Cliff House at Pikes Peak

What a great historic location. We could fault our recent stay at The cliff House from check in, to wait staff and the grounds. I have read comments about it being tired, I disagree, I didn't get that feeling at all. The place is old but the room was comfortable and large. The bed was great (especially after the incline). The restaurant was great and the bar was equally as good. It was lovely sitting outside besides the fire. Could be anymore closer to town Main Street. Would recommend and stay again. Thank you for a great stay.

Excellent and friendly service, great ambiance, great rooms

all very good

Location was perfect staff was very helpful and friendly.

It was perfect

Our family has loved The Cliff House at Pikes Peak for decades. My grandmother helped save it from demolition in the 1990s, so this hotel has always been deeply meaningful to us. The staff remains warm and professional, and the historic charm is still present — but the condition of the hotel itself is a major disappointment. The décor screams “late‑90s luxury,” yet the chairs, linens, and robes are visibly worn, starting to look shabby, not chic. During this visit, which was for my grandmother’s funeral, we couldn’t hold our traditional family brunch at the hotel. The buffet is gone, and à la carte breakfast over $20 per entrée made it cost-prohibitive, which was especially upsetting given the family tradition. The Cliff House has such a rich history and a special place in the community. Until management invests in serious refurbishments, families and travelers should be aware that while the service is excellent, the accommodations no longer match four-star expectations.

Staff was very friendly and helpful

There was nothing wrong

Clean

Dull

I love the historic charm the Cliff House has, the beautiful rooms, the friendly staff, and of course the location!

Nothing!