Flight
This is the closest airport to Estes Park (about a 1 hour and 20 minute drive).
Hotel
We have a room block with discounted rates here -- $259/night for rooms with elevator access and $229/night for rooms without! This is the only place where we will be sending the shuttle, so we highly encourage you to book here! To take advantage of the room block, you can book in the following ways: Online: click "View" below, it'll take you directly to the room block On the Phone: Call the Reservation Line at 970-527-1500, then press 1 for Reservations and ask to book the Schwartz Hardy Wedding Room Block.
Travel Note
We think it's easiest to rent a car for the weekend to get to and from Estes Park. Denver International Airport has plenty of easily-accessible rental car options. If you don't want to rent a car (which is definitely doable, as we'll be having a shuttle to and from the wedding and Estes Park has a good bus system -- we have more info on both of these below), you can take The Bustang from the airport to Estes Park. The Bustang drives from Union Station in Denver to Estes Park on Saturday mornings at 7:00 AM and 8:00 AM, and returns to Denver on Sundays at 3:15 PM and 4:15 PM. You can find information at the link below.
Shuttle
September 14, 2024 4:30 pm
We will be providing a shuttle from the Holiday Inn to and from the wedding so that you don't have to drive! More information coming soon.
Travel Note
Estes Park offers free shuttles around the town and into Rocky Mountain National Park. Their website (linked below) provides all of the information on routes and times. You need to reserve tickets in advance!
Travel Note
If you don't want to stay at the Ridgeline, there are many other options around Estes Park that we've checked out and can recommend. Here are are a few of our suggestions (note that this isn't comprehensive): Condos at Black Canyon Inn: Our wedding venue offers cozy condos ranging from 1-3 bedrooms. These are a great option for groups of people or parties who want a bit more space. The Stanley Hotel: If you're into history, this might be perfect for you -- the Stanley is a historic hotel built in 1909 that inspired Steven King's "The Shining." They lean into the ghost stories, but it's also a beautiful (and not creepy!) place to stay! Rates start at about $370/night. YMCA of the Rockies: The Y offers individual rooms and cozy cabins with absolutely stunning views of the Rocky Mountains. We especially recommend the cabins for groups and families. Blue Door Inn: This is a great budget option -- it's simple but clean and convenient. Rates start at about $150/night.