Best Family Hotels in Colorado

The Broadmoor is a good choice for families because of its many outdoor activities, amenities and dedicated childrens concierge. Bee Bunch Camp is offered daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day, Thanksgiving through Christmas and on New Year's Eve. With prior notice, camps can also be arranged throughout the year if there are at least three children.

Children 18 or younger occupying the same room as their parents are not charged for their stay. Children's amenities include baby supplies like diapers, bottles, formula, childproof items and toys for guest rooms. There are also child-sized robes, slippers and more. Kids for All Seasons is the hotel's seasonal complimentary childcare program for ages 5 to 12. It offers a variety of activities including story time, movies, board games and crafts. There is also a Teen Centre for older kids to enjoy.

This Omni Kids Crew provides children with supervised activities, dive-in movies and crafts on Fridays and Saturdays from May through September. Upon check-in, kids will receive a backpack filled with an activity book, memory match-up cards, crayons and more.

Kid-friendly amenities at The Peaks include a game room and the spa's two-story waterslide, which ends in the resort's indoor/outdoor pool.

In the summer, the Cheyenne Kidz Camp allows kids ages 5 to 11 to learn through a variety of educational and recreational activities. Crafts, science experiments, fitness classes and cooking classes keep youngsters entertained. There's also a "Passport to Summer Kidz" package available with different options. The package includes a backpack with summer gear, a personalized passport and a departure gift.

This Four Seasons hotel does not have the Kids for All Seasons childrens club; however, the hotel welcomes children with special amenities, including tents and Wii video game units, as well as items intended for babies and toddlers (child-sized bathrobes, toys, etc.). The hotel can ensure your room is childproofed prior to arrival. Babysitting services (for a fee) are available through the concierge with advance notice.

The Sonnenalp has a kids club that offers arts and crafts and movie nights, among other activities. The kids club is open for children between 3 and 12 years old, and prices start at $10 per kid for a two-hour session.

From nightly marshmallows at the fire pit, to a ski nanny for skiing lessons to the Ritz Kids program, this resort definitely caters to families. Ritz Kids also offers the unique opportunity for an in-room camping experience, allowing kids to camp without having to really rough it.

Kids will enjoy some of the Hyatt's on-site offerings, including the family game room, pool and daily s'more cookouts, which are included in the resort fee.

Children younger than 12 can stay for free when staying in the same room as their families.

This hotel does not have a kids club or unique amenities for kids.

Snowmass Village offers free children's activities, ranging from magic shows to storytelling, every afternoon: Just pick up a lanyard for the kids at the front desk and check the schedule on the back. In the evening, there are family and teen-oriented activities with a la carte pricing.

The "Family QT" package includes a kite, kid-friendly food and drink, s'mores fixings, a game and a disposable camera.

The Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa at Beaver Creek participates in the company-wide Westin Kids Club. At The Westin Kids Club, children are encouraged to tap into their creativity. Staff engages children in arts and crafts, history lessons about the surrounding area and more.

The hotel does not offer a kids club; however, the area is packed with family-friendly activities for all seasons. Some activities include skiing and snowboarding in the winter, and horseback riding, biking, rock climbing and river tubing in the summer.