Best Wedding Hotels in Colorado Springs

Recent guests love the Old World charm of The Mining Exchange, A Wyndham Grand Hotel located in downtown Colorado Springs. Built in the early 20th century as a stock exchange for mining companies, the hotel maintains its historic elegance with high ceilings and exposed brick walls. But even though this Wyndham outpost proudly celebrates its heritage, the hotel isn't stuck in the past: Rooms feature flat-screen TVs, iHome radios and complimentary Wi-Fi. When you're not relaxing in your comfy digs, recent visitors suggest you take advantage of the hotel's central location. For starters, The Mining Exchange is less than a half-mile north of the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum. You're also near plenty of downtown restaurants, but guests speak highly of the on-site eatery, Springs Orleans, which offers local dishes sprinkled with Cajun flavor. Recent guests also had high praise for the stellar customer service. What's more, Wyndham Rewards members can cash in points here for free nights or earn points for future stays.

As its names suggests, this resort offers unparalleled views of the Garden of the Gods and the Rocky Mountains from its perch just north of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Aside from the landmark vantage point, which guests can enjoy from their guest room's balcony or patio, each room and suite is equipped with a minifridge, Gilchrist & Soames toiletries, a fireplace and an iPod docking station. When you're not admiring the resort's enviable perch from your balcony, take in the views during a round of golf on the 27-hole course. The resort offers plenty of ways to work up a sweat, including tennis courts, a fitness center and a recreation center, which boasts a junior Olympic-size swimming pool, a playground and a basketball court. If you'd rather relax, the property also features a full-service spa and a heated outdoor infinity pool. Along with the many facilities, past guests raved about the on-site dining, which is composed of three restaurants. However, recent visitors said they'd return for the amazing views alone.

Sitting several miles south of downtown Colorado Springs, the Cheyenne Mountain Resort offers beautiful views of the Rocky Mountains. Drawing inspiration from their natural surroundings, guest rooms are adorned in earth tones and come outfitted with various wood furnishings both traditional and contemporary, as well as luxury bath products and private balconies or patios. Make sure to request a room with mountain views, or else you may be stuck with views of the surrounding resort. Staff was regularly described as warm and friendly, and the resort's 18-hole golf course and on-site spa help contribute to this property's reputation as an R&R haven. And as far as dining goes, the three on-site eateries have a reputation of keeping your appetite satisfied.

Home to tennis courts, a spa and two championship golf courses, this massive resort features just about everything you could need for an exciting Colorado Springs vacation. Located on the southwestern edge of town, The Broadmoor earns praise from travelers for its large rooms, which are outfitted in classic, Old World-style decor. Recent guests also had high praise for the friendly and accommodating staff. If you have kids in tow, let them burn off some energy on the waterslides or participate in special activities through the children' program. When it's time for dinner, sit down at one of the multiple on-site eateries. The cuisine at La Taverne was a big a hit for recent guests, as were drinks at the Pool Café: Visitors loved sipping their cocktails poolside while enjoying views of the Rockies and Cheyenne Lake. Keep in mind that those guests who participate in the I Prefer Rewards Program can earn and redeem points by choosing to stay here.