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Hotel Strategy
- Value38%
- Amenities19%
- Quality31%
- Brands12%
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First visit? Stay in Downtown Colorado Springs.
Downtown is the least complicated first-visit base: the most walkable concentration of hotels, restaurants, museums and evening options, plus THE ZEB and the best local bus connections. You will still want a car or tours for the big outdoor sights, but it gives a visitor something to do after returning from them.
- luxury→The Broadmoor and Cheyenne Mountain
- value→Powers and East Colorado Springs
- family→Manitou Springs
- nightlife→Downtown Colorado Springs
- quiet→The Broadmoor and Cheyenne Mountain
- rail-day-trips→Downtown Colorado Springs
- return-visitor→Old Colorado City
Avoid sleeping near Southeast Colorado Springs, Airport and Fort Carson corridor, Isolated I-25 hotel frontage outside Downtown or the north side, Powers and East Colorado Springs, if you are visiting without a car. Use it only when the airport, Fort Carson or a low rate is the priority. It is car-dependent, remote from the visitor sights, and the evidence specifically flags southeast Colorado Springs as generally less safe than the west or north.
Downtown Colorado SpringsFirst-timer default
#first-timers#nightlife
Old Colorado CityExcellent base
#return-visitor#foodies
Manitou SpringsExcellent base
#families#return-visitor
Garden of the Gods and WestsideAcceptable base
#families#quiet
North Colorado Springs and the Air Force AcademyAcceptable base
#families#value
Powers and East Colorado SpringsAcceptable base
#value#families
Southeast Colorado Springs, Airport and Fort Carson corridorVisit, don't sleep
#budget#travelers with early flights
The Broadmoor and Cheyenne MountainExcellent base
#luxury#families