Looking for a unique hotel stay in Colorado Springs? Whether you’re visiting for the first — or 50th — time or you’re a local planning a rejuvenating staycation, the region boasts a variety of one-of-a-kind hotels that cater to every taste. From luxury resorts to cozy boutique hotels, these establishments provide the perfect base to explore the natural beauty and attractions of the area. Here’s a list of our top 10 best hotels in Colorado Springs, each offering an unparalleled experience for your stay.
The Broadmoor
The Neighborhood: The Broadmoor — yes, it’s the centerpiece in Southwest Colorado Springs
Why Stay: Luxurious resort-style service at one of the nation’s historic grand dame hotels — the world’s longest running Forbes five-star, AAA Five-Diamond Resort
The Broadmoor is an icon, known for its timeless elegance. Since opening in 1918, The Broadmoor has played host to U.S. presidents, world leaders, celebrities and everyday travelers seeking elevated comforts set among Colorado’s natural beauty. The service is impeccable throughout, but if you’re seeking an especially pampered stay, opt for one of the hotel’s suites or cottages. The Broadmoor’s golf courses regularly host the U.S. Senior Open, including this year. Foodies will delight in eight full-service restaurants on-site, including multiples on our list of Best Restaurants in Colorado Springs. And adventurers can choose an even more immersive, yet still luxurious, wilderness experience at the satellite properties Cloud Camp, The Ranch at Emerald Valley or Fly Fishing Camp.
Key Amenities: Championship golf courses, luxury spa, boating on the central lake, on-property shops and galleries, a long list of diverse activities and entertainment options.
Itinerary Tips: Read more to maximize your Broadmoor-based stay.
Find It: 1 Lake Ave.
Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort
The Neighborhood: Old Colorado City meets Manitou Springs
Why Stay: For the quirky, casual, community of a renovated historic motor lodge
You don’t have to love bikes to enjoy the Buffalo Lodge, but it’s a bonus, as two-wheeled fun is the overarching theme. There is always something happening here at this fully updated motel at the backdoor to Garden of the Gods: live music, yoga, summer markets, group bike rides, poolside art parties and more. Grab a craft beverage at the Watering Hole lobby bar and feel like a local.
Itinerary Tips: Get local creative tips in Roll With It: Bicycles, Art & Culture.
Find It: 2 El Paso Blvd.
Cheyenne Mountain Resort, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel
The Neighborhood: Cheyenne Mountain in Southwest Colorado Springs
Why Stay: Mountain views and golf and lake resort amenities
Cheyenne Mountain Resort is perfect for both leisure and business travelers, offering beautiful mountain views and a variety of amenities. There’s an away-from-it-all feel as you gaze across the lake and golf course at the immense Cheyenne Mountain. And the on-site Alluvia Spa is one of our picks for Best Spas in Colorado Springs. This Hyatt property is a great spot for a peaceful getaway.
Key Amenities: Private lake with swim beach for stand-up paddleboarding or small boats, golf course, full-service spa, and multiple pools.
Find It: 3225 Broadmoor Valley Road
The Cliff House at Pikes Peak
The Neighborhood: Manitou Springs
Why Stay: Historic, Victorian charm at the base of Pikes Peak
The Cliff House, located in the heart of Manitou Springs, combines Victorian-era romance with modern comforts. Each of its 54 rooms and suites are decorated with vintage 1800s style, and savoring a beverage on the veranda will transport you back to the leisure of bygone days. The Cliff House is a great choice for a romantic getaway, with nearby attractions like the Cog Railway and SunWater Spa, also on our Best Spas list. Really, it’s a a top choice for anyone looking to mix history, adventure and AAA Four-Diamond amenities.
Key Amenities: Gourmet dining in The Dining Room, which boasts an 800-bottle wine cellar, historic architecture, and walkable proximity to Manitou Springs attractions
Itinerary Tips: Read more about a weekend at the Cliff House and Manitou Springs in our Creative Stays article.
Find It: 306 Cañon Ave.
Garden of the Gods Resort and Club
The Neighborhood: The Mesa, Westside
Why Stay: Stunning and unique views with resort-style tranquility
Garden of the Gods Resort and Club offers a peaceful, upscale retreat overlooking the iconic red rock formations of Garden of the Gods, framed by Pikes Peak beyond. It’s arguably the best view in Colorado Springs. The AAA Four Diamond awarded resort emphasizes wellness, with the large Strata Spa and wellness center providing a wide range of treatments. (It is one of our Best Spas in the Springs.) Golfers will love the scenic links of the Kissing Camels course. Foodies will swoon for Grand View, one of the Best Restaurants in the Springs. Garden of the Gods is a perfect choice for those seeking relaxation with unparalleled views.
Key Amenities: Strata Spa, a jaw-dropping infinity pool, and suites with patio views of Garden of the Gods.
Itinerary Tips: Read more about a getaway stay based at Garden of the Gods Resort.
Find It: 3320 Mesa Road
Great Wolf Lodge
The Neighborhood: Interquest
Why Stay: Family-friendly fun with an indoor water park
Great Wolf Lodge is all about family fun, and they deliver a “howlin’ good time.” The indoor water park with water slides, a wave pool, splash zones and kick-back cabanas are the centerpiece. But kids also love the game rooms, ropes course, miniature golf, characters and kid-friendly activities throughout the hotel. This is a go-to spot for a kid-centric family getaway.
Key Amenities: Indoor water park, abundant kid-friendly activities and themed suites
Read More: Step inside our stay in Great Wolf Lodge: A Howlin’ Good Time.
Find It: 9494 Federal Dr.
Hotel Polaris
The Neighborhood: Northgate, U.S. Air Force Academy
Why Stay: Brand new, bespoke, resort-style amenities on the doorstep of the U.S. Air Force Academy and coming-soon visitor center
Hotel Polaris is the newest addition to the Colorado Springs hospitality scene, and it’s a gem. The 375-room hotel impressively incorporates U.S. Air Force Academy traditions and nods to the academy’s midcentury modern architecture with chic style and decor. It’s full-glass views frame unobstructed views of the academy and Front Range mountainscape. Drinks at the rooftop Aviator bar are don’t-miss, and the flagship restaurant Pamela’s earned its spot in our Best Restaurants list. Where else can you fly a real 737 MAX or F-16 Flying Falcon flight simulator? No other hotel in the U.S.
Key Amenities: Six on-site restaurants and bars, deluxe Ascend Spa (one of the best in the Springs), outdoor pool, large scenic patio area, large event space, Air Force Academy proximity, those flight simulators
Read More: Get an inside view of a stay in our Find Your True North at Hotel Polaris.
Find It: 8989 North Gate Blvd.
Kinship Landing
The Neighborhood: Downtown Colorado Springs
Why Stay: The trendy, community-focused atmosphere that connects downtown to outdoor exploration
Kinship Landing opened in 2021, adding a downtown boutique hotel that combines Colorado’s adventurous spirit with modern design and hang-out-and-meet-new-friends vibes. It caters to solo travelers, couple, families and groups of friends, offering diverse room options from bunk beds to suites. For a truly unique experience, check out the Camp Deck where guests can set up a rooftop camp in the heart of the city, complete with tents and hanging hammocks.
Key Amenities: Soaking tubs in suites, roll-back garage-style doors, Tuft & Needle mattresses, Homa Cafe + Bar, outdoor patios and weekly events and live music
Itinerary Tips: Read more to maximize your downtown Colorado Springs stay at Kinship.
Find It: 415 S. Nevada Ave.
The Lodge at Flying Horse
The Neighborhood: Flying Horse, Northgate
Why Stay: North Colorado Springs luxury in a country club setting
This boutique lodge offers an exclusive experience with access to the Flying Horse Club. It’s perfect for those looking for a luxurious and relaxing stay. The full-service spa will see to that (one of the best in the Springs). So will the Steakhouse at Flying Horse, where the three-story glass wine cellar is just one of the reasons it’s one of the city’s Best Restaurants. Golfers will love the impeccable greens of two championship courses, and kids won’t want to leave the swimming pools, splash pads and water slides.
Key Amenities: Resort offerings, including golf courses, spa, swimming pools and club facilities.
Find It: 1880 Weiskopf Point
The Mining Exchange Hotel
The Neighborhood: Downtown Colorado Springs
Why Stay: Historic elegance in the heart of the city
Built in 1902 as a stock exchange for local mining companies, The Mining Exchange Hotel blends unique history and contemporary convenience. You can still see the massive vault where mining barons stored their riches. The hotel is fresh off a multimillion-dollar renovation that brought new life and style throughout. As soon as you drop your bags, grab a cocktail from Golden Hour and enjoy live music in the lobby or step outside onto the beautiful outdoor patio to soak up the vintage vibes. New restaurant Oro just opened this spring, and already it has reached our list of Best Restaurants in Colorado Springs.
Key Amenities: Large windows and unique architectural details, historic salon-style lobby, The Vault art gallery, welcoming outdoor courtyard, downtown convenience
Find It: 8 S. Nevada Ave.
