Tiny Timbers Resort & Coffee Bistro

30 minutes per cup of coffee...

This place was ADORABLE. We felt like we had morphed into tiny elves and traveled to Scandinavia. The stars were bright. Bring firewood, as it seems to be hard to find and these little places have a great firepit. I would not suggest if you have an infant, as everything is pretty open, and as advertised, TINY! The one thing I would have loved to have was a tiny microwave. It would have saved some coffee. The coffee shop next door had a wonderful breakfast. Highly recommend. Pluses, they have a charcoal grill available and stove worked well.

Just right. Everything was home made and the staff were very friendly, polite, courteous. Staff were wearing masks, place was spotless. Burritos and biscuits and gravy echoed memories of grandparents cooking at family gatherings, of the sort you could never actually find written recipes. Kudos, and thanks so much guys! Will be eating here again, 100%.

What a neat, homegrown, pine cabin-in-the mountains of Colorado feel. Small town cafe with a big ambiance. They let us come in just after closing—enveloping us in angelic song from a local vocalist, a quality coffee, and friendly people. We didn’t partake in their breakfast options but the biscuits and gravy and browns made mouth ud83dudca6. If you want to feel the serenity that is nature and warmth—VISIT Tiny Timber’s Coffee. I don’t even remember the cost—it didn’t matter.

Stayed in the larger cabin, very nice quiet and cozy as advertised. The bistro is something out of a movie with a small town. Just an all around amazing stay. One thing I didn't know, was that the cabins are literally right off the highway but it's not a huge deal although it would be nice to have more seclusion. I'd stay again and I recommend to anyone looking to get away from the big city.