The Cliff House at Pikes Peak | Manitou Springs, Colorado
Nestled at the base of America’s Mountain, The Cliff House at Pikes Peak exudes Victorian charm and historic grandeur, with roots stretching back nearly 150 years. Once a humble stagecoach stop, it rose to prominence as the region’s premier mineral resort at the turn of the century and remains the crown jewel of Manitou Springs to this day.
With its stately architecture and enduring allure, The Cliff House seamlessly blends the opulence of a bygone era with the sophistication, style, and attentive service befitting its AAA Four Diamond distinction.
The Cliff House at Pikes Peak offers 54 elegantly appointed guest rooms and luxury suites, each thoughtfully designed to reflect the charm and character of the late 1800s. Rich in historic detail yet seamlessly integrated with modern comforts, every room is unique in style and atmosphere. Select accommodations feature inviting gas fireplaces, two-person spa tubs, steam showers, and towel warmers—creating an experience that is both timeless and indulgent.
Pikes Peak, known as “America’s Mountain,” rises 14,115 feet above sea level and stands as one of Colorado’s most iconic landmarks. Located just west of Colorado Springs, this majestic fourteener has inspired generations—including Katharine Lee Bates, who penned “America the Beautiful” after witnessing its sweeping summit views.
Easily accessible via car, cog railway, or hiking trails, Pikes Peak offers panoramic vistas that stretch across the plains to the east and the Rocky Mountains to the west. Visitors can explore the scenic Pikes Peak Highway, ride the historic Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway, or tackle the famous Barr Trail for a challenging ascent on foot.
More than just a mountain, Pikes Peak embodies the adventurous spirit of the American West—where alpine beauty, history, and outdoor discovery meet at the top of the world.
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