Our stay at The Broadmoor exceeded every expectation. From the moment we arrived, the level of service was exceptional. Every staff member was warm, attentive, and genuinely committed to creating an unforgettable experience. The property is beautifully maintained, with stunning mountain views, elegant architecture, and immaculate grounds that make every walk around the resort enjoyable. Our accommodations were spacious, comfortable, and thoughtfully appointed, providing the perfect balance of luxury and relaxation. The dining options were outstanding, with excellent food, attentive service, and a variety of choices that made every meal memorable. We also appreciated the many amenities and activities available throughout the resort, which made it easy to stay entertained while still finding time to unwind. The Broadmoor sets the standard for luxury hospitality. Every detail reflects a commitment to excellence, from the accommodations to the service and overall guest experience. We left feeling refreshed and already look forward to returning. It is truly one of the finest resort experiences we have ever had. read more

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I was very excited to book a stay at the gorgeous Broadmoor Hotel, but prior to arriving I felt a bit let down. I had called two additional times regarding tennis and climbing and never received any follow up from either part. It was overall a great stay and I wish I would've had more time, but I'm glad to have experienced everything. From the moment you arrive on property the staff is very welcoming, attentive and polite. Check in was smooth and the we had a bellman show us to our room, giving facts about the property along the way. We went to the pool, which although it was a bit overcast by the time we got there it was a good temperature. I was a bit surprised by how dirty it was. The view though from the infinity pool/ hot tub was beautiful. We checked out the gym/ lap pool and hot tub over there. The gym is a good size and not too crowded for a Monday morning. They have a nice locker room and other amenities. The lap pool is great too! Turn down service was good, but I almost expected more- pillows were put away but it didn't seem like it was a thorough job - coming from a five star perspective. Also our shades didn't close entirely so the room had quite a bit of light still coming in which we couldn't seem to have the perfectly dark room. Truly a magical place to be, so much to do and see and I would come back for a longer time to enjoy the property nice but it's truly gorgeous just being there. read more

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Nice place but overpriced food and breakfast buffet by far. $225 for breakfast for 2 people is totally insane and the pizza the night before was no better than Dominos. Once in a lifetime experience I wouldn't do again. read more

Amazing restaurants, great location with breath taking views, historical place to spend a few nights and if you are into adventure....there are a few hikes!! One visit is just not enough. I will definitely be back here soon!! read more

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First, they welcomed our dog outside, inside with a stroller. Gorgeous and historic, lots of learning opportunities as well as eye candy. Lots of shops, food opportunities No fee to visit, which is nice but parking is valet or self park inside the parking indoor lot is $5 an hour. It is under and attached to the same building as the museum and conference,banquet hall and restaurant Well worth the cost. read more

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Beautiful Hotel; The Boardmoor! We passed by the area and decided to check it out, there are only two parking sections either outside or in a parking garage. Please note the parking is quite expensive and they charge you for every 1/2 hour. Nevertheless, you get some scenic views of the mountains and surrounding area like the lake. To get to the lake you have to go into the hotel and up the escalators and out the doors. Great for pictures or a nice stroll. The staff are extremely friendly and any questions and they will guide you. Highly recommend visiting if your in the area. read more

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This hotel is breathtaking! From the moment you step inside, you are amazed at the beauty and the refinement. So many great things here. From the art, the history, the staff, the gardens, the restaurants, and did I mention there's a golf course? We visited for the day and had a beautiful lunch at the grill. I love all the art and the beautiful accommodations. I would definitely like to stay here in the future. It is on my bucket list. read more

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Elegant and luxurious seems to be parallel with expensive. I'm not gonna lie. But oh. My. Gosh!! What a gorgeous resort this place is!! It was springtime when I was there, so the gardens weren't quite in full splendor and the main outdoor swimming pool wasn't open yet. I felt that the quality of the people who worked there was great but many did not speak English very well. I've lived all over the world and am fairly sufficient at communicating, but in my home country, and at a very pricey hotel, I'd like to be able to easily understand what the staff are communicating. Like I've always said; kindness is free so I sprinkled it wherever I went. The restaurants on site were extraordinary and if I wasn't here for a big conference, I don't know how I would have come. I love seeing the rich history of the property and hope to enjoy it while not having to work. If I can afford it. read more

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The Broadmoor is a stunning hotel. They have so many amenities including around 20 shops, a walkable pond/lake, numerous high-end restaurants, and extremely friendly staff. It is very expensive, but I'd recommend this to anyone visiting the Springs--it's an experience. read more

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Came here to just see the place, not to stay overnight. This was featured as one of many key places to go to in Colorado Sorings so had to at least take a look. The first miss is that self-parking is about 4 blocks across the street so highly inconvenient. Parking in the garage is $5 for 30 minutes. Not enough to walk over to the hotel to even just explore. There are shops outside the hotel but most are closed by 6pm on a Sunday night The onsite restaurants didn't offer anything spectacular and the reviews were equally unappealing. There are parts of the lobby that are impressive: clean, modern opulence, reminds me of portions of Las Vegas hotels. The only difference is the less activity as if not a lot of guests stay here. There are areas where chairs are placed awkwardly facing trophy cases, what was the purpose of the furniture placement ?? The ballroom and conference center was empty. read more

Annual trip down to the Broadmoor. We were engaged here in 2023, returned 2024, and now back with our 5 month old son. Family and dog friendly hotel. Amazing service (valet, bellman, shuttle drivers, housekeeping, room service, operator, host, server, etc). Lovely rooms with comfortable bed. Clean hotel. Lots to do. Love the free shuttle - we used it to the zoo and to 7 falls. Sunday brunch is a must. Room service is great too - we did it twice (once breakfast, once dinner). We've been here in spring, summer, and now fall. The grounds are always so beautiful and well maintained. Stayed 3 nights and ate 2+ meals a day at one of their properties. Unfortunately didn't make it to pool/spa this time. 3.8K for the long weekend. read more

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No visit is complete without a stop at The Broadmoor. I was married here years ago so this is a memorable place in my heart. However, we ate and drank at the Hotel Bar and the hostess stand was a bit much. A bit pretentious. The bar was empty and they took a few minutes to find us a seat? We had some appetizers and a gross shrimp Cesar salad-ugh yuk! Sadly all the flavors were missing. Cold bland shrimp and awful bland lettuce with hardly any dressing ZERO FLAVORS! DON'T GET THIS. How do you mess up a simple salad? The Burrata salad was another mess. It had gigantic slices of tomato with no olive oil and of course it was all pricey. Nothing outstanding stood out on the average menu. A pretzel? No thanks. Sorry, but I'm expecting something a bit more elevated. The watery drinks were a bust too. Go to the Golden Bee instead if you want good food and cocktails and a decent menu. This bar menu and kitchen chef needs a revamp ASAP, especially for the prices they charge for the rooms. You should have the top chefs here! Guests deserve better than this!! The ambiance is gorgeous with seating outside on a patio with incredible views and indoors had a dark moody smokey lounge look. However, I dunno what's going on in the kitchen, please fix this mess! Totally unacceptable. read more

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A lot of establishments claim to value customer service at a high level, but never have I seen a true work, consistent example of it then at the Broadmoor. Every inch of the property is intricately designed and spotlessly clean, and every member of staff truly seemed proud of their storied legacy and was eager to go above and beyond; we felt like royalty! read more

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Beautiful hotel grounds and lake. We didn't stay, but got coffee and took a walk around the lake for the gorgeous view and delightful pictures. It rained all morning so we weren't able to sit outside, but that would have been even better. The inside of the hotel is absolutely beautiful. Butlers and bellboys complete the experience with friendly smiles and door opening service. Wanna feel like royalty for a night? This is the place. read more

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Attentive staff Gorgeous amenities Rooms are nice and a bit dated but service is amazing. The food onsite is delicious it very pricey so watch out. I like this place but have a hard time with the value. It's Maui prices in Colorado Springs. Golf course (east) is nice but very wet bc of mountain fires. Amazing place to have a work meeting and great spot for spa and golf. Buckle up read more

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I stayed here recently for a conference and wow it feels like Europe in Colorado. It's so lovely and elegant. The staff here was superb and a truly gives a five star experience. The rooms are a bit vintage but in the best way possible, the space is huge and roomy. The food onsite is pricy so that is to note but the landscape is gorgeous! It's definitely a place you should check even just for a quick trip. You won't regret it. read more

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My wife and I had a delightful time at The Broadmoor this past weekend. Everything was top-notch, classy, clean, beautiful, and what you would expect from a 5-Star Hotel & Resort like The Broadmoor. The food was delicious and reasonably priced for such a location as this, the grounds were exquisitely manicured everywhere, employees were very friendly and helpful in many ways, wi-fi worked very well, valet parking was convenient, and the overall location of The Broadmoor was perfect! read more

The Broadmoor is truly a beautiful property -- elegant, well-maintained, and full of history. The staff is absolutely top-notch -- professional, warm, and attentive in a way that makes the whole experience feel special. The atmosphere is a bit old school, but not at all stuffy -- it's classy and comfortable at the same time. Whether you're strolling around the lake, enjoying one of the restaurants, or just taking in the scenery, everything feels perfectly thought out. A timeless Colorado Springs gem. Visit the local zoo if you have time. It's special. read more

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The Broadmoor is a special place. From the moment we entered the grounds, we were treated with loving care. Everyone you meet, greets you with a smile and an offer of assistance. They think of everything and look after all the details. Check in is quick and easy. Checkout was fast and efficient. Valet parking or self parking available. Rooms are quiet, comfortable, clean and well appointed. Restaurants are world class. Grounds are impeccable. Western art on display in public spaces worth seeing. Fitness center, gym, pool, hot tub, and sauna all available. WiFi. Art galleries and specialty shops available. Tip: In the winter, they have special Colorado residents discounts that are worth considering. We look forward to the next time we can visit. read more

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The Broadmoor is well worth the $$$$$ and a must see/ stay/ do and is one of those places where you can't take it all in at once. Every inch of The Broadmoor is breathtaking in its Golden Age elegance, overlooking sparkling Cheyenne Lake. Highly recommend repeated stays! There are endless activities and dining options year round to keep you entertained! Our favorite accommodations are the sophisticated and cozy South Lake Suites. The Broadmoor describes it beautifully: "Situated in a beautiful 1920s building on the edge of Cheyenne Lake, our recently remodeled South Lake Suites offer a glimpse into the days of Great Gatsby. Large parlors, spectacular balconies or porches, cozy fireplaces, and comfortable sitting rooms create an elegant, yet completely inviting ambiance. Unwind with a soak in the claw-foot tub or enjoy a good book in beautifully-appointed king bedroom." Whatever room you choose to unwind in, one thing is certain - YOU MUST INDULGE IN THE SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET IN THE LAKE TERRACE DINING ROOM!! You will be serenaded by a live pianist over an extensive selection of sweet and savory offerings and it is sure to be the perfect start to your day! ***Advance reservations are REQUIRED*** As it is very popular, this is not something you can walk up to - do not learn the hard (and sad) way that we did the first time :') If you do miss the infamous buffet, the Parisian Patisserie, Café Julie's, is also a lovely stop for breakfast or brunch! In fact, we've never had a dining experience we didn't fall in love with at The Broadmoor. Another must-see is The Golden Bee which has its own unique history, having been a an authentic turn of the 19th century English pub, shipped piece by piece and reassembled at The Broadmoor! On our summer bucket list is one of their wilderness experience accommodations at The Ranch or Cloud Camp ... stay tuned for an update! read more

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The Broadmoor - located in Colorado Springs, Colorado - is a luxury resort not to be missed. We had the upmost pleasure of staying at this iconic Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star resort and had the best time. During our stay, we immersed ourselves in the hotel and experienced world-class amenities, exquisite dining, & unparalleled service. The hotel's architecture was inspired by the Italian Rennaissance and made to fit into the mountain landscape, with intricate details & finishes. The resort's grounds were meticulously landscaped, and featured lush gardens, fountains, & breathtaking mountain views. We checked in at the main building and bellman Sean helped us with our luggage; he was professional & attentive and ensured we got to our room with all of our bags without issue. We stayed in the Edith K. Gaylord Suite. The Edith K. Gaylord Suite at The Broadmoor was a luxurious hotel suite nestled atop the Lakeside Building. With some of the best panoramic views of the mountains & lake on the property, it was a dream stay. The suite's opulent decor and spacious layout created a sense of timeless elegance. From the cozy fireplace in the bedroom to the expansive balcony & terrace, every detail was designed for ultimate comfort and relaxation on the grandest scale. The beautifully appointed living room and dining area were equally impressive. The Broadmoor is dog friendly, and our dog Forbes enjoyed the suite as much as we did. There were dog treats, dog bowls, and a dog bed waiting in the room upon our arrival. During our stay, we enjoyed meals at Ristorante Del Lago, Summit, & Sunday Brunch in the Lake Terrace Dining Room. We also visited Café Julie's in the morning for coffee and pastries from the onsite bakery. The chocolate filled croissant was next level. For a quick healthy lunch, we grabbed smoothies and a tuna bowl from Natural Epicurean. During our stay we checked out the Forbes Five-Star Spa for a couples massage. My masseuse Emily gave me a classic Swedish massage that was pure bliss (this is one of the best massages I have ever had). She effortlessly stretched & unknotted across my muscles, melting away tension and stress. Each movement was a gentle reminder to relax and unwind. It was the perfect way to recharge & leave feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. read more

We just completed our third stay at this fabulous hotel. Because of a conference we received special pricing. The property is gorgeous and the staff delightful. Everyone is friendly. I would love to be here in the summer some time, but the prices are much higher then. read more

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Wow wow wow!! I did not want to leave! I had an amazing time at The Broadmoor. I was here for a conference so I didn't have much downtime to leave the resort but I was content with my exploration inside the resort. The property is absolutely stunning and I love the views between both towers surrounding the lake. It was snowing during my trip and it added to the scenery. My hotel had an amazing view of the front grounds. The room was very comfortable and spacious! I also loved the luggage tag souvenir and completely reusable water bottles. The service was out of this world. I truly felt valued by the staff especially concierge. They were always quick to help me if I had questions and were quick to call me a shuttle to navigate around. The next huge shoutout goes to all the shuttle bus drivers. They too are very friendly. The restaurants on the property were okay. I dined at Restaurant Del Lago, Summit and Julie's Cafe. Overall I really enjoyed my stay! read more

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The Broadmoor is one of our favorite places to go, grab a drink, and a snack and relax by the lake. It also happens to be the place where I proposed to my wife. Will always hold a special place in my heart. Follow us on IG @DenverFoodieCouple read more

This hotel is what you would imagine or what you would see in movies when you think of a lux hotel. It just has that WOW appeal. The grounds were beautifully kept and quite grand. There is no shortage of instagram worthy spots throughout the hotel. Their Christmas decorations made everything feel extra magical too. Top this off with the exceptional and personal service provided to you as soon as you arrive. My daughter rightly commented, "Mom, they just swept us into the hotel." Staff made sure you knew you were their top priority. Our room was large and offered views of the mountains. Room service would come twice a day to provide water, ice, chocolates and restock any supplies you may need. As a token of their appreciation, they gave free Broadmoor luggage tags. My daughter also received a keepsake tin filled with chocolates and premium nuts for her birthday. We ordered dinner and breakfast for in room dining during our stay. The dinner was sadly disappointing. We ordered Cajun shrimp pasta, piccata chicken pasta and chicken tenders with fries. Every dish was bland. Breakfast was a bit better but, it was the most expensive breakfast I've ever had. In room dining cost no less than $200+ and for a five star hotel, we expected 5 star food. There are plenty of activities offered at the hotel. There is bowling, movie theater, museum, art gallery, pools, spa, yoga in the mornings, etc. It's important to get advanced reservations, when available and possible. We purchased tickets to their New Year's Eve Gala which cost $315 per person, plus a $5 per ticket fee. We paid $960. The ticket included a 5 course dinner and it was mediocre. The steak course stood out to us as it was inconsistently cooked. At our table we had medium rare, medium and well done steaks. The sea bass with risotto and crab dish had good flavor, but we found large crab shells in the dish. Guests had to pay out of pocket for their drinks, alcoholic or not. They also had a photo op station with photographer, but this too, was an out of pocket cost. It was $35 for a photo. Many guests agreed, that the photo and at least the first round of drinks should have been included in the ticket price. The band was fantastic though! Overall, the gala was fun and it was a unique experience for my daughter. If you haven't already guessed, expect everything to be pricey, pricey and pricey. Rooms rates range from $300-$400+ per night. Dinner for 3 is no less than $200. Quick bites throughout the hotel for 3, is no less than $50+ Overall, the experience was great and the attention to guests was impeccable. It's worth doing, just maybe not every year. No read more

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Just wow. The Broadmoor is truly a five star experience at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Facilities are well-maintained, rooms are spotless, service is unbelievable, and the food is delicious across the complex's multiple restaurants. Fair warning: prices reflect the five star atmosphere, but you get what you pay for. My seven night stay here was outstanding from start to finish. read more

Stayed here on last week of March. I'm impressed by the room that was pretty modern and up to current standards. A small incident occurred, when we walked into the first room, I smelled a "smell from a type of plant". I had to request to switch to a different room. I reserved a "lake view room" but they switched me to Mountain View room. Not the same category and defeated the whole point I booked this hotel in the first place. Check in was fast and easy but check out was a little bit crazy due to a huge convention was taking place. I still recommend this hotel. The bed was comfortable and love the bathroom. It's rare to have an independent hotel now. read more

The grounds of the Broadmoor are beautiful. Most staff were friendly and helpful. Golf course immaculate. After you get over the glam of the place and start noticing the little flaws, its endless. Start noticing one thing then another then another. Overheard a guy tell his child "dont make me lay my hands on you and go get you adopted." Shocking thing to overhear and nothing to do with Broadmoor itself but it made me open my eyes to the surroundings a bit more. At the lake, you can go on boats. Boats were unavailable due to weather UNLESS you wanted to pay for the powered ones. They were ok to go out even though the "weather wasn't safe". Issue with a girl named Bryce at the pool who was taking down guest info for the boats. She had a very difficult time writing down the phone number and name of guest. As if she was learning to write for the first time or almost seemed like she was on drugs. Never got a call for our turn so followed up and found out she wrote down the wrong number even after multiple repetitions to make sure she got the correct number down. Room service food was just flat out gross. Plenty of nice restaurants around the vicinity off the resort. The previous guest's toiletries were still in drawer of bathroom when we were settling in. Checking in, was time consuming and after being told our room wasn't ready and given 2 hours of wait time, we were left to make other plans. Right when we got our plans set, they called saying room is now ready. Ill be back in colorado but not broadmoor. read more

I have always wanted to vist/stay at the Broadmoor but never had the opportunity. When a friend of mine was entertaining a bunch of vendors here they invited me to tag along. In a word the Broadmoor is STUNNING. Beautiful grounds with many activities. The golf courses are really good....haven't picked up my sticks in a decade but their courses could change my mind. Great pool area Great spa. Ton of restaurants If you really want to do something different check out the Cloud Camp Wilderness Experience ( https://www.broadmoor.com/cloud-camp ) Truly a special place. I will be back read more

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Absolutely amazing views from the hotel and great place for selfies! Went here with some family members and we killed some time and walked around the beautiful pond. We then had some great food and cocktails outside and enjoyed the views and fresh air. Highly recommend this place!! read more

Within all the reviews. READ THIS ONE! if you can afford to stay at least one night at the broadmoor DO IT! this place is spectacular! My family and I go here almost every other summer to get our taste of the Broadmoor. This hotel is like no other. From the infinity pool, cafe Julie sweet treats, the kind bellmen's and the ones who know the broadmoor "secrets"... it's a worth wild place to stay. The food is excellent and my favorite place is the Golden Bee, with live music from Bud (a piano man who has been there for YEARS!) and the excellent pub food, you can't go wrong. I love this place so much I've taken my friends here after going a few times with my family. There is so much to do on the resort you really don't even need to even leave the hotel. The hidden gem I like to tell people about is the beautiful pink pool near the workout room + golfing area. Explore this hotel and soak all the memories up! TIPS FOR GOING: -book dinner in advance. All reservations fill up quickly. -eat at cafe Julie as much as possible -take advantage of the shopping experience on the grounds + always check times, shops close early. -get the beer pretzel at Golden Bee, the beer cheese is insane. -piñas at the infinity pool are to die for! -take as many pics as possible! -use the lotion it smells great -be prepared for a longer check in, they are very precise about what you need in your room, etc. so this can take longer than an average place. -ask the workers about broadmoor history read more

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Holiday traditions vary widely by family, but no matter how your fam chooses to celebrate Christmas, you've probably become rather attached to the traditions that you've established. A new family Christmas tradition that we've just begun (and hope to continue) is visiting the iconic Broadmoor Hotel in "The Springs" during this time of year. If you're able to get here soon you might still be able to enjoy their "Gingerbread Lightning Bug" creation which, amongst other ingredients, contains 958 pounds of powdered sugar and required approximately 308 "Elf Hours" to complete. For risk of being placed on Santa's naughty list, I cannot tell a lie. Therefore, I confess that I have absolutely no idea what the Elf/Human Hours Conversion Rate is, but that's nearly 40 typical "human" workdays! If you're looking for a little treat while strolling around their spacious grounds, we'd recommend "Cafe Julie's" for a little coffee/tea or a sweet treat. Hope to see you next Christmas, Majestic Broadmoor! And that's...Henry's Take. #majesticbroadmoor #coloradochristmas #christmasinthesprings read more

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You're in a beautiful bubble here. The grounds are very well kept and picturesque at every turn. The resort staff is friendly with a well- trained staff and it shows. The food is delicious but takes an extremely long time even for a basic dish. Also, be prepared to pay top dollar along with a 20% gratuity and a service charge to every receipt/bill around the resort (including groceries). read more

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Starting with no one is perfect, but this place is close. Expensive yes, not your average place to stay. We completely enjoyed everything about this place. The staff was amazing, professional and genuine friendly and helpful. Just a super warm place to experience the holidays. Super busy, but impressive nonetheless. Just not word to describe how incredible this place is. We truly enjoyed everything about this place. 7 Falls, 1858 restaurant that's on 7 Falls grounds. Truly wonderful place well maintained. The restaurant was excellent. The shuttle service perfect. Bell staff super, parking attendant like no other. I can go on and on but as I said no one is perfect but this place is truly a fantastic place. Truly enjoyed our time knowing is not something we'd do every week or every trip but it's an incredible place with people that seem to care about where they work and how they serve. read more

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We went here to celebrate my birthday. We were joined by our best friends. I have heard about the Broadmoor for years. We were accomodated in the building behind the main building. It was absolutely the best. We upgraded our room and had a king bed, sofa, and chair, as well as the usual desk. There was plenty of room to unpack. Our closet had 12 hangers ( most places, you are lucky to get 6). The bathroom was spacious and the shower was nice. We had a beautiful view of the lake. The grounds were lovely. We ate at 2 of the restaurants. They were nice. I would definitely recommend and will return. read more

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Loved our stay at The Broadmoor! My husband had a work conference here so I happily tagged along. Our room was huge and clean. We loved the double sinks and the closet was spacious. I loved using the rain shower. The room also came with a mini fridge and coffee maker. The grounds on this resort are gorgeous! Everything is kept well-maintained. Inside, there are so many areas for seating and relaxing. Outside, I enjoyed walking around the whole lake and loved how there were benches along the way. Perfect for sitting and reflecting or enjoying a book outside. There are many restaurants to choose from and service is impeccable. The wait staff was extremely attentive and friendly. We also went to the bowling alley one night and had a ton of fun!! There is an indoor pool and an outdoor lap pool and jacuzzi as well which is in the same building as the fitness center. The fitness center had plenty of machines and weights to choose from. There are also a bunch of shops/boutiques if you want to do any shopping. Overall, this place is beautiful and if you have the opportunity to splurge, I definitely recommend staying here. Also, it's dog friendly! read more

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Sunday brunch was delicious. The grounds are beautiful for a stroll. I recommend this place.

There are almost too many good things to say about the Broadmoor, but one thing for sure is that it is not like any other hotel in the state. There is almost no comparison when it comes to old world elegance, amenities, and first-class service. From the time you check-in being surrounded by original pieces of art to being escorted to your room, the Broadmoor doesn't miss any level of service you would expect. With multiple fine dining options located all over the property, you are guaranteed to find something for even the pickiest of eaters. One of my favorite areas are the pools with the indoor one having a large glass skylight providing a glimpse on how the wealthy used to be able to swim indoors 100 years ago. The also have one of the nicest bowling alley's I have been in offering up an elevated version of the usual food and drinks. Their Pikes Peak Hill climb museum is great with many old and new cars to view displaying a good history of the race and the involvement of the founding members of the Broadmoor. We didn't catch a movie this time in their full-size movie theatre but hopeful we can catch one during our next stay. read more

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The The Broadmoor fed kids low quality food, and children got sick with food poisoning. Unacceptable. Horrible week for all of the children. read more

Where do I start. I have been fortunate enough to stay at The Broadmoor 2 times now. Both stays were in May, one year apart. I was invited to a work event hosted at the hotel. Hotel is an easy Uber trip from the Colorado Springs airport ($20-$25 one way.) Check in was easy, friendly and accomodating staff. The past two May's have been rainy, there are umbrella stations everywhere. You can grab one as you walk out the door and drop it at the enterance of whatever building you headed to. The rooms... WOW! Reservation made by my employer, assuming we booked the event rate for the 3 nights. They have the main hotel, then the hotel West which is a seperate building. My room was huge, large comfy king bed, desk, tv center, coat/shoe caddy, large closet, little coffee station with refridgerator, massive marble bathroom. Double sinks, large soaking tub, separate toliet closet and large shower. Tolietries were top notch. Plenty of storage, lots of towels. Turn down service every night refilled my ice, left me chocolates and two bottles of water. My FAVORITE part of The Broadmoor is the library! No... movie theater! No, library. They have a cute library that you can borrow books from while you stay. It has the ladder to reach the top shelves and you can sit in one of the cozy nooks, or infront of the large fireplace and read. Cutest old school theater as well, they show a different movie every night. Something that has been out for a bit, but so fun to be able to go watch a movie. Mutliple resturarants on site, coffee shops with yummy treats and some salads/prepared items to grab and go. Room service was nice. Every spot charges a 20% service fee so tipping on top of that is optional. Some complain about this, but it's a high end location, what do you expect. With that being said, we got excellent service from ALL employees we encountered. We enjoyed dinner at the Golden Bee. The gym is free to use with hours from 5AM-7PM. They provided water and fruit. Well stocked gym with an indoor swimming pool and hot tub as well. The grounds are amazing, beautiful views and both times I was there, snow still covered some of the moutains behind the hotel. Lot's of areas to enjoy, a play area for kids, golf course. Outdoor pool that opens mid-May I believe. For the work event, they had great spaces for large groups. Snacks and meals were done well with a few different choices to accomodate most dietary needs. I loved everything about The Broadmoor. It's like a campus of sorts. Across the street from the main hotel is the Penrose Heritage Museum. It's free to walk through and you get to see much of the history behind the Penrose Family. There are shops located throughout the hotel grounds. read more

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