The Broadmoor
Colorado Springs, Colorado
1 Lake Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80906
Original Property Opened in 1918
Historic Hotels of America member since
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For over a century, many believed in the hidden potential of Colorado Springs. However, it was Spencer Penrose, a Philadelphia entrepreneur, who finally saw that potential come to life. With the fortune he had made, Penrose purchased the land around the Pikes Peak region and set out to build the area’s greatest resort. In 1917, European artisans began construction on what would become the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, and at its opening in 1918, it quickly gained the reputation of being one of the world’s premier resorts. Today, the Grande Dame of the Rockies upholds its legacy of unparalleled elegance, service, and cuisine alongside a unique art collection that captures the spirit of the West from American masters such as Remington, Farny, Bierstadt, and Russell.
The Broadmoor quickly gained the reputation of being one of the world’s premier resorts. Today, the Grande Dame of the Rockies upholds its legacy of unparalleled elegance, service, and cuisine alongside a unique art collection that captures the spirit of the West.
Discover
- Discover the Italian and Mediterranean-style architecture of The Broadmoor, built to rival the alpine hotels of Europe. On June 29, 1918, guests crowded into The Broadmoor for a gala grand opening. Visitors found the lobby, halls, restaurants and 350 guest rooms exquisitely decorated and adorned with intricately carved details. The Broadmoor stewards this architectural legacy today. Seek out charming fountains, wood panels, chandeliers, and stained glass.
- Admire The Broadmoor’s rich Colorado history through a concierge tour of its collection of Western Art, one of the most extensive in the world. The collection includes American masters such as Frederic Remington Henry Farny, Albert Bierstadt, Charles Marion Russell.
- Stroll through the gardens at the Broadmoor that were designed by the Olmsted Brothers, the sons of Frederick Law Olmsted. Frederick Law Olmsted is best known for designing New York’s Central Park in the mid-19th century. The Olmstead brothers ushered in the turn of the 20th century with innovative natural landscape designs that earned them contracts designing scenic roadways in National Parks like the Great Smokey Mountains in Tennessee and Acadia National Park in Maine.
Explore
- Learn about the flora and fauna of the American West at North Cheyenne Cañon Park. Hiking and Equestrian trails crisscross through this 1,000-foot-deep canyon, which is a rich natural habitat for birds like the Kingfisher, American Dipper, and Broad-tailed Hummingbird. Or visit the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo to learn about the bears and mountain lions that call the mountainside their home.
- Explore the Pikes Peak on one of the most celebrated cog railways in the world. A three and a half hour round trip journey provides breathtaking views and a chance to summit the peak known as “America’s Mountain.”
- Stroll through Old Colorado City or Colorado Springs to explore the local cultural heritage. Old Colorado City is filled with an abundance of history and captivating contemporary art galleries. Colorado Springs businesses are proudly locally owned and showcase distinctive craftsmanship and creativity.
Experience
- Recreate the Wild West of legends on an outdoor adventure at the Broadmoor. Ride up Old Stage Road from the historic hotel on the very same route used by those making their way to the gold-mining communities of Victor and Cripple Creek. The Old Stage Road leads to the forested canyon floor of South Cheyenne Creek, where guests practice sharpshooting, tomahawk throwing, and archery among the Ponderosa pine and Douglas fir in this one-of-a-kind Colorado experience.
- Experience the Colorado wilderness on explorations fit for any adventure level. Try ziplines and rope bridges across the South Cheyenne Canyon. Learn the thrill of rock climbing from knowledgeable and experienced Broadmoor activity coordinators. Or marvel at the stunning views of waterfalls and canyons at Seven Falls on a hike through the area’s cliffside trails.
- Join one of The Broadmoor’s exceptional wilderness experiences. With impeccable attention to detail and a love for the Colorado landscape, The Broadmoor offers experiences like a luxurious mountaintop escape, a fly-fishing getaway on the riverways, and a tranquil ranch retreat, all coordinated by the hotel’s exceptional service team.
Taste
- Enjoy the bounty thoughtfully cultivated at The Broadmoor. Vegetable gardens on the property provide the freshest ingredients for diners at The Broadmoor’s world-class restaurants, while forty beehives on the resort’s ranch provide golden honey for sweet treats. Or sample one of the 75 types of fresh bread made by artisanal bakers in-house.
- Taste flavors from the Colorado ranch with dishes made with locally sourced Colorado beef. The Eagle’s Nest ranch Wagyu served on The Broadmoor’s signature menus is sourced from an exclusive herd of Wagyu cattle at The Broadmoor’s Eagle Nest Ranch, which is known for raising some of the most outstanding cattle in the country.
- Sample regional craft breweries at local lounges and restaurants. Colorado is known for its local brewing and hosts the beloved Great American Beer Festival each year.