Best rooms ranked at Cheyenne Mountain Resort

Top pick for mountain views

If seeing Pikes Peak and the Front Range matters most, book Room, Resort View (High Floor) when available — the high-floor designation prioritizes outlooks over the resort and ridgeline. Room, Mountain View also delivers mountain-facing balconies and is offered with either 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, so you can choose bed configuration without losing the view.

Both Room, Resort View (High Floor) and Room, Mountain View typically include a balcony and resort-standard in-room comforts; they’re convenient when you want early-morning terrace time before heading out to trails or nearby attractions like Garden of the Gods.

• Room, Resort View (High Floor) — 1 King Bed
• Room, Mountain View — 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
• Balconies with mountain/resort views (where indicated by room type)

Best for families and small groups

Rooms with a sofa bed are the practical family choices: Room, with Sofa bed, Resort View and Room, with Sofa bed, Mountain View both offer a King bed plus a Double Sofa Bed so up to four people can sleep comfortably without booking a separate room. The resort allows children to stay free in existing bedding under many booking channels; confirm policies when you book.

If you prefer two separate beds, Room (2 Queen Beds) or Room, Bathtub (2 Queen Beds) give extra sleeping surface and the latter adds a bathtub if you need it for younger children.

Bulleted lists help compare family-friendly features:

• Room, with Sofa bed, Resort View — 1 King Bed + 1 Double Sofa Bed
• Room, with Sofa bed, Mountain View — 1 King Bed + 1 Double Sofa Bed
• Room (2 Queen Beds) — standard option for two adults + children
• Room, Bathtub — 2 Queen Beds with bathtub in the room

Best for space and special occasions: Presidential Suite

The Presidential Suite is the largest and most private on-property; it’s the obvious choice when you want separate living and dining spaces, a kitchenette/wet bar option, and a private balcony overlooking resort grounds. The suite listing shows features such as a living room with fireplace, dining area, wet bar and private balcony in public photo sets.

Reserve the Presidential Suite when you need meeting space in-room or you want a roomy base for entertaining before or after on-site events like a small reception or family gathering. Note that the resort also lists multiple ballroom/event spaces for larger parties if you need more formal venues.

• Presidential Suite — 1 King Bed, separate living and dining areas
• Included features shown in property photos: wet bar, kitchenette, living room with fireplace, private balcony

Best value standard rooms

If you want a straightforward room close to resort amenities, Room (1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds) and Room, Resort View (2 Queen Beds) are the practical choices. They provide the standard in-room comforts covered by the resort fee (Wi‑Fi, in-room bottled water and coffee) and put you near dining and the pools.

Room, Bathtub is a useful pick if you specifically need a bathtub for children or preference; it’s listed with 2 Queen Beds. For simple stays where space isn’t a priority, these rooms keep things functional and convenient for daytime activities across the 217-acre property.

• Room — 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
• Room, Resort View — 2 Queen Beds (resort-facing)
• Room, Bathtub — 2 Queen Beds with bathtub

Location and on-site amenities that affect room choice

Cheyenne Mountain Resort sits on a large property with pools, a private 35-acre lake and multiple courts; where you’re placed affects proximity to specific amenities. If pools and the Aquatics Center are the priority, request a room closer to the main lodge and pool terraces.

Other considerations: Mountain View and Resort View rooms emphasize outlooks, while rooms without the view designation may be closer to parking, the spa (Alluvia Spa & Wellness Retreat), or golf course access. The resort provides complimentary Wi‑Fi in all rooms and a nightly resort fee that covers fitness and pool access plus in-room bottled water and coffee.

• Ask for a room near the main lodge if you want quick pool or restaurant access
• Choose "Mountain View" or "Resort View" types for better vistas
• Nightly resort fee includes fitness center and pool access, in-room bottled water and coffee

Who should book which room — quick guide

Match room type to your priorities: views, sleeping arrangements, space or bathtub needs. The resort offers bed configurations explicitly in each room name, so check the exact listing when you book to confirm King vs Queen vs sofa-bed options.

If you’re bringing dogs, Cheyenne Mountain Resort allows dogs (limits and fees apply per the hotel’s pet policy), so include that in your room request. Also remember the primary guest checking in must be at least 21 years old.

• Choose Presidential Suite for maximum space and privacy
• Choose Room, Resort View (High Floor) or Room, Mountain View for vistas
• Choose Room, with Sofa bed... types for families who need extra sleeping space
• Choose Room, Bathtub when a full tub is required