Best rooms at The Broadmoor—ranked and who they suit
Top pick: Suite, 1 Bedroom — best overall for couples or travelers who want extra living space and a separate bedroom. If you want private feel and longer-stay comfort, Cottage Suite, 1 Bedroom is the best choice; Classic Room and Superior Room are the better-value options for families or budget-conscious travelers.
In this guide
- Why choose the Suite, 1 Bedroom (best overall)
- Cottage Suite, 1 Bedroom — private, good for longer stays
- Premier Room — a sweet spot for views and comfort
- Classic Room and Superior Room — best value and family options
- Which room is best for a romantic or special evening?
- Practical tips for booking the right room
Why choose the Suite, 1 Bedroom (best overall)
Suite, 1 Bedroom gives the most separation between sleeping and living areas among standard room types, making it the strongest single choice for couples, small families who want extra space, and anyone wanting a more residential feel.
Suites usually include a king bed and a distinct sitting/dining area that works for in-room meals, remote work, or relaxing after a day out. The suite format also pairs well with The Broadmoor’s on-site dining and spa access.
If you prefer more room for luggage, privacy, or entertaining visitors, book a Suite, 1 Bedroom. (Photo 9.)
- Best for: couples, guests wanting separate living area, business travelers needing a workspace
- Bed configuration: 1 King Bed
- Access: registered overnight guests have full access to pools, spa and fitness center
Cottage Suite, 1 Bedroom — private, good for longer stays
Cottage Suite, 1 Bedroom places you in a cottage-style unit on the property that typically includes a separate living space and a king bedroom — a useful step up for guests seeking a quieter, more home-like setting.
Cottage suites are a strong pick for multiday stays, families who want a little separation between adults and children, or guests who prefer cottage grounds and a stream-side setting over the main hotel tower.
Consider a Cottage Suite, 1 Bedroom when you want room to spread out without moving to a larger event suite. (Photo 55.)
- Best for: longer stays, families needing extra space, guests seeking a quieter location
- Bed configuration: 1 King Bed
- Typical features: separate living area, cottage grounds
Premier Room — a sweet spot for views and comfort
Premier Room strikes a balance between space and cost; available with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, it’s often the right choice for travelers who want larger windows or better sightlines without booking a suite.
Premier Rooms are suitable for couples who want a comfortable, well-appointed room for evening plans at The Penrose Room or Summit, and for small family groups who prefer a little more square footage than a Classic or Superior Room provides.
If a balcony or lake/mountain views matter to you, request a Premier Room with the preferred aspect when booking. (Photo 4.)
- Best for: couples who want a nicer room without a suite, small families
- Bed configurations: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Good when: you plan to dine on property and use resort amenities daily
Classic Room and Superior Room — best value and family options
Classic Room and Superior Room are the core guest-room types at The Broadmoor. Classic Room comes as 2 Double Beds or 1 King Bed; Superior Room is offered as 2 Double Beds or 1 King Bed as well.
These rooms are the best-value options when most of your time will be spent exploring Colorado Springs, using resort amenities, or dining on property rather than staying in a large room.
Classic and Superior Rooms work well for families traveling with children who will appreciate the children's pool and kids’ activities available on property.
- Classic Room — 2 Double Beds or 1 King Bed: good for families and budget-minded travelers
- Superior Room — 2 Double Beds or 1 King Bed: slightly upgraded feel over Classic
- Both: pool, spa and fitness access reserved for registered overnight guests
| Room type | Bed options | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Classic Room | 2 Double Beds or 1 King Bed | Families, budget-conscious travelers |
| Superior Room | 2 Double Beds or 1 King Bed | Couples who want value, small families |
| Premier Room | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds | Guests seeking better views/comfort without a suite |
Which room is best for a romantic or special evening?
For a romantic stay that pairs well with fine dining at The Penrose Room or an evening at La Taverne, choose a Suite, 1 Bedroom or a Premier Room with a lake- or mountain-facing aspect.
Suites give you living space for pre-dinner drinks and privacy after dining; Premier Rooms offer a refined hotel-room experience that’s still intimate and comfortable for date-night plans.
If you plan to visit The Penrose Room, note the restaurant’s dress code and hours when making dinner plans.
- Best picks: Suite, 1 Bedroom; Premier Room
- Dining to pair: The Penrose Room (fine dining), La Taverne (steakhouse), Summit (contemporary American)
- Tip: request a room with lake or Cheyenne Mountain views when you reserve
Practical tips for booking the right room
Check bed configurations carefully — Classic Room, Premier Room and Superior Room each list specific bed options. If you need an extra bed or a cribs, ask the reservations team at booking since room types are defined by the property.
Remember that pools, spa and fitness-center access are reserved for registered overnight guests and Golf Club members only; these amenities are not available to outside day visitors.
Keep check-in/out times and deposit policy in mind when you book: check-in begins after 4:00 p.m., check-out is at 12:00 p.m. A first-night room plus tax deposit is required at booking.
- Check-in: after 4:00 p.m.; check-out: 12:00 p.m. (noon)
- Deposit: first night's room and tax collected at time of booking
- Daily Resort Charge covers internet, local calls, digital newspapers/magazines and notary service
