Great Hotels in our State

[Kirkus51]

OK. i mentioned the Stanley hotel in Estes Park in Colorado. There's a couple of others that probably should be mentioned too. Namely the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs and the Brown Palace in Denver. these three are pretty iconic and not the only ones in Colorado. All three are pretty old and pretty cool though. I think all of them are over 100 years old and are a treat to stay in even if it's overnight.

So lets open it up to all you guys out there in other states that have in your opinion great old hotels. I'd like to know about them.

 

[Oxblood]

Namely the Broadmoor...

As a young future Bonneville riding hooligan living in CO springs I remember my dad taking me to the Broadmoor for some special event. While he was busy with his date I walked down the path by the pond kicking over luminaries. Man being a kid was the best, if tried to do that now I'd be arrested

 

[pepper]

A fun thread! Here's a few in my neighborhood.

If you want to "Take it Easy" and stand on the corner in Winslow, Arizona you might decide to visit this grand hotel:

http://www.laposada.org/


And if you're a fan of Zane Grey you might like to stay at The Weatherford or the Monte Vista here in Flagstaff, Arizona:

http://www.weatherfordhotel.com/

http://www.hotelmontevista.com/index.php

 

[Oxblood]

NC Has the Biltmore:

http://www.biltmore.com/

 

[em_dot]

NC Has the Biltmore:

Roof Top Tour at the Biltmore is the nuts!

Don't forget Grove Park Inn. Bring a big bag of money though...

 

[Gretsch]

West Virginia has the Greenbrier

 

[em_dot]

West Virginia has the Greenbrier

Yea it does, and the Greenbrier has a massive bunker!

 

[Kirkus51]

Here's pics of the Stanley and the Brown Palace.