Stayed here for a parents weekend at Colorado College, great location, close to campus, nice breakfast. Lobby area nice with a nice pub for evening drinks. Major down point in our Queen room was layout of room. Only one bedside table and lamp so I ended up not being able to read in bed. There was a floor lamp way... more

The hotel was clean and comfortable with a nice view of Pikes Peak. They did seem to cut back because of the economy, one restaurant only open for breakfast and not many employees around. Only gripe was the bathroom. It had only 4' X 4' of standing room, but that included the toilet that I had to straddle. And the... more

I stayed at this hotel 3 or 5 times. It was OK until the last stay. episode ONE: When I checked in, my room had been given to somebody else. Not a big deal. But, this was a beginning of a nightmare. episode TWO: One of my co-worker who checked out one day earlier than me left me a envelope... more

Awesome hotel, staff, and service. The only complaint that I had was that the air conditioner didn't work just great, but the rest of the stay and service was so over the top that I didn't want to complaint. My kids and I stopped here on our way to Yellowstone. The pool was great, but the hot tub was out... more

No. 33 of all hotels in CS? No way. I like Hiltons and the Antlers is on the cheap side with simple rooms but it has things other Hiltons don't have. A very cheap brew-pub and a great breakfast (15$). Great service as all Hiltons, and a good location in the middle of everything. Only drwaback: no shuttle bus from... more

I stayed here for business June of '08 and had a mouse in my room. I decided to give it another chance, so this year when I stayed June '09, the first room they gave me reeked, I mean REEKED of cheez whiz. The next room they gave me was better, until I woke up to see a HUGE COCKROACH... more

Deciding where to stay in Colorado Springs on vacation was not an easy decision. After consulting with some TA members, I was urged to stay at the Antlers, as this was the best location for walking-distance dining and drinks. When I first saw the hotel, I was not that impressed, just an average looking concrete hotel located in a city... more

I stayed here a while back on a business trip. I'm not picky, but this place was like amateur night at a hotel. Noone seemed to know what they were doing, the room was filthy, but the staff was friendly and quite pleasant in a "slap-happy" sort of way. The staff was so comical I thought I might be on... more

The Antlers Hotel opened in the 1880's and has been well-preserved and tastefully restored by Hilton. There are vintage photos of the hotel from various eras everywhere. It is located right downtown, and just a couple blocks from I-25. There are 2 onsite restaurants, one if which is a brewery/bar. I used the valet parking which was $15/night. In-room internet... more