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Where to stay in Colorado Springs
Downtown Colorado Springs
Downtown Colorado Springs blends Victorian charm with mountain views and cultural richness. The historic district showcases well-preserved architecture, including the 1903 El Paso County Courthouse with its striking red sandstone. Art galleries and boutiques fill century-old buildings, creating a walkable urban experience with plenty to discover. The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum and Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum anchor the cultural scene. After exploring local history, catch a performance at the Pikes Peak Center or browse the shops along tree-lined streets. Mountain air and nearby garden views make this pedestrian-friendly downtown perfect for both relaxed strolls and urban adventures.
Old Colorado City
Now a tourist area, Old Colorado City boasts a shopping district with art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants, as well as attractions like Simpich Showcase and Magic Town at The Michael Garman Museum and Gallery.
Broadmoor
The prestigious Broadmoor neighborhood centers around Colorado Springs' legendary five-star resort. Meticulously landscaped grounds surround this pink Mediterranean-style landmark, creating an oasis of luxury. Championship golf courses and Cheyenne Lake reflect the stunning mountain backdrop. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore nearby Cheyenne Mountain State Park's scenic trails or visit the famous Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. The neighborhood offers high-end dining experiences and upscale shopping. While public transit is limited, resort shuttles make getting around convenient for those seeking a refined mountain retreat.
Northgate
The Northgate area combines family-friendly residential spaces with modern business districts just north of Colorado Springs. The US Air Force Academy stands as its crown jewel, drawing visitors to its impressive campus. Nearby attractions like Great Wolf Lodge Water Park offer fun for all ages. This suburban neighborhood provides a peaceful alternative to downtown while keeping you close to adventure. Chain restaurants and mid-range hotels line Interstate 25, making it convenient for travelers. With mountain views and crisp Colorado air, Northgate serves as an ideal base for exploring the region's natural beauty.
Central Colorado Springs
Central Colorado Springs offers a captivating blend of history and culture in the heart of the city. Victorian-era buildings and the impressive 1903 El Paso County Courthouse create an authentic Old West atmosphere. The neighborhood buzzes with museums, art centers, and the renowned U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center. Tejon Street comes alive with craft breweries and restaurants perfect for evening entertainment. Explore local heritage at the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum or attend cultural festivals that happen regularly. With most historic sites within a six-block radius, this walkable district makes discovering Colorado's rich past effortless.
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Colorado Springs Hotel Deals
Glen Eyrie Castle & Conference Center A Ministry of the Navigators
Glen Eyrie Castle & Conference Center A Ministry of the Navigators"Beautiful place. Room was small but bed was comfortable, decent breakfast, beautiful gardens"
Best Western Plus Peak Vista Inn & Suites
Best Western Plus Peak Vista Inn & Suites
Spark by Hilton Colorado Springs I 25 Central
Spark by Hilton Colorado Springs I 25 Central"The hotel was disappointing and didn't live up to its online photos, particularly regarding cleanliness. A major issue was their deposit policy—even with a registered service animal, they enforced a $100 pet deposit that took two full weeks to be refunded. Furthermore, the "free breakfast" setup was poorly designed. The dining area was far too tiny for the volume of guests, quickly becoming overcrowded, filthy, and completely picked over."
The Academy Hotel Colorado Springs
The Academy Hotel Colorado Springs"Don’t get the “Mountain View” room. We paid extra and the view was obstructed by a hotel next door. This hotel is only 4 floors, with 1 elevator so it takes a while. There curtains were also sheer so the light shines right through."
Hyatt Place Colorado Springs Downtown
Hyatt Place Colorado Springs Downtown"Great convenient location to explore Colorado Springs"
Tru By Hilton Colorado Springs Airport
Tru By Hilton Colorado Springs Airport"Overall experience was great. Dirty towels"
Comfort Suites Colorado Springs East -Medical Center Area
Comfort Suites Colorado Springs East -Medical Center Area"The room was fine, it seemed clean until we opened the couch bed. It was stained with pee and had candy and chips all over it. The lady at the Front Desk offered to come wipe it down but it was too gross. Later they replaced it. The breakfast was average, nothing special. The thing that really blew my mind was they were charging $4 for ONE candy bar. I've slept in 4 star hotels that don't charge that much. The Front Desk Lady commented "this is a hotel". I was going to buy two candybars...
Cheyenne Mountain Resort, a Destination by Hyatt Hotels
Cheyenne Mountain Resort, a Destination by Hyatt Hotels"Please clean the lake so we can actually swim in it"