Colorado Springs lodging ranges from full-scale mountain resorts to a historic castle and practical city hotels. Private water access, golf, spas, pools, dining and mountain views help distinguish the choices.
Resorts where the property is part of the trip
The Broadmoor is a luxury mountain resort with a spa, golf course, several dining choices and outdoor activities. The grounds and amenities make the property a substantial part of the stay.
Cheyenne Mountain Resort adds a private lake to its mountain setting. Water sports, golf, a spa and five pools create a broad recreation mix for guests.
Garden of the Gods Resort offers rooms with mountain views, pools, golf and on-site dining. It combines a polished full-service format with a scenic setting.
City hotels with useful amenities
The Mining Exchange is a downtown hotel with a Cajun restaurant and bar. Free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour business center add practical features for guests who need to work during their stay.
The Antlers, a Wyndham Hotel has an indoor pool, grill and microbrewery. Some rooms have mountain views, adding another option for travelers who want scenery from the city center.
The Academy Hotel Colorado Springs combines rooms and suites with complimentary breakfast, a pool and hot tub. A gym and bar-and-grill round out the on-site facilities.
A castle stay with trails
Glen Eyrie Castle is set in a historic castle. Mountain views, walking trails, a cafe and complimentary breakfast give the stay a setting unlike the city’s conventional hotels.
Also worth a look
Practical tip: Confirm the exact room type when a view, suite layout or specific amenity matters.