There’s something about Colorado Springs that invites closeness. Maybe it’s the dramatic peaks and red rock canyons, the way the air smells like pine and possibility, or the hush that settles when night falls over the mountains. For couples craving time away — real time, quiet time, memory-making time — this city delivers in soft, surprising ways. From cozy inns tucked among the trees to grand resorts with balcony views and fine dining, these romantic escapes let love breathe. Here are eight places that gave me space to slow down, reconnect, and fall in love with the moment — and with each other — all over again.
Best Romantic Getaways in Colorado Springs:
Victorian romance at Holden House 1902 Bed & Breakfast Inn
Stepping into Holden House felt like entering a time capsule of elegance. The creak of polished wood floors, the gentle glow of antique lamps, and the scent of fresh flowers created an ambiance of timeless charm. I remember thinking, "This is where love stories are written in cursive." The inn's attention to detail made every moment feel curated for romance.
What I Loved Most: The cozy fireplace in our suite, where we sipped wine and shared stories late into the night, wrapped in the warmth of both the fire and each other's company.
My highlights? Breakfast served en suite was a delightful indulgence. Fluffy pancakes drizzled with maple syrup, accompanied by freshly brewed coffee, set the tone for a day of exploration and connection.
Plan your romantic escape:
- Location: 1102 W Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
- Price: Starting at $226 per night
- Vibe: Intimate, historic, and luxurious
- Best Time to Visit: Autumn, for the vibrant foliage and crisp mountain air
- Amenities: Fireplace, private bath with oversized tub, gourmet breakfast, complimentary wine social
- Nearby Attractions: Garden of the Gods, Old Colorado City, Pikes Peak
Elegance and comfort at The St. Mary's Inn
The St. Mary’s Inn exudes a quiet sophistication that invites relaxation. The stately Victorian architecture, combined with modern comforts, creates an atmosphere where time slows down. I recall thinking, "This is where serenity meets style." The inn's gracious hospitality made us feel both pampered and at home.
What I Loved Most: The sun-drenched veranda, where we enjoyed afternoon tea while watching the world drift by, wrapped in the gentle embrace of the mountain breeze.
My highlights? The gourmet breakfast was a culinary delight. A delicate quiche paired with seasonal fruit and freshly squeezed juice provided a nourishing start to our day of adventure.
Plan your romantic escape:
- Location: 530 N Nevada Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
- Price: Starting at $264 per night
- Vibe: Refined, tranquil, and welcoming
- Best Time to Visit: Spring, when the gardens are in full bloom
- Amenities: Luxurious bedding, private baths, complimentary breakfast, proximity to downtown attractions
- Nearby Attractions: Colorado College, Fine Arts Center, local boutiques and cafes
Luxury with a view at The Lodge at Flying Horse
The Lodge at Flying Horse felt like a secret world tucked into the rolling hills — refined, yet grounded in the landscape. Waking up to sunlit golf greens and distant mountain peaks made every morning feel cinematic. I remember thinking, "This is what it feels like to breathe deeply again." There was space here — to unwind, to connect, and to dream a little bigger.
What I Loved Most: Soaking in the infinity-edge spa pool as the sun dipped below the Front Range, painting the sky in pink and lavender while the evening breeze brushed my shoulders.
My highlights? Dinner at Flying Horse Steakhouse was indulgent and intimate. I had the bison filet mignon with truffle mashed potatoes and roasted vegetables — perfectly cooked, rich in flavor, and paired with a bold cabernet. The dining room glowed with low light, and we lingered for hours without ever checking the time.
Plan your romantic escape:
- Location: 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921
- Price: Starting at $309 per night
- Vibe: Sophisticated, expansive, and serene
- Best Time to Visit: Summer for golf and sun; winter for cozy fires and spa days
- Amenities: Golf course, full-service spa, resort-style pools, dining, fire pits
- Nearby Attractions: Air Force Academy, Fox Run Regional Park, boutique wineries
Rustic romance at Black Forest Lodge
Black Forest Lodge was everything a woodland escape should be — peaceful, pine-scented, and wrapped in the hush of tall trees. Tucked away just far enough from the city, it felt like our own private retreat. I remember thinking, "This is what it means to feel hidden in the best way." Evenings came quietly, with crackling firewood and stars between the branches.
What I Loved Most: Rocking on the front porch with a blanket over our knees, listening to the wind sift through the evergreens and watching the moon rise between the trees.
My highlights? We cooked a simple breakfast in our cabin’s kitchenette — eggs, toast, hot coffee — and ate it on the porch as deer wandered just beyond the tree line. It felt humble and beautiful and perfect in its own rhythm.
Plan your romantic escape:
- Location: 11170 Black Forest Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80908
- Price: Starting at $130 per night
- Vibe: Rustic, quiet, natural
- Best Time to Visit: Autumn for golden aspens and crisp air
- Amenities: Private cabins, kitchenettes, wood-burning fireplaces, pet-friendly
- Nearby Attractions: Black Forest Regional Park, local trails, horse farms
Relaxing Romantic Getaways in Colorado Springs:
Timeless grandeur at The Broadmoor
The Broadmoor wasn’t just a hotel — it was an experience, an atmosphere, a memory wrapped in elegance. From the moment we arrived, it felt like we’d stepped into another era, where chandeliers sparkled over marble floors and the lake reflected a thousand golden lights. I remember thinking, “This is where love feels like a celebration.” Everything, from the service to the scenery, whispered luxury.
What I Loved Most: Wandering hand-in-hand along the lakeside path at twilight, past fountains and flowerbeds, with the mountains turning dusky blue in the background.
My highlights? Dinner at the hotel’s legendary Penrose Room — Colorado’s only Forbes Five-Star restaurant — was unforgettable. I had the duck à l’orange with spiced carrots and a glass of Champagne. The live jazz trio played softly in the background as we toasted to being exactly where we were meant to be.
Plan your romantic escape:
- Location: 1 Lake Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
- Price: Starting at $360 per night
- Vibe: Opulent, historic, elegant
- Best Time to Visit: Spring or holiday season for extra magic
- Amenities: Full-service spa, fine dining, lake views, golf, tennis, indoor pool
- Nearby Attractions: Seven Falls, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Will Rogers Shrine
Scenic serenity at Garden of the Gods Club & Resort
The view from our balcony at Garden of the Gods stopped me in my tracks — rust-red rock formations reaching toward the sky, with Pikes Peak rising behind them like a promise. I stood there, hand on heart, and thought, “I’ll remember this forever.” There was something sacred in the stillness, something grounding in the way nature framed every moment.
What I Loved Most: Waking up early to sit on the terrace wrapped in a blanket, coffee in hand, watching the sun paint the Garden golden and pink.
My highlights? Dinner at Grand View Dining Room, where I ordered the Rocky Mountain trout with lemon-basil beurre blanc, grilled asparagus, and roasted fingerlings. The food was exquisite, but it was the view that elevated everything — a panorama of red rocks lit by the setting sun.
Plan your romantic escape:
- Location: 3320 Mesa Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
- Price: Starting at $359 per night
- Vibe: Scenic, peaceful, refined
- Best Time to Visit: Late spring or early fall for crisp mornings and dramatic light
- Amenities: Infinity pool, spa, fine dining, balconies with rock views, wellness center
- Nearby Attractions: Garden of the Gods Park, Manitou Springs, hiking trails
Mountain-side warmth at Cheyenne Mountain Resort
Cheyenne Mountain Resort had that just-right balance of relaxed and romantic. Nestled against the foothills, it felt tucked away from the world — just us, the lake, and the wide Colorado sky. I remember thinking, “This is where real connection happens — away from the noise.” Whether we were kayaking on the private lake or sitting by the firepit, everything invited us to slow down together.
What I Loved Most: Sitting side-by-side in Adirondack chairs by the water, watching the sun fade behind the peaks, hands tangled and hearts quiet.
My highlights? Brunch at Mountain View Restaurant was relaxed and delicious. I had the huevos rancheros with green chili and fresh salsa, paired with a mimosa and endless views of Cheyenne Mountain. The morning felt generous — unhurried and full of light.
Plan your romantic escape:
- Location: 3225 Broadmoor Valley Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
- Price: Starting at $199 per night
- Vibe: Outdoorsy, relaxed, private
- Best Time to Visit: Summer for lakeside lounging, fall for golden views
- Amenities: Private lake, spa, golf course, pools, firepits, paddleboarding
- Nearby Attractions: Cheyenne Mountain State Park, Broadmoor Seven Falls
Storybook escape at Glen Eyrie Castle
Glen Eyrie felt like stepping into a fairytale — ivy-covered stone walls, turrets reaching skyward, and silence so deep it made space for wonder. The castle sat nestled against red canyon cliffs, dignified but gentle. I remember thinking, “This place was built for dreaming.” Even time itself seemed to slow inside those historic halls and quiet courtyards.
What I Loved Most: Taking a twilight walk along the grounds, hand in hand beneath the towering pines, as deer emerged like sentinels from the shadows.
My highlights? Afternoon tea in the castle’s Music Room, where I sipped Earl Grey and nibbled warm scones with clotted cream and strawberry preserves. The sunlight filtered through stained-glass windows, casting soft rainbows over linen-covered tables. It was quiet, sacred, and completely unforgettable.
Plan your romantic escape:
- Location: Glen Eyrie, 3820 N 30th St, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
- Price: Starting at $149 per night
- Vibe: Enchanted, peaceful, spiritual
- Best Time to Visit: Spring or fall for crisp air and colorful canyon views
- Amenities: Historic castle rooms, afternoon tea service, garden walks, guided tours
- Nearby Attractions: Garden of the Gods, Glen Eyrie Canyon Trail, Old Colorado City
Conclusion
Every stay in Colorado Springs brought something different — elegance, stillness, laughter, a view that made me pause. But what tied them all together was how they created space for connection. Whether it was sharing a fire-lit dinner, sipping tea in a castle, or waking to mountain light pouring through the window, these getaways offered more than comfort — they offered presence. And in a world that rushes too fast, that might just be the most romantic thing of all.
More to explore...