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We stayed here with our teenagers for a family reunion. Brandy, the floor manager was incredible. The restaurant downstairs has a great selection of food and was one of the few places open most of the time. All staff members worked very hard to make sure we were comfortable and taken care of. Can't wait to come back!

Checking in was easy. The desk folks were very nice. You can park by the desk door.

The room was very nice. Very clean. Nice big screen. Comfortable bed.

The included breakfast was very good. Nice folks there also. Good coffee.

Great location to the Main Street which is Bennett St.

My only recommendation would to replace the bedspreads with bedding that is changed regular.

Doesn't look inviting. I wonder if they even clean the outside of the whole building as the brick looked extremely dingy; Hello! There's more than just windows to clean.

The inside was better, but for a non gambler like me, it was very distracting. While I know that's what the gaming industry does, they have bigger and more confusing machines, which drives people like me far away.

DE, you're one of the driving forces in Cripple Creek, and the first casino on the main drag (Bennet Ave), so you of all businesses should be trying to improve the feel and look of Cripple Creek, or you'll dry up with the rest of the town, God forbid.

Cripple Creek is a great little town with a long history, but I didn't see any celebrating that history in your business. Maybe it was buried in the back rooms with the rest of your stuff to be thrown away.

Shame on you and the other casinos in Cripple Creek. If you want to show you're proud of where you're located, do something about it: clean up your act.

We stopped in at the DE coffee shop. The coffee was average and pricey. We asked about pastry and they didn't sell that. We strolled through the casino and played a little. We have fond memories of the DE Casino back when a casino run to Cripple Creek was a part of our extended family's summer plans. It was a quick trip for many of us from southern Colorado who'd travel to thus town and casino specifically where the slots were hot, tables crowded and the more a person spent the better the comps were. Today, the place was deserted, parking was anywhere you'd like and the machines ate $60 in no time flat. It's sad to see the decline in Cripple Creek in general. We miss them good ole days.

Good place to stay in Cripple Creek.