You can spend time browsing the exhibits at Pikes Peak Historical Society Museum during your trip to Florissant. Discover the mountain views in this romantic area, or seek out the hiking trails.
Dane and Anne Marie have truly created an amazing sanctuary to get away from the hustle and bustle that day to day life brings. The views are absolutely stunning with lots of bird watching and Pikes Peak just on the horizon. The homemade breakfast was an added bonus every morning! Yummy! We couldn’t have asked for a more welcoming stay and we hope to come back some day! 11/10 recommend.
Dane and Anne Marie have truly created an amazing sanctuary to get away from the hustle and bustle that day to day life brings. The views are absolutely stunning with lots of bird watching and Pikes Peak just on the horizon. The homemade breakfast was an added bonus every morning! Yummy! We couldn’t have asked for a more welcoming stay and we hope to come back some day! 11/10 recommend.
Rebecca
Reviewed September 28, 2026Reviewed September 28, 2026
Absolutely wonderful resort. We stayed in the Boreas Pass Suite. The room was far more spacious and modern than expected with a huge, private deck that backed to the river (the entire resort is so well kept and manicured). The Snowmelt/Spa area was such a bonus and we had the Steam Sauna, Dry Sauna and Cold plunge all to ourselves, even on the busiest leaf-peeping weekend of the season (Friday, 9/25). They even had suits we could borrow as the Spa, so unexpected. The virtual front office staff...
Absolutely wonderful resort. We stayed in the Boreas Pass Suite. The room was far more spacious and modern than expected with a huge, private deck that backed to the river (the entire resort is so well kept and manicured). The Snowmelt/Spa area was such a bonus and we had the Steam Sauna, Dry Sauna and Cold plunge all to ourselves, even on the busiest leaf-peeping weekend of the season (Friday, 9/25). They even had suits we could borrow as the Spa, so unexpected. The virtual front office staff...
STEVEN
Reviewed September 28, 2026Reviewed September 28, 2026
This is a great old historic building, with correct period furnishings. It was originally built as a hospital, but works fine as a hotel. WARNING: Some of the rooms have no bathrooms (I'm not sure how many), so if you want to avoid going down the hall for a morning shower, be sure to ask for a room with a bathroom. The staff here couldn't be more helpful and friendly. We had a very enjoyable stay. There is a shuttle service to the "downtown" if you don't want to drive the 1/2 mile or so...
This is a great old historic building, with correct period furnishings. It was originally built as a hospital, but works fine as a hotel. WARNING: Some of the rooms have no bathrooms (I'm not sure how many), so if you want to avoid going down the hall for a morning shower, be sure to ask for a room with a bathroom. The staff here couldn't be more helpful and friendly. We had a very enjoyable stay. There is a shuttle service to the "downtown" if you don't want to drive the 1/2 mile or so...
We only stayed one night but it's a very nice clean hotel. The bed was very comfortable the air conditioning worked well, the bathroom was nice and clean. Check in ladies were extremely efficient and very friendly and knowledgeable.
We only stayed one night but it's a very nice clean hotel. The bed was very comfortable the air conditioning worked well, the bathroom was nice and clean. Check in ladies were extremely efficient and very friendly and knowledgeable.
This property is marketed as European luxury in Colorado. The new addition to Bronco Billy's is certainly that while the original property remains. There are still aspects of the property yet to open such as restaurants, pool, spa,etc. Our room is very comfortable and the bathroom is beautiful. Young lady who checked us in was very kind and knowledgeable. It is more luxurious than other Cripple Creek hotels so it obviously costs more.
This property is marketed as European luxury in Colorado. The new addition to Bronco Billy's is certainly that while the original property remains. There are still aspects of the property yet to open such as restaurants, pool, spa,etc. Our room is very comfortable and the bathroom is beautiful. Young lady who checked us in was very kind and knowledgeable. It is more luxurious than other Cripple Creek hotels so it obviously costs more.
We had a grat visit. The property is beautiful. The little town is amazing. The hiking trails are awesome (but challenging for two out-of-shape, low altitude loving Texans. Lol). My only complaint would be getting and turning in the keys to our room. The lock boxes to retrieve the keys are a bit awkward and dont seem very secure, and leaving the keys in the room and texting that you're checked out left me feeling a bit uneasy.
Otherwise, everything was great.
We had a grat visit. The property is beautiful. The little town is amazing. The hiking trails are awesome (but challenging for two out-of-shape, low altitude loving Texans. Lol). My only complaint would be getting and turning in the keys to our room. The lock boxes to retrieve the keys are a bit awkward and dont seem very secure, and leaving the keys in the room and texting that you're checked out left me feeling a bit uneasy.
Otherwise, everything was great.
Our stay at the Eagle Fire Lodge was pleasant. Our room was huge, complete with fireplace and kitchenette. The room was very clean, beds were comfortable and the location was great, right on Hwy 24, close to everything. Breakfast in the lobby was great, lots of choices, including homemade biscuits and gravy on Saturday. Would recommend to anyone visiting the Woodland Park/Cripple Creek/Pikes Peak area. Great option for families with kids.
Our stay at the Eagle Fire Lodge was pleasant. Our room was huge, complete with fireplace and kitchenette. The room was very clean, beds were comfortable and the location was great, right on Hwy 24, close to everything. Breakfast in the lobby was great, lots of choices, including homemade biscuits and gravy on Saturday. Would recommend to anyone visiting the Woodland Park/Cripple Creek/Pikes Peak area. Great option for families with kids.
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