Best Luxury Hotels in Colorado Springs

Five stars since the ratings began, the Broadmoor spreads Italianate wings around its lake beneath Cheyenne Mountain — 20 restaurants and lounges, a legendary spa and golf, plus falconry, zip lines, and its own mountain camps. The West's great resort.

Built in 1902 to trade gold-mine stock, the Mining Exchange re-emerged from a top-to-bottom renovation as downtown's boutique flagship — vault doors intact, cocktail bars in the banking hall, Pikes Peak at the end of the street.

Kinship Landing was crowdfunded by the neighborhood it serves — bright rooms, a gear wall for Front Range plans, and Homa's all-day cafe — in the middle of downtown's south end. The local's boutique.

This mesa-top resort and club looks straight into Garden of the Gods' sandstone fins from its infinity pool, with a full spa and wellness clinic, golf, and casitas for families. The view no other Colorado Springs hotel can buy.

General Palmer's 1904 Tudor castle sits in its own red-rock canyon beside Garden of the Gods, taking overnight guests and afternoon teas amid bighorn sheep and 800 quiet acres. One of the state's most unusual stays.

Cheyenne Mountain Resort spreads golf, tennis, and five pools across 200 acres with its own 35-acre lake and beach club beneath the mountain's shoulder — the Springs' full-amenity family resort.