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Victor was great as was the hotel. My only complaint is that I was not told in advance that I would be contacted about how to get into the hotel via text. Had it not been for Brandy, (bartender at the Side Door, in the hotel but not affiliated with it) I don’t know how we would have figured it out. It all worked out, we loved Victor. I was there with my brother, our parents grew up there, I was conceived there and we went there to put a plaque for our mother that died last year.It is a wonderful little community, friendly helpful people and lots to see and do. Wish I could live there! We ate a lot at the 1899 right next door, try the homemade green Chile on anything - it’s to die for! Side Door also had great food but closed Mondays. Bakery on 3rd street had delicious pastries. We bought a lot of little trinkets at the Trading Post next to the bakery on 3rd. Cool place, unique mementos. Take the train ride in Cripple Creek, it’s worth it, as is the Lowell Thomas museum in Victor. Had a wonderful time, hope I can visit again!

Nice little town. Not a whole lot to do, but great for a day trip. There are a couple of restaurants and bars. There is a great bakery. In additions to some cute little shops, there are also several opportunities for historical tours and a couple of museum focused on the mining history of the area.

I don't think time passes the same way in Victor that is does in other places. That is probably a good thing. There is so much history here. It's nice to know that development has not reached out to take away everything from days gone by. To visit Victor, is really like taking a step back in time.