Pikes Peak is the highest summit within the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains and the 13.5-mile uphill hike is a popular challenge. Located just 12 miles west of Colorado Springs, it is possible to get the best of both worlds with days spent in the great outdoors and evenings dining and drinking in one of the city's hotspots. However, if you prefer a remote hideaway, there are plenty of good options for that too. Our hotel experts have compiled a collection of the best hotels near Pikes Peak including luxury resorts, grand historic stays, and charming B&Bs. With something to suit most tastes and budgets, why not browse through our collection to start planning your next escape?
Colorado Springs (Colorado)
Within Cheyenne Mountain foothills rests this 1918 luxury hotel with golf course, tennis court, three pools and spa. Large, luxurious rooms with all mod-cons. The top-notch services are throughout especially in the onsite restaurants and bars. Endless activities and adventures for all the family.
Colorado Springs (Colorado)
In the shadows of Pike Peaks is a Victorian architecture boutique older than Colorado. The rooms are spacious and comfortable with modern bathrooms. The Red Mountain Bar and Grill open on Friday and Saturday. Location to Downtown Manitou Springs is fantastic. A magical back-in-time stay.
Colorado Springs (Colorado)
An elegant resort with excellent amenities and a superb position overlooking Garden of the Gods. Spacious rooms are simply styled with crisp white linen and picture frame windows. With a golf course, tennis courts, eight restaurants and extensive spa - you'll hardly need to leave!
Colorado Springs (Colorado)
An historic building, recently reimagined into an elegant boutique hotel, perfectly positioned downtown. Rooms range from decently sized standards to spacious suites, all with fab city views. With two restaurants, spa and even a music venue - this is certainly one of the best stays in town.
Colorado Springs (Colorado)
An utterly charming B&B perfectly positioned to explore the city or the great outdoors. Individually styled rooms have a traditional feel with antiques (the best have four-posters) and chintz fabrics. Breakfasts are served in the stately dining room and there's a large porch to unwind on.
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