Cheyenne Mountain Resort offers something different, and special, for all seasons. During the Christmas season, I would argue that it is the best resort in Colorado Springs. It offers a beautiful combination of coziness and class. A extra large fireplace welcomes you to the lodge, and the entire lodge glows with classy white Christmas lights. You can look over the new fire pit with dancing flames to see the snowy mountains through the back wall of glass. It's gorgeous. (I'm in my room watching the snow fall on the mountain as I write this now.)
Spring offers beautiful grounds with interesting growth. Summer takes advantage of the great location and bountiful amenities (golf, exercise, hiking, etc.). Fall season make the lodge especially inviting, with the pool tables, televisions, leather chairs, and long granite bar all teaming together to provide an excellent place to just hang out with your company or meet new people.
The rooms are classy and clean. The views are awesome. One downside for some is that the rooms all have separate entrances and require a little walking. if you are going from your room to the lodge or the exercise center, it may feel like quite a walk (or hike) for some. Not to be intimidated, it's not that far, but may feel that way to someone not accustomed to the high altitude of this region.
The breakfast buffet is a must do. It's excellent.
You have to bring your workout clothes because it's a worthwhile experience to walk down the hill and visit the gym. One of my favorite pictures in Colorado is taken from right outside the door.
The staff is always good. They haven't been trained to be "world-class", but I've never met one that wasn't willing to help and to do it with a good attitude.
This resort feels more like Colorado than does the ones that you'd find elsewhere in the Springs. I recommend it strongly for business or for pleasure.

Nice place, excellent service. The view from the room was very nice, especially in the evenings.They have an excellent fitness center which is well equipped. The place is set up to be ideal for a quiet holiday, but it was reasonably crowded when I visited, esp in the evenings and dinner time, perhaps due to the popularity of the place. Overall, very good experience.

I have stayed at Cheyenne Mountain Resort several times, and this hotel has the most comfortable, cozy beds. I have stayed at a number of hotels that boast extra comfortable beds, and they all need to take a lesson from Cheyenne Mountain Resort. Beautiful location with a warm lodge feel.

If I have any criticism of this hotel, it is that they have hosted large parties each time I have stayed, and parking lot access becomes a hassle. As a result, I purchased a shuttle pass, and the party that took place that evening caused the shuttle to be unavailable for some reason. It seemed that the event became the priority over the guests, which has caused me to reconsider a future stay at this hotel.

From the moment I arrived the customer service was key. Valet parking, shuttle parking, a hostess through out the building giving directions. We had our Holiday ball here NAND the food was great. I counted 25 people serving us just in the room we were in. Management was over the top and an example for all resort to follow