Cliff House at Pikes Peak

Cliff House at Pikes Peak

Circa 1874. Built as a boarding house and stagecoach stop, this rambling Queen Anne Victorian later became a resort hotel catering to those who visited the local mineral springs. Distinguished guests include President Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Edison, Clark Gable, Henry Ford, J. Paul Getty and Crown Prince Ferdinand. Listed in the National Register, the inn has been meticulously restored to retain its historical integrity while offering the most luxurious elegance and comfort. Share afternoon tea or a glass of wine in the intimate music room by the fire. Romantic guest bedrooms and suites boast two-person spa tubs, gas fireplaces, skylights, steam showers with body sprays, heated toilet seats, towel warmers, terry-lined silk robes and mountain views. Enjoy a breakfast buffet in the formal dining room. Sitting in a rocker on the veranda is perfect for gazing at Pikes Peak.

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Cliff House at Pikes Peak