Holden House 1902 is your romantic Victorian home away from home…
In 1902, Isabel Holden, wealthy widow of rancher, property owner, bank president, and stockholder Daniel M. Holden, had this gracious Colonial Revival-Victorian home and carriage house built for herself and her six children. After her death in 1931, this fine old house was allowed to deteriorate and crumble.
The guest rooms are named after Colorado mining towns: Aspen and Cripple Creek are located
in the main house, Silverton and Goldfield in the carriage house, and the Independence is located in the adjacent rose Victorian next door.
The romantic guest suites all boast fireplaces (each working by either remote or thermostatic control), private sitting areas and oversized “tubs for two” (bubbles provided). Aspen features a turreted cathedral ceiling over the brass four-poster bed and bath with a luxurious brass-appointed eighty-gallon tub in a gardenlike setting while the Independence has a four-poster canopy bed, a sitting room with a bay window, and a private porch with mountain view. Holden House offers a breakfast in bed “Romance Package” for guests staying two or more nights in these two suites for an additional charge. Each suite offers similar amenities such as a tub for two and fireplace. For business travelers, we have a computer workstation and free WiFi.
Centrally located to downtown, attractions, shopping, museums, historic sites, parks, Garden of the Gods, Pikes Peak, Manitou Springs, US Olympic Training Center, Air Force Academy, Fallen Fire Fighter Memorial, near historic Old Colorado City and all of the Pikes Peak area. The inn offers closeby access to all of the area and for more information on the many Pikes Peak region events, visit http://www.peakradar.com/