8 Top-Rated Resorts in Colorado Springs, CO
Whether you are traveling with the family, for romance, or with a group of friends, Colorado Springs boasts resorts for all types of travelers.
For those looking to celebrate in five-star, old-world style, The Broadmoor is the top choice and one of the best resorts in Colorado. It caters to families and couples alike and sits in a neighborhood named for it in the southwestern portion of the city, with amazing mountain views.
Another resort with an emphasis on luxury and natural beauty is Garden of the Gods Club and Resort, which boasts views of the red rock park it is named for and Pikes Peak beyond.
Travelers who want to spend less time on the property and more time seeing the sights of Colorado Springs will appreciate The Mining Exchange, a Wyndham property, which is located in the heart of downtown, or the good-value, family-friendly Best Western Plus.
Plan where to stay with our list of the best resorts in Colorado Springs.
1. The Broadmoor

Accommodation: The Broadmoor
The Broadmoor wows from the moment you arrive. Resembling a European village on a lake, this five-star, five-diamond resort is old-world opulent to its core. Sitting on sprawling manicured acres complete with a large man-made lake, walking paths, and three golf courses, it also boasts in-your-face mountain views.
There are numerous buildings, in both old and new styles, where you'll find accommodations, as well as multiple restaurants and unique shops. The Broadmoor works as well for families as for couples and even accepts dogs.
The rooms, suites, and cottages are elegant posh, and perfectly fuse yesteryear European style with modern amenities. The service is impeccable from check-in to check-out.
There is plenty to do on and around the property, much of which can be arranged through the on-site Broadmoor Outfitters. They can instruct guests in everything from falconry to rock climbing and fly fishing. For relaxation, there is a luxury spa and three swimming pools, including two that remain open year-round. The Broadmoor is also known for its tennis program and golf on its three award-winning, 18-hole courses.
The Broadmoor also operates a few different wilderness experiences if you don't want to spend your entire stay in the main resort. One option is Cloud Camp, which is located some 3,000 feet above the main property atop Cheyenne Mountain. The luxury five-star camp is set in a gorgeous timber and stone lodge. There are another 11 one- and two-bedroom cabins with private porches and amazing views of Pikes Peak just a short walk from the main lodge.
2. Garden of the Gods Club and Resort

Accommodation: Garden of the Gods Club and Resort
Like the Broadmoor, the Garden of the Gods Club boasts beautiful grounds and stunning views of Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak combined with luxury accommodations.
When it first opened in 1951, it was a private country club that catered to America's elite movers and shakers, counting John Wayne, Walt Disney, and Gene Autry among its famous guests. Many members would travel here from other states and stay for months at a time, and as such, the 56 rooms here feature absolutely massive closets meant to house an entire season's wardrobe.
Today, Garden of the Gods Club's accommodations are open to anyone (although it still remains a country club) and are roomy affairs done up in modern style. They all feature private balconies with views of the red rocks. The low-key restaurant serves delicious food and also comes with views.
Wellness travelers will want to check out the International Health and Wellness Center, which offers consultations in nutrition, fitness, mindfulness, and executive coaching, among other services. Also on-site is a spa, two swimming pools, and a 27-hole golf course.
3. Cheyenne Mountain Resort Colorado Springs, A Dolce Resort

Accommodation: Cheyenne Mountain Resort Colorado Springs, A Dolce Resort
Another excellent Colorado Springs resort choice is Cheyenne Mountain Resort. This stone and timber property has a classy mountain vibe and offers top-notch Pikes Peak views from its grand public spaces. The rooms here fit the overall mountain style and are rustic-chic but still quite luxe, with high-quality linens and comfortable beds.
This destination property works great for families or couples on a romantic getaway. It has five different swimming pools, including one designed especially for kids, as well as a manmade lake that boasts a real sand beach. There is also an on-site spa and golf course.
There are two restaurants on-site: The Mountain View Restaurant does buffets for three meals a day and is known for its Colorado-inspired cooking and lavish desserts. They also do special holiday theme brunches. If you would rather not dine at a buffet, check out Elevations, which serves up mountain views and American fare.
4. The Mining Exchange A Wyndham Grand Hotel & Spa

Accommodation: The Mining Exchange A Wyndham Grand Hotel & Spa
Right in the middle of downtown, The Mining Exchange is located in a 1902 building that once served as a local mining stock exchange and is a great boutique resort pick if you want to be within walking distance of multiple shops and restaurants.
This historic building is architecturally appealing, with its tall granite walls and elaborate embellishment along the top that was a popular design choice during that building era.
Inside, this boutique hotel has gone for a modern look in its interior decor. Rooms have high ceilings and large windows, as well as exposed brick accent walls and a mix of contemporary wood and leather furnishings, plus 42-inch flat-screen TVs hung from a wall above a built-in workspace. Also on-site is the Springs Orleans restaurant, a luxe spa, and a full fitness center.
5. The Lodge at Flying Horse

Accommodation: The Lodge at Flying Horse
Located in the Flying Horse country club and residential community next to Black Forest in northeast Colorado Springs, The Lodge at Flying Horse is a four-star resort. This four-diamond boutique property is less than a decade old and boasts Rocky-Mountain-meets-Tuscan style.
Expect rich, warm hues throughout the 96 elegant luxe rooms, suites, and villas. Rooms are spacious with private balconies. Some have panoramic views of the country club's golf course and mountains. Also expect Nespresso machines, large workstations, and rain showers in the baths.
The four villas are extra-spacious, with 1,650 square feet of living space including a massive 600-square-foot great room with cathedral ceilings and mountain modern décor.
Resort guests have access to all the community amenities. These include an outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, sauna, tennis court, and fitness center. There are two on-site restaurants: Fortezza, which is open for three meals a day, and The Steakhouse, which is open for lunch and dinner.
Other amenities include a spa, which has a full range of treatments including hair services, manicures, and pedicures. The Fly Horse Golf Course is an award-winning 18-hole championship course designed by Tom Weiskopf. The golf season runs from May through October.
6. Kinship Landing

Accommodation: Kinship Landing
Opened in 2020, Kinship Landing is Colorado Springs' newest boutique hotel, with resort-like amenities. Located in the hip South End portion of Downtown, the hotel features a mix of suites and dorm accommodations.
The 34 suites and junior suites have a trendy mountain chic vibe with a heavy focus on wood — the floors, walls, and ceilings are all wood. Local art hangs from the walls, and you'll find waterfall showers in the bathrooms. The suites also boast deep soaking tubs and garage doors that open onto private decks with mountain views.
Budget travelers can bunk in the pod-style dorm rooms, which have eight bunks per room and a white noise machine to help you sleep, There's a self-catering kitchen dorm guests can use to cook. Hotel amenities include an on-site restaurant serving eclectic and health-focused food and a terrace for socializing. If you are traveling with a pet, the hotel is dog-friendly for a nightly fee.
7. Great Wolf Lodge Colorado Springs

Accommodation: Great Wolf Lodge Colorado Springs
In northeast Colorado Springs, the Great Wolf Lodge is the perfect pick for families with kids of all ages. This good-value resort features a year-round indoor water park with slides, a wave pool, and an activity cave that is open only to guests; all-day children's activities; miniature golf; and even a kids' spa — although all activities require adult supervision.
Accommodation is in a variety of suites. The most basic are still comfortable and come with family-friendly amenities like mini-fridges, microwaves, and pullout sofas. Upgraded choices add cave or log cabin themes with cartoon wall murals and bunk beds. There is a fitness center and spa and a few retail shops also on-site.
Amenities here are also varied, with no lack of dining options on-site. In fact, there are eight different restaurant choices here. Check out Hungry As A Wolf if the kids are craving pizza, salads, or pasta that are designed for sharing. Barnwood focuses on healthier options that are locally sourced.
8. Best Western Plus Peak Vista Inn & Suites

Accommodation: Best Western Plus Peak Vista Inn & Suites
If you're coming to Colorado Springs to visit the Air Force Academy, this is a great value pick a mile from the southern gate and a quick 10-minute drive to downtown. This four-story property is popular with families as it features clean and comfortable suites with enough space to move around, along with microwaves, mini-fridges, and pull-out sofa beds.
The included breakfast buffet with make-your-own waffles is another perk for families. While there is no restaurant on-site, there is an indoor swimming pool and hot tub and even a guest laundry facility.
Map of Resorts in Colorado Springs, CO
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