Hotels Near Simpich Showcase in Colorado Springs

Room was clean, bed was comfortable, desk guy gave us several really good options for supper nearby (The Keg was the one we chose) and the location was really close to the Garden of the Gods which we had time to drive through after we had eaten our early supper. Breakfast was okay (was not crazy about the egg thing but I’ve had much worse). At least the breakfast room had plenty of space and everything else was acceptable. Plenty of parking and reasonable rates. I would stay here again when in the area.

In addition to the low water pressure in the bathroom, breakfast is generally good. Walk for two minutes to Chinese food. Bar parking is free.

Though you could say it has features that are becoming a hipster millennial meme; knob radio instead of alarm clock, zany wallpaper with foxes, exposed brick and flyers to Tarot readings for guests, this hotel does deliver with good service and a convenient location to all there is to do in Colorado Springs. If you just need a clean bed and a light breakfast there are other options. If you want to have an experience, then this would be the place for you at a reasonable price too.

I have stayed at dozens of Best Western hotels around the world but this one is absolutely the best! I love the idea of using the breakfast area as a pizza buffet at night but we arrived too late to try it. The full bar in the lobby was also an unexpected treat. Every staff member that I interacted with was quite pleasant and helpful. The room was very clean and comfortable, even the shower was awesome. The electric vehicle charger added convenience to my stay, so I love that amenity. We will definitely stay in this hotel again when we make it back to Colorado Springs.

We have been going to Colorado Springs for years. This hotel has a GREAT location, within walking distance to all the shops, restaurants & entertainment of Manitou Springs! There is a public transit bus stop, literally across the street, which is super convenient! We utilized the bus for the incline. The hotel itself is clean, has comfortable beds, is quiet and has an outdoor pool and hot tub. The pool was closed for the season, but the hot tub was open! Too cold for us, but others were enjoying it, and it would be a great place to spend some time in the warmer months! The front desk staff were very friendly. There is a light breakfast…nothing fancy, but it did its job! We will definitely return! Our stay was great!

Disabled not welcome. We had booked afternoon tea for a party of 9. I am in a wheelchair. There are 3 accessible parking spaces in the back lot, none of them have hash marks for unloading a wheelchair. I had to use a separate entrance from my party, the workers entrance where people are coming in and out with trays of food and where the dumpsters are. Dehumanizing and the staff seemed irritated I was back there. Their website says the main level is wheelchair accessible, and that they have an accessible bathroom. While I was able to get in to the area to have tea, the bathrooms were not even remotely accessible. I have a standard wheelchair that is 24 inches wide, the one bathroom that did not have stairs going down in to it was not able to be navigated by wheelchair. A staff member told me I might have better luck on the 5th floor, where there are stall bathrooms...but the elevator is also not accessible for a standard chair. It is blocked by a door on a hinge that doesn't open wide enough to allow entry. A full sized power chair would be hopeless in most of the building. There is no excuse in this day and age to lack accessibility. The gift shop is also inaccessible. So is the tour. The overall feeling was very hostile and unwelcoming. 3 of our party have celiac disease. There is a $3 upcharge for gluten free food, which much like the accessibility was just a nod to appearances. The scones were miniscule and so dry that my SIL begged for some jam (that doesn't come with them) to try and soften them enough to eat. The regular food had a nice presentation, the gluten free looked pretty much slapped together. It was definitely not worth the $40 price tag. Tea is bagged, and left to steep in the pot. This was a special occasion and most of our party was from out of town. I would not return, there are far nicer and more welcoming places to have afternoon tea that don't discriminate against disabled people.

The room was very clean and comfortable. Check in was simple and quick. The breakfast was average but the worker was very friendly. Probably the only reason I did not give the hotel a 5 was because of the $10 nightly charge to park. I am very use to paying for parking but not where there is an empty lot and large parking area.