Welcome to Colorado Springs Hotels and Lodging!
 Colorado Springs hotels are accustomed to servicing dignitaries, philanthropists, and other personages – a fact that leaves the average vacationer with an eye-popping array of opulent lodging choices. Guests can revel in the absolute height of luxury at some Colorado Springs hotels – many located at the foot of Cheyenne Mountain – but they aren’t limited to such extravagances. The city has a long history as a resort town, and Colorado Springs accommodations vary between opulent hotels and resorts, romantic bed and breakfasts, and budget lodgings.
Visiting Colorado Springs
 It is nearly impossible to describe the beauty of Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region – even former president Theodore Roosevelt said to do so “bankrupts the English language.” Perhaps Katharine Lee Bates, a professor and poet, captured the area’s breathtaking mountain panoramas best when she penned “America the Beautiful” atop Pikes Peak. However, it does not take a journey up America’s mountain to recognize the splendor throughout the Colorado Springs area – it is just as gorgeous and awe-inspiring when touring the Cave of the Winds’ subterranean depths or visiting its monolithic red sandstone formations (the Garden of the Gods). Plenty of state-of-the-art facilities accompany the natural magnificence of Colorado Springs, such as the U.S. Air Force Academy and the U.S. Olympic Training Complex – both are available for public tours.
*Some photos on this website are courtesy of Cave of the Winds, Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, Garden of the Gods Trading Post, Ghost Town Museum, Pikes Peak Cog Railway, and Praco Ltd. with permission of Seven Falls. |
