Alma Hotel Guide - Alma Town Hall hotels in Alma, United States of America.

"This cabin was beautiful and exactly what we was looking for. We will definitely be coming back!"

"Communication with host was excellent and he answered every question we had from recommendations and more in a timely manner. We arrived late/early in the morning and they made sure the lights were on for us when we arrived. House had all necessities for a care free vacation. Perfect getaway and close to Breck! Thanks for hosting us Texans! "

"We stayed over 2 weeks and enjoyed the house immensely. The layout made it feel comfortable with a good size kitchen and living room. The beds were comfortable. You need all wheel/4 wheel drive to get there. We were in a Jeep and had no issues. 30 minutes over the pass to Beaver Run Peak 9 parking lot."

"We enjoyed our time as a family in the midst of all the snow in a beautiful, secluded and very well kept cabin. We are grateful for the opportunity and plan to return!"

"I cannot express how perfect this property is. We had plenty of room for 9 adults, 1 toddler, and a baby. Our entire crew agreed this is the best rental we've ever stayed at and we're already planning our trip back. The kitchen is stocked with everything you may need for cooking. The hot tub and the comfy robes in each room make taking a dip or doing the Polar Plunge a highlight. Not to mention the views are spectacular during the day and at night. We unexpectedly arrived during a Winter storm, but the communication and timely response from the owner made getting into the property/driveway a breeze. I cannot thank the owners enough for letting us stay and enjoy their little slice of mountain heaven."

"This place is very secluded and my group had a great time. We had a minor issue and the owner was quick to respond and assist us. Backyard patio was great as well, with the gazebo next to it was our main hang out spot. Thanks again for having us! "

"We had a great time at this property. The kitchen and living space suited us well. There were board games to fill our downtime. It is remote yet close to town and that’s what we were looking for. "