Colorado Springs

A world-class spa, 9 restaurants, 3 golf courses and 3 swimming pools add to its charms. — Michelin Guide

Nestled on a hillside overlooking the majestic Pike's Peak mountains, this unassuming resort usually exceeds expectations for an operation of this ilk: a family-friendly, wild-west conference resort. — Star Service

This middling hotel does a good job of covering the bases, offering up a dependable catchall in the heart of downtown Colorado Springs. — Star Service

The four-pearl Mining Exchange delivers the goods for a business trip or grown-up getaway, with a great downtown location, a cool bar and restaurant, an urban spa, and a well-equipped gym. — Oyster

Innkeepers Sallie and Welling Clark realized their dream when they restored this 1902 home and transformed it into a B&B. — Fodor's

Every room of this resort hotel perched atop a mesa faces west so you wake up to the sun blazing on the red rock sculptures of the Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak towering above them. — The Telegraph

he Cliff House is a special-occasion getaway plump with accoutrements that pamper: bathtubs for two, steam showers, and even heated towel racks. — Fodor's

Just a half-block south of the main street of Colorado Springs’ historic Old Colorado City stands this three-story redbrick inn. — Frommer's

There are only a few trees, and most of the area is paved, but the pool is refreshing and the basic cabins and bunkhouse rooms are quite good value. — Lonely Planet

Popular with both business travelers and vacationers on a budget, the Travel Inn offers a comfortable place to sleep at very reasonable rates...located near downtown Colorado Springs. — Frommer's

Well-kept, comfortable rooms, reasonable rates, and a great location. — Frommer's

At 7,500 feet above sea level in dinky Chipita Park, below the looming majesty of Pikes Peak -- and above a peaceful lake -- is the Chipita Lodge. — Frommer's

The Ranch at Emerald Valley is a haven for nature lovers, an intimate and romantic getaway and an adventure-filled destination for families and groups. — Gayot

Some of the famous people who have stayed here (back when it was the Canon Inn)—John Belushi, Jane Fonda, John Wayne, and Goldie Hawn among them—now have their names emblazoned on the door of a room. — Fodor's