Garden of the Gods Resort & Club

The room was beautiful with ample space, great amenities, comfortable bed and chairs, and the view was majestic. Dining was enjoyable as well with beautiful views. Saturdays entertainment at the bar was very good. Loved the yoga mat, blocks, and strap provided in room.

Breakfast prices were very high.

The view!!!

The run stopper was broken, check-in could have been smoother with more information

Our favorite resort in Colorado! We love it!

Amazing! I have traveled to thirty countries and stayed in more than two hundred hotels, and never had a room or view that was even close.

A room overlooking the Garden of the Gods is not to be missed. But the restaurant was not very good. Food was oddly flavored and bread offerings were subpar (bland, mostly industrial white breads.)

My wife and I booked Garden of the Gods Resort for our wedding anniversary — and a break from my stage 4 cancer treatment. We chose this property because we wanted a luxury experience that would take care of us. We ended up having to take care of ourselves. The issues started before we even checked in. I called to book excursions and was told by the concierge that she was leaving for the day, couldn’t help, and would call me back. She never did. I followed up nearly 24 hours later and got the Falconry experience booked — except incorrectly, as the Beginner lesson instead of the Beginner/Intermediate combo we wanted. By the time I caught it, all availability was gone. During the stay: couples spa appointments were unavailable and staff made little effort to find alternatives or work us in. We requested breakfast on the veranda and were told no — while at least ten tables sat empty for the entirety of our meal. We asked about the hot tub and were pointed to one that was empty and out of service, with no mention of another — I located that amenity myself. Room service arrived without a spoon for the oatmeal and no butter for the bread basket. Our final bill was itemized incorrectly. I could go on. The through-line of our experience: “Let me see what we can do” followed by “Sorry, we can’t accommodate you.” Midway through our stay, the front desk manager sent a text asking how things were going. I rated it 2 out of 5. They asked what they could do to improve. I responded with a full, detailed account of our experience. No one ever replied. That response — or the lack of one — says as much as anything else. This resort serves both members and paying guests. As guests, we felt that distinction consistently. The attentiveness and flexibility that defines true luxury hospitality seemed reserved for members. One evening we had dinner at The Broadmoor. We hadn’t mentioned our anniversary — they asked. Then they went out of their way to make it memorable. That one detail says everything about the difference between a resort that goes through the motions and one that genuinely shows up for its guests. The grounds here are genuinely stunning. The views of Garden of the Gods are unmatched. But if you’re traveling as a guest — not a member — temper your expectations around service. This property has not figured out how to make guests feel like they belong here.

Staff was nice, but they're not reinvesting in the resort...bathroom mirror was all cracked and looked very bad, known electrical issues (our fridge fuse kept blowing) are not being fixed, espresso drinks with milk are lukewarm (they said the machine doesn't get that hot), general staff knowledge of the resort, menus, etc. was hit or miss. We will not be going back.

The room was clean, comfortable with a spectacular view. The hiking nearby was . A great experience that I hope to repeat.