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Welcome to Colorado Springs
Nestled at the foot of Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs offers breathtaking scenery, outdoor adventures, and rich cultural experiences. Explore stunning parks, indulge in local cuisine, and discover the vibrant arts scene that surrounds you. Experience the magic of Colorado Springs for yourself!
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I stayed in the Cripple Creek Suite, which occupied three rooms on the second floor of this turn of the century home. I attended the wine social hour held each evening while chatting with fellow guests on the wrap around porch. Each morning I enjoyed a gourmet breakfast that accommodated my dietary needs before exploring the local attractions. My suite featured a deep soaking tub and a gas fireplace.
I selected my favorite films in the private movie theater and watched them from the recliners in front of the projection screen. After the movie, I sat by the outdoor gas fire pit while I looked at the view of Pikes Peak. Shane gave me a guided walkthrough of the hotel when I arrived to highlight the special touches and share local restaurant gems.
I used the outdoor BBQ pits during my stay at this new hotel. My room had a kitchenette with a full-size refrigerator and a dishwasher, while the television swiveled to face the bed. I also ate a bagel sandwich with sausage, egg, and cheese at the breakfast bar in the morning.
I used the sauna after a day of sightseeing. I ate breakfast in the large dining area, where I cooked my own waffles using two differently shaped irons. My smart TV had Netflix access for my downtime in the room.
I requested an induction cooktop at the front desk to use in my suite along with the included skillet. My room had a full-size fridge, a microwave, and a dishwasher. I washed my clothes in the Speed Queen units in the self-service laundry area while I ate a waffle from the breakfast station. The shower had an adjustable showerhead and Zero% products in the dispenser.
My room had a table on wheels which I moved to the window to see the mountain views. I walked through the back entrance of the parking area to reach the Alexander brewery next door. Breakfast included plates and silverware for my meal.
I ate at the pizza restaurant inside the lobby after a long day of travel. I also plugged my car into the AC electric-vehicle charging station located on the grounds during my stay. Breakfast included porcelain plates with metal cutlery, which I used while eating hot items served by staff members.
An e-bike rental vendor operated on site throughout my stay. I parked my car directly in front of my roomwith its own entrance. While I stayed, I ate boiled eggs at breakfast and swam in the heated pool, where the water reached depths of eight feet.
I enjoyed green chili and salsa verde during my breakfast each morning. My suite had a full-size fridge and a kitchen, which I used for all my meals during my six-night stay. I also used the indoor pool throughout my time here. I received treats for my dog at the front desk when I checked in.
I helped myself to coffee, tea, and hot chocolate from the lobby beverage service at any hour. My room included an Ethernet connection for my laptop and Dove-branded toiletries in the bathroom. I enjoyed looking at Pikes Peak from the window of my suite during my stay.
I sat in one of the two chairs on the porch while I watched the traffic at night. I kept coffee in the reception area during my stay, where fresh towels arrived every day. My room had a microwave and a mini fridge to store drinks. I enjoyed the outdoor hot tub located on the grounds before I walked to the nearby Garden of the Gods.
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Edward E.United States · 2 nights · Single · 31 January 2026Stayed at Mecca Motel
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I used the loaner snow brushes kept by the front desk to clear my car each morning. My room had a bathtub and shower combination with one horizontal grab bar, and I plugged my devices into the ample electrical outlets. I ate eggs and sausage for breakfast, served on paper plates with plastic cutlery.
I watched mule deer and a rabbit from my balcony at sunrise, while the red rock formations of the Garden of the Gods stood in the background. My casita had a fireplace, and I relaxed by the outdoor fire pit late in the evening. I also spent time swimming in the infinity pool, which looked out over the mountains.
I used the two propane grills on the patio at no charge during my stay. Remote-controlled curtains covered my suite windows, and I operated the washers and dryers in the laundry room for free. I also ate chocolate waffles at breakfast, which came from a machine with two size options.
I accessed the fitness center and spa located in the basement of the hotel during my stay. My corner King Gold Suite had large windows with views of downtown and two separate toilets. I also enjoyed the coffee bar in the lobbywith plenty of options.