Cimarron Hills hotels in Colorado Springs

"The views are great! This is a really beautiful old hotel, but they seem really short staffed. The staff that was working was kind, but things moved slowly, if at all. "

"Very clean room and Hotel. The staff were amazing. The hotel gave resort vibes!!! Enjoyed the large pool and sitting in the lounge area with a warm beautiful fireplace. Breakfast with custom made omelet put this place over the top. The bed was comfortable and the room had a great layout for the 5 days we stayed. "

"The beds were comfortable the breakfast was filling and staff is super helpful I couldn’t be happier with my stay! "

"Very nice "

"The staff were very helpful and friendly during our stay. The rooms were nice and clean. The views were amazing. "

"Everything was good I enjoyed the whole experience."

"Staff is great, room was very clean, everything in the room worked as expected. Parking is easy."

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"Everything about my stay was impressive. A major storm rolled in on my second night, and by morning fresh snow blanketed Garden of the Gods Park, creating a breathtaking view right from my room. Because I booked through Hotels.com, I received a room upgrade along with nightly expense credits, which was a wonderful bonus. The room itself was outstanding, with a spacious living area featuring a cozy fireplace and a luxurious bathroom complete with a huge soaking tub — perfect after a cold, snowy day. While I didn't catch the names of all the amazing staff, a few stood out. Ella was an exceptional host who checked in with me before, during, and after my stay, making sure I had everything I needed and that my Hotels.com benefits were fully applied. One evening, I enjoyed a fantastic dinner at one of the on-site restaurants, complete with stunning views of Garden of the Gods Park; Jodie was a warm, attentive, and genuinely friendly server who made the experience even better. At the spa, Erica provided a treatment that was both skilled and welcoming. From start to finish, this stay truly lived up to its name — it felt like a real resort experience in every sense."