59’er is the center cabin of the resort, and makes it an easy walk to get wherever you want to go.The cabin has two bedrooms, a full size bed in one room, and twin bunk beds in the other. There is a full size futon/couch, one bathroom, one living area with attached fully stocked kitchen. There is a wood-burning stove for chilly nights. Your friends and family will enjoy this cozy little cabin that is close to a beautiful stream, picnic table, playground, and recreation room. Cabin open year round.
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Having a fantastic time for my daughters birthday. Rented 5 cabins for all the friends and family. And of course. All the little kiddo's
Eldon LaDouceurWe needed to get away and absolutely love going to Glen Isle Resort. We went the weekend after Valentine's day. The cabins are beautiful and comfortable. You get everything you would think you would get from a mountain resort and more. The resort staff are friendly and will bend over backwards to make sure you are happy and comfortable. The area is beautiful, quiet and there was plenty of things to do to make the visit fun. The rustic lodge has been restored beautifully. I will definitely come back, when I need to get away again, and would recommend this place for a short or longer stay. You will never forget this place because of the amazing memories you will make.
Scott EnnekingGlen Isle is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit. The owners are great and lovely to deal with. Can’t wait to go back again!
lori arakiWe can't rave enough about how Glen Isle was the highlight of our wedding weekend. The staff is incredible but their story is even more incredible. Our guests were blown away by Glen Isle and all the beauty and history. Mary Ruth is so helpful, genuine and accommodating. We need more people in this world like her and her staff!! We can't wait to be back and celebrate anniversaries to come. We
Angelica BerrioGlen Isle is magical. It's set on 160 acres outside of Bailey, CO in the Rocky Mountains. The lodge, pictured here, was built in 1901 and is historically educational as well as beautiful. The cabins are comfortably furnished with rustic touches everywhere. The scenery is gorgeous- a photographer's dream. If you want to experience Colorado as it really is - majestic, serene and rustic - visit Glen Isle and stay in one of the refurbished and lovely cabins available. The hosts are fabulous people who will strive to take care of your every need. There's no other place like it.
DiI had my rehearsal dinner here and it was amazing. We had a food truck and a campfire and we all hung out and made s'mores. The space was magical and so fun.
Johna Varty
