Holden House 1902 Victorian B&B Inn, Colorado Springs

Imagine two storybook Victorian homes and an original carriage house filled with antiques and family heirlooms. In 1902, Mrs. Isabel Holden, the widow of former rancher and prosperous Colorado Springs businessman Daniel M. Holden, built this Colonial Revival Victorian and carriage house.

The Holdens owned considerable mining interests in the Colorado towns of Aspen, Cripple Creek, Goldfield, Silverton and Independence for which the five spacious guest suites are named. The memories of Isabel and her family live on today in Holden House. The inn is centrally located on a quiet tree-lined residential street, convenient to downtown, near historic "Old Colorado City" and just a few minutes from quaint Manitou Springs.

Each of our deluxe guest suites feature a sitting area, private bath, in-room gas fireplace, oversized bubble bath "tub for two", color/cable TV with DVD player, telephone/modem and high-speed wireless internet, cd player/radio, hair dryer, iron/ironing board, private label amenities and your own refrigerator. We also offer an afternoon wine social, 24 hour coffee/tea, and our famous "bottomless cookie jar". Full gourmet breakfast is included and served in the elegant formal dining room, or in the privacy of your suite, for an additional charge.

Enjoy relaxing in our many common areas; the beautiful living room with antique tile fireplace and wingback chairs, elegant front parlor, verandahs with white wicker furniture, porch swings, views of our cottage garden and the mountain foothills, and our "secret" back garden with gazebo and fountains.

We also have the modern convenience of a business center for those needing the use of a computer. Come and see for yourself why Holden House has been consecutively selected in 2005 and 2006 as the "Best B&B for an Anniversary/Honeymoon" by Arrington's Inn Traveler magazine. Whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, we have the perfect accommodations for you!