Book Kid-Friendly Hotels in Colorado Springs from $50

If you’re heading to Colorado Springs to explore the great outdoors (and who isn’t?!), booking a place to stay close to the action is your best bet. Try hotels near Pikes PeakOpens in a new window—America’s Mountain—for endless trails and truly unforgettable panoramas. For a nice mix of town and country, hotels near The Broadmoor Golf ClubOpens in a new window are a great choice for their lush get-away-from-it-all surroundings. If you want to hike in the day and entertain the kids in the evening, the hotels in downtown Colorado SpringsOpens in a new window are a great option. 

Golf, full-service spas, water parks: the best family resorts in ColoradoOpens in a new window bring a lot to the table. Grandeur is the name of the game at The BroadmoorOpens in a new window, where chandeliers, manicured lawns, and living rooms with roaring fires welcome you home. Stunning open beams and stone walls add a touch of rustic to the contemporary minimal lines in the rooms at Cheyenne Mountain Resort, A Dolce by WyndhamOpens in a new window. The views over the golf course to the Rocky Mountains from The Lodge at Flying HorseOpens in a new window are something else—and with children’s pool, waterslide, and the quiet no-littluns retreat to the spa, it’s all divine.  

With Travelocity, you just enter where and when you want to vacation then hit search. From here, you can select the family-friendly filter and sort your results by rating, distance to landmarks, and favorite kid-friendly amenities—think games rooms, pools, and waterparks.

As you hunt for your dream Colorado Springs accommodation, look for those super-special amenities that make your life easy and keep the kids entertained. Maybe free WiFi, laundry services, and on-site shopping help you relax. Maybe you’re all about the spa, fitness center, and hot tub while the kids fill their boots with arcade games, waterslides, and kids clubs, summer and winter.

A fantastic family vacation in Colorado Springs can be easier on the wallet than you’d think. At the foot of Big Bull Mountain, the Victor HotelOpens in a new window has a terrific vintage vibe and a genuine welcome at a great price. If you fancy an indoor pool, fitness center, and hot tub, the Gold King Mountain InnOpens in a new window proves you can get a little luxury and big views for a low price.  

If you’re traveling with the whole family, the best time to visit Colorado Springs is during the months of March, April, May, September, and October. At these times, accommodation tends to be slightly cheaper, the weather milder, and the attractions a little less crowded.

To explore the historic scenery of Colorado Springs without breaking a sweat, take the whole brood on the Cripple Creek and Victor Narrow Gauge Railroad for a meander through the mining towns. When you need some blood-pumping adventure, hit Colorado’s fantastic hiking trails and climbing routes.

At Travelocity, you can quickly and easily discover the latest travel deals to book an amazing family vacation. Download the free Travelocity appOpens in a new window for outstanding member discounts, and with free cancellation and pay later options, you can travel more and worry less.