodge)
SIZE: Custom Queen bed, bath (200 square feet – while small, this room is cozy and well appointed)
This room is petite and does not provide a balcony, mountain or river views.
AMENITIES:
-Luxury linens
-Handcrafted barn wood & Old Hickory furnishings
-HDTV with Direct TV
-Complimentary high-speed wireless Internet
-Alarm clock
-Mini fridge with freezer, microwave
-Coffee maker with locally roasted coffee
BATHROOM:
-Oversized luxury shower with European glass
-Hair dryer
-Beekman 1802 brand amenities
FEATURES:
-Unique with its own designer fabrics, colors, and charm
-Zoned heat control (no A/C)
-Luxury finishes
-Granite top vanity
-Smoke and pet free
-Daily housekeeping
ROOM BIOGRAPHY
Imogene MacPhearson lived an exciting, entrepreneurial life in early America. During the Civil War she bravely crossed into the Confederate South to rescue her husband when he was ill in a Union Camp, and she was integral in helping to build one of the first veteran’s hospitals and many other businesses.
Years later, MacPhearson set out west to Denver to spend some time in the Rocky Mountains, eventually staying at Sprague’s dude ranch. She instantly fell in love with the Estes area and purchased a homestead in Moraine Park, later expanding this property to become a tourist destination. Opened in 1910, Imogene’s Moraine Park guest property had cabins, a livery stable, a main lodge, and a dining room, which she ran by herself.
The only building of the Moraine Park Lodge remaining today is the Assembly Hall, built in 1923. When the National Park Service purchased the property in 1931 it was transformed into the Moraine Park Visitor Center.