When I explored Colorado, I was blown away by its sheer beauty and diversity. From the towering Rocky Mountains to the striking arid desert landscapes and deep river canyons, every corner of this state offered something unforgettable. If you’re into nature, culture, or a bit of both, Colorado has it all.
I hiked through Rocky Mountain National Park, where snow-capped peaks and rugged trails made me feel completely alive. Then I visited Mesa Verde National Park, walking among ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings was both humbling and inspiring. And when I wanted city vibes, I wandered through Denver, Colorado’s capital, with its vibrant art scene and foodie hotspots. If you ask me, the mix of breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and dynamic cities makes Colorado more than worth the trip.
Top picks for a:
- Romantic getaway: I stayed at Beaver Creek Lodge Hotel, and the mountain charm and cozy setting made it perfect for two. You’ll love the quiet, luxurious vibe.
- Family-friendly trip: Rams Horn Village Resort gave us a homey feel right next to Rocky Mountain National Park. If you're traveling with kids, I think you'll find it just right.
- Luxury experience: I treated myself at Gateway Canyons Resort & Spa, surrounded by red rock canyons. The spa, fine dining, and serenity? Absolutely unforgettable—and you deserve that too.
Unique Colorado Hotels & Resorts
In Summary...
(and if you want to revisit my photo journey)- • For breathtaking mountain views: Garden of the Gods Resort and Club
- • Family-friendly: Rams Horn Village Resort
- • For a romantic escape: Beaver Creek Lodge Hotel
- • For a cozy stay: The Antlers at Vail Hotel
- • For mountain charm: Manor Vail Lodge
- • For upscale comfort: Hotel Clio
- • For luxe amenities: Gateway Canyons Resort & Spa, A Noble House Resort
- • For luxury service: Legendary Lodging at the Ritz Carlton Residences Vail
- • For ski-in ski-out access: Madeline Hotel & Residences, Auberge Resorts Collection