The Broadmoor

The Broadmoor

1 Lake Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80906, Colorado Springs, United States

5-star hotel

Guest rating: 4.7 / 5

Overview

The Broadmoor is a 5-star luxury resort on the shores of man-made Cheyenne Lake in Colorado Springs. It’s positioned as a full-service destination property with extensive on-site recreation, dining, and a variety of accommodations beyond standard hotel rooms. The resort holds a strong public rating of 4.7 from 9,962 reviews.

Accommodations

Elegantly decorated rooms feature flat-screen TVs and Wi‑Fi, while suites add extra living space. For longer stays or multi-room needs, the property also offers cottages with full kitchens, plus 4-floor brownstones and ranch stays. This range makes it possible to choose between a classic resort room and more residential-style options.

Amenities & Recreation

On-site facilities include several pools, an 18-hole golf course, a spa, and tennis courts. The resort also lists structured activities such as art and fitness classes, along with outdoor pursuits like rock-climbing and fly fishing. (Additional amenities may be available, but are not documented here.)

Dining

Dining spans 8 restaurants plus clubhouse eateries, supporting everything from casual bites to full resort dining. Guest feedback often highlights enjoyable meals and the overall setting, with some mentions of food value relative to the resort experience.

Location & Nearby Highlights

The resort address is 1 Lake Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80906, and it sits close to major Colorado Springs attractions. Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is about 2.3 km away, North Cheyenne Cañon Park about 1.3 km away, and Garden of the Gods about 9.5 km away; Pikes Peak is roughly 17.6 km away. Colorado Springs Airport is approximately 11 miles from the resort.

Best for

The Broadmoor is best for travelers who want a destination resort experience with on-site activities, from pools and tennis to golf, a spa, and classes. It’s also a strong fit for outdoor-leaning itineraries thanks to access to nearby parks and marquee sights like Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak. Couples and repeat-visit leisure travelers often choose it for the lakefront setting and wide dining options.

Travel tips

If a balcony and/or Cheyenne Lake view matters to your stay, request it explicitly and confirm it again close to arrival, as guests have reported mismatches between requests and assigned rooms. Plan time both on property (pools, golf, spa, classes) and off property—Cheyenne Mountain Zoo and North Cheyenne Cañon Park are nearby, while Garden of the Gods and the Cog Railway area require a longer drive. Colorado Springs Airport is about 11 miles away, so allow extra time during peak arrival/departure windows.

What guests say

Guest feedback commonly praises the resort’s service, friendly staff, and the scenic setting, with views frequently described as a highlight. Dining is often mentioned positively, including satisfaction with casual items and perceived value for the experience. Rooms are regularly characterized as impressive. A recurring negative theme is inconsistency in delivering specific room requests (such as balconies or lake views), along with occasional reports of poor service and order/check mix-ups at a golf-course grill.

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