B's Cabins & Mini-Mart - Lake City, Colorado

Beverly K.

There aren't a lot of restaurants open in Lake City off season. A local recommended B's Mini-mart for take-out pizza. We were skeptical but they were right! The pizza was great and really reasonably priced. Great place to grab a pizza to enjoy in your motel or camper after a day out exploring.

Daniel S.

We stayed at these cabins 2 nights, 2 cabins July 2020, they are not very good. In 1 cabin the front and back doors had visible gaps at the top and did not stay closed or lock well. The water heater pipes run through the bedroom so it's very loud when someone showers. The other cabin the bathtub did not drain properly and the toilet wobbled when you sit on it. The kitchenette is from 1940's and there were few pots or pans to cook with besides cups and plates. The floors were very uneven, even in bathrooms. The only reason we stayed here was cause we had 2 dogs and booked late, everything else sold out. Definitely not worth $110-120 we paid. We stayed one night at another place in Lake City, recently remodeled with nice kitchen and tons to cook with.

John D.

Great little convenience store. Carries most common items at decent price. Has 91 octane gas and free 120 psi air hose on the side which I found helpful to air up tires after hitting the Alpine Loop. Staff was always friendly and very helpful during our 2 week stay.

Charles V.

Scott and Tina run a really nice operation here. You can get ice cream at their mini mart among other treats and rent a cabin as well. They are rustic cabins to be sure, but they are in middle of the Rocky Mountains! Cell service anywhere in town is almost non-existent so be prepared to unplug, which is its own blessing. Lake city is gorgeous and surrounded by a multitude of recreational opportunities!

Den U.

We re-aired our tires here after many hours crossing from Silverton. Good strong air pressure pump. Gained some gas to make sure we had enough gas to get Gunnison. We refreshed ourselves too by getting snacks, sandwiches and using their restrooms. We visited September 22nd 2021.

dot W.

Hotel: They charged me $152 dollars for one night. Really? Reservations were for two nights for two people one dog. The door to our room was not even locked when we arrived. It looks clean. The floors are all uneven to the point that the bed and table are propped up with shims to make them level. Sheets are old. The curtains barely covered the windows. Bathroom has a water heater in it. The bath sink fills up because it is not draining. The bed was very uncomfortable. Couldn't stay another night.

The store has all kinds of things.

Erin R.

Not great. Back half of the cabin is sloping away from the main part so the tub doesn’t drain, the toilet is on a slant, and the head of the bed is lower than the foot... everything is threadbare, and it doesn’t feel super clean. Right by the road so truck and OHV traffic comes through the windows.

Keith O.

The cabins have not aged well. Every interior and exterior surface is covered with chipped and peeling paint. The staff is bitter and inflexible...who could blame them with these working conditions? Every piece of caulk in the bathroom is moldy and needs replacement. Carpet in the bathroom makes me want to vomit thinking of all the urine and foot fungus it has seen in its long, long life. Hot water (from the obviously sludge-filled tank right in the bathroom) ran out after 1 shower. No hangers. Kitchen...yes; a bowl...no. Huge cracks in drywall on ceiling and many walls. Decor is on the "slum" side of quaint, with exposed poorly working plumbing, junk and waist-high weeds in the "courtyard", dim lighting, and ghetto-class fixtures. The only nice thing I can say is that it wasn't infested with bedbugs when I was there, though I'll be carefully washing my feet after accidentally stepping on the carpet.