The Bent
Elbow, located in the historic gold and silver mining town of Silverton,
Colorado, takes you back in time to the wild era when Silverton was
brawling and rowdy with its round-the-clock gambling, drinking and
dance hall girls.
Our Victorian
hotel has six rooms to choose from. These include the Presidential
Suite, three Deluxe Suites, and two Balcony Suites. The Presidential
Suite is your home away from home, with a complete kitchen and dining
area. All of our rooms feature private bathrooms, cable TV, telephones,
and high speed internet access (ethernet connection and wireless service
available).
Our fully-restored restaurant and bar
is a few steps away from the historic Durango and Silverton Narrow
Gauge Train terminus, but many steps back through time. Come
on in, 
relax
and enjoy a delicious meal or a drink served by the friendly staff
in a turn-of-the-century atmosphere. There's nothing else like
it!
Notorious Blair Street has changed little in appearance over the
years and it has become a favorite location for film companies shooting
western movies such as "Night Passage" (1957 James Stewart),
"Maverick Queen" (1966 Barbara Stanwyck), "Great Day
In The Morning" (1956 Virginia Mayo). "Run For Cover"
(1955 James Cagney) and "Ticket To Tomahawk" (1950 Dan Daily
and Anne Baxter). The Bent Elbow has done better than survive
the passage of these many years since its original heyday. With
the loving and restorative care of owners Pete and LeAnn Maisel, the
restaurant is more authentic and pleasing than ever before.
Learn More About The History of Our Establishment!
Click here for a video on Silverton Mountain Ski Area, our local winter
recreation hotspot
