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random hero
April 19th, 2010, 10:24 PM
Wife is making the trip out with me this weekend, and I don't think she'll like sleeping in a 12' box trailer w/zero amenities. I've looked into renting an RV for the weekend ($90-120 a day) and also looked into staying in Byers, or eastern Denver near DIA.... Online, the reviews on the Byers hotel are horrible, and talked to a couple folks at the school weekend who didn't have many positive comments about it. I'd rather drive the 30 miles than listen to my wife gripe for 3 days :) I'd really like to get/rent an RV to stay at the track for the weekend, but haven't had much luck..... So any input on overnight options?

rybo
April 19th, 2010, 10:43 PM
I stayed at the hotel during the school and during the races last year. It's what I would call "basic" accommodations, but the owner is nice and while the facility is old it seems to be well kept.

Another option is the KOA campground in Straussberg (sp?) They have some small cabins that are rentable.

I plan on staying there during the season as well.

S

random hero
April 19th, 2010, 10:50 PM
scott.... great idea!! is the facility in good shape, I'm just a little nervous as my wife could be classified as "high maintenance" when it comes to overnight stays.... he idea of camping is staying in a hotel w/doors that open to the outside :oops:

snay
April 19th, 2010, 11:23 PM
scott.... great idea!! is the facility in good shape, I'm just a little nervous as my wife could be classified as "high maintenance" when it comes to overnight stays.... he idea of camping is staying in a hotel w/doors that open to the outside :oops:

LOL You best make the drive to DIA I pd for a room in byers just for the shower and a hr of a\c and slept at the track.

gsnyder828
April 20th, 2010, 09:16 AM
scott.... great idea!! is the facility in good shape, I'm just a little nervous as my wife could be classified as "high maintenance" when it comes to overnight stays.... he idea of camping is staying in a hotel w/doors that open to the outside :oops:

Keep in mind the KOA is less than 100yds off I-70... even in the cabins, bring earplugs if the sound of big rigs doesn't lull you to sleep. 8)

random hero
April 20th, 2010, 10:27 AM
scott.... great idea!! is the facility in good shape, I'm just a little nervous as my wife could be classified as "high maintenance" when it comes to overnight stays.... he idea of camping is staying in a hotel w/doors that open to the outside :oops:

Keep in mind the KOA is less than 100yds off I-70... even in the cabins, bring earplugs if the sound of big rigs doesn't lull you to sleep. 8)

Damn it.... maybe they'll build a Hilton a mile from the track :P

Jon
April 21st, 2010, 09:46 AM
That hotel is perfectly fine. Though dated I have spent the night in worse. It reminds me of my childhood traveling cross country on 1-66 the only thing missing is magic fingers...., a machine that used to vibrate the beds in hotels. They went away in the 60's. You guys are spoiled with your modern amenities. Live life the simple way and step back in time!

jbrowning
April 21st, 2010, 12:50 PM
I spent the night there Saturday night of the race school and didn't think it was so bad. But it does offer your basics. Water, heat, cool, electricity and a roof over your head. And the little restaurant wasn't too bad either after a long day at the track on Saturday. I will be staying there again on May 1st.

Jim

nwatkins176
April 21st, 2010, 01:04 PM
If you decide to go the RV route, check out getrv.com I had mine on that site to rent out to private people. Pretty good connection. You are right on the price. No you can't rent mine I am using it that weekend. :)

snay
April 21st, 2010, 02:20 PM
I think any of us would stay or sleep in a ditch with h20 if it was what we had to do to Race but are Wife's need a little more if she is not Happy your day at the track can SUCK!! That's the only reason I drove that FUEL DRINKING bus of mine 2mpg.

random hero
April 21st, 2010, 02:26 PM
Yea, I slept in my box trailer in a sleeping back during the race weekend and loved it, but bringing the wife along I'm not sure how that would fly... Although I see HPR has real bathrooms now, which is nice.


ANYONE TELL ME IF THERE IS WIFI AT THE TRACK?

T Baggins
April 21st, 2010, 02:38 PM
ANYONE TELL ME IF THERE IS WIFI AT THE TRACK?

Why yes, there is... :D

random hero
April 21st, 2010, 07:18 PM
ANYONE TELL ME IF THERE IS WIFI AT THE TRACK?

Why yes, there is... :D

So if my wife came out... had to do homework, she could pickup the wifi on our laptop? Is it through out the paddock, or just in the buildings?

T Baggins
April 22nd, 2010, 08:41 AM
It is available pretty much throughout the paddock...

KFinn
April 22nd, 2010, 09:50 AM
It is available pretty much throughout the paddock...Awesome!!!! So people can be forum post whores, facebook, twitter, twat, blog, flog, and all that crap.