This is by far the best, most homey and quaint properties to make your visit to the springs area…read morethe best. The hosts are the sweetest, warmest and most endearing people you'll ever meet. Their properties are always sparkling clean and stocked with everything you need. They're knowledgeable and will help you in any way. We first stayed at one of their properties in Cascade in 1999. From the moment we met them, we were endeared to them and as these 20 years have rolled by, they remain some of our best friends. You will not regret making Cascade Escapes your vacation destination!

We rented Zebs cabin for one week for my family and I. Upon arrival, we find a place that is dusty,…read morefilled with spider webs, and no air conditioning available. NO AIR CONDITIONING, even when it was 90 degrees during the day. We were not made aware of this prior to booking, or we wouldn't have booked. We were unable to stay due to the heat and dirty condition of the shack, and the owner kept $950 of mine when we only stayed one night and left. Scam.

The Rocky Mountain Lodge was an absolute pleasure to stay at. My boyfriend and I were recently…read morevisiting family in Denver, and while in Colorado we decided to wander down towards Pikes Peak for some extra adventure. The Rocky Mountain Lodge was one of the first lodging options that popped up in my internet search, and, being on a tight budget, we mainly picked it because of the excellent price! Little did we know what a treat we were in for. The evening we arrived in Cascade, a long, winding, dark road led us up to this inviting lodge, bedazzled with magical Christmas lights and warmly-lit lanterns. In the office next door we found the innkeepers, Debbie and Brian, who happily greeted us and showed us around. The Lodge itself is amazing -- a wonderful and cozy building in excellent condition, with lovely rustic decor everywhere you turn. Already impressed with the place, we were pleasantly surprised to find there was a hot tub running outside (which we took advantage of, despite the cold November temperatures!) Our room was wonderful as well -- every last detail was attended to. Such a great place for a relaxing mountain getaway. I thought I was done with this review, but I nearly forgot about our complimentary breakfast. TO. DIE. FOR. Being the only two guests dining that morning, Debbie personally served the two of us an incredible three-course breakfast, with such accoutrements as homemade Devonshire cream, lemon curd, and peach preserves, made with locally-grown fruit. Delicious! It's awfully hard to have a bad day after dining on great food in such a serene setting, with such pleasant hosts. Thank you Brian and Debbie! Looking very forward to staying at the Rocky Mountain Lodge again.

The hotel is located at a higher elevation than Colorado Springs so we got to see snow! It's…read morelocated in a quaint little town and everything looked to peaceful covered in snow. There's a big pool and hot tub inside the building. I loved that there was a jacuzzi in our room. My only critique is that the big fireplace in the lobby didn't work! That would've been a nice touch.

Really run down and sketchy. Stay at Fort Walmart before stopping here (and we have never stayed…read morein a Walmart parking lot). As others have noted, sites are on top of each other and the park seems to cater to families with little camping experience. Seriously, if nothing else is available, stay in a motel.

Two stars! One for very friendly staff, and the second for convenient location. I for sure would…read morenot choose to pay to stay here ever again. The tent campsites are right on top of each other. Our picnic table was right next to our neighbor site's picnic table; you can share a meal with your stranger neighbor if you wish. The stall doors in the bathroom are comically short; they were cut to about knee height when sitting on the toilet so that your junk is at risk of exposure while you're sitting on the toilet. The campground is also RIGHT off the highway so you go to sleep to loud traffic noise and wake up to it, too. It also backs right up to a residential area, so you can look at the back of folks' houses and hear their dogs bark through night. There were roosters to wake you up in the morning, too (ngl I kinda liked that part). My husband and I are avid hikers and campers, so we've seen a lot of campgrounds. This is my least favorite, right after one of the KAOs in Virginia. During our stay, I playfully dubbed this place "the trailer park of campgrounds," and before you come after me, I grew up in a trailer park (so I would know!). If you need a convenient place to stay, it will do. It's a place to sleep. But if you're wanting privacy, space, and quiet (you know, the things people go tent camping for), then you'll want to go elsewhere.

We had a great stay at this cottage. We had minor maintenance issue that needed attention at our…read morecottage. Things happen. Life. We messaged Andrea the owner and she responded very quickly. Like in two minutes! In addition, she was onsite asap. While we were out and about she was super responsive and worked hard to take good care of us! Our smaller cottage was enough and met all of our needs. Super quiet location. We were like 1.5 miles from the shops and food. The location couldn't have been better. We asked for towels and extra coffee. Was at our door when we got back from a long day. Excellent value. Excellent and professional host / owner. My wife and i really appreciate the great hospitality!

Such a wonderful stay. Staff wonderful. Will be back! Was…read moreable to add an extra night without a problem. Old school hospitality

I love unique stays so when I saw this converted train car I knew I had to stay here. We stayed for…read morea weekend for my husband's birthday and had an incredible time. Secluded and peaceful location. Creative use of space inside the locomotive with every inch being used to its full potential. Board Games and movies were plentiful within the unit along with a smart tv which amplified the entertainment offerings. Stunning bathroom plus a separate claw foot tub in the bedroom area. It was clean, comfortable, and everything we could have hoped for. It's also walking distance to a wine bar that offered an array of food options and old fashioned flights. I would recommend this air bnb to anyone looking to get away from the hustle and bustle but still have adventure and experiences within a short drive.

I passed by on my way up Pike's Peak one day (it is on the way up!), saw a Caboose in the yard, and…read moremade note of the sign. My wife always wanted to stay in a caboose and since her birthday was coming up, I booked us in for a weekend. And I pretty much won the weekend. The inside is beautifully decorated and painted. You have TV and DVD (there are some movies to chose from), wireless, coffee and tea along with creamer and sweeteners, eating utensils, a dorm fridge/freezer--basically everything a hotel would give you, only a little more and of nicer quality. We had our own private hot tub off the back of the caboose Lynda, the owner, was fabulous, and helped us out with dining suggestions, even keeping us apprised of weather and potential flash flooding warnings. We followed her recommendations and weren't disappointed. I highly recommend the breakfast as well. We were greeted at our door in the morning to mimosas, then bacon and eggs, and a delicious type of fresh fruit tart/pancake. I'm already dreaming up reasons to come back in the winter as I'm certain it'll be even more cosy.

The cabin was lovely, the perfect amount of room for us. It was secluded, but not so far from town…read morethat it was hard to grab groceries. Its less than an hour to most attractions in the area and honestly just hanging out at the cabin was plenty! The wood burning stove really made the whole cabin feel homey and warm, and we got to spend a ton of time in the hot tub! The bed and blankets were very comfortable and the kitchen was well stocked with supplies. It was the best birthday trip I had ever taken and we will be coming back for sure!

First, check their website out. These cabins are not in Colorado springs they are in Green mountain…read morefalls which is about 15 minutes west of Manitou springs. I stayed five nights in The rustic cabin. And it was lovely, very down-to-earth small cabin. Would be really perfect for two people. all the amenities you would need. Bring food you're set. Small deck on one side wi Itth some really comfortable patio chairs and there was sun on it most of the day. around the other side there's a big picnic table and a barbecue. There are two cabins on each side but no one was home. It's at the end of a dead-end road so it's nice and quiet. A deer and a fox walked past the cabin. I know I'll be staying there again. Note: very steep wooden stairs you need to go down to get to the cabin.

So my husband and I decided we needed to get out of the Big City for a few days. I found this…read morecabin on Air BnB. Located right outside of Manitou Springs, Colorado, the cabin was just what we needed. It is located near restaurants, Garden of the Gods, Pikes Peak, The Incline, Etc. But you still feel as if you are out in the woods. The cabin has a full kitchen, combined dining and living room area. 3 bedrooms (2 of the bedrooms only had single beds in them) and a nice backyard area with a picnic table and fire pit. It was lovely to sit out there and watch the beautiful Colorado sunset (easy to see that God is a Bronco's fan...lots of orange and blue. Let's just hope God can help them get their s*#t together this year...lol). My only ding, the cabin was built in the early 1900's so theres no central air conditioning. Small room air conditioners in 2 rooms. The cabin was warm, but certainly not unbearable. We would gladly stay at this lovely cabin again. Also, the hosts, Annie and Doug were very nice and responsive to our questions and concerns! Highly recommend!

This 1940s cabin has been beautifully restored. Everything you need for a comfy stay. Douglass and…read moreAnnie are very gracious hosts. The wildlife is amazing. Wish I could live here year round. Will definitely be back!

We had a nice time there and got lucky with having so many empty rooms the second night…read more Best way to do this is with pros and cons. Pros: 1) private hot tub with a nice view 2) kitchen was equipped with wine/beer openers and a lot of dishes and utensils 3) nice restaurants and a pond across the street Cons: 1). KAROAKE BAR ACROSS THE STREET THAT STAYS OPEN UNTIL 2AM!!!! It's very loud at night! 2) We had to walk up a very long flight of stairs to get to our cabin and it's hard with little kids. 3) The cabins are very close together and it only takes one bad guest to ruin it for everyone. 4) The WiFi wasn't very good and forget getting any cellular service. So it's great if you want a nice quaint spot to stay up late and booze it up. However, not a good choice if you want a quiet night.

We have been coming back annually for 12 years. The location is great to be off the beaten path but…read morean easy drive to groceries and amenities. Hiking trails are as close as the end of the street. The city lake is across the street and the cabins are well maintained by a courteous staff and owner. Local food is good but the cabins have stove/microwave/grills also.