Broadmoor hotel Colorado Springs - M8 pics
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cnguyen
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J J Kapsberger
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Love the dramatic perspective of the last shot.
anselwannab
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I got married there, and my wife and kids just went down from Denver a few weeks ago. Great hotel.
The most amazing thing is when our wedding reception ended at midnight, the army of people who appeared to transform the room into the Breakfast room for the next day.
Place sure has changed, just in the last 10 years.
Great pics. Did you go to the "B" for lunch and get your stick on Bee and that addictive cheese?
Mark
The most amazing thing is when our wedding reception ended at midnight, the army of people who appeared to transform the room into the Breakfast room for the next day.
Place sure has changed, just in the last 10 years.
Great pics. Did you go to the "B" for lunch and get your stick on Bee and that addictive cheese?
Mark
cnguyen
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Mark,
We had lunch at the restaurant on first floor . I think the breakfast room on second floor was the best. the whole place is definitely photogenic. Will be back down next year for another piano competition if my daughter still into it.
We had lunch at the restaurant on first floor . I think the breakfast room on second floor was the best. the whole place is definitely photogenic. Will be back down next year for another piano competition if my daughter still into it.
DaveB
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Definately the Leica of hotels.
My parents took me there when I was 6 or 7.
My parents took me there when I was 6 or 7.
Sam R
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Very nice lamps.
rsl
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cnguyen said:
An interesting factoid: The Broadmoor parking lot is higher than the highest mountiain peak in New England or anywhere along the eastern seaboard.
Isca
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first shot looks a bit like the hall to my house.......maybe a tad smaller.
John Rountree
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rsl, I don't want to be cantankerous but your post implies that New England has the highest peak east of the Rockies. I assume you are referring to Mt. Washington. While you may be correct about the elevation of the parking lot at the Broadmoor, the highest peak in the eastern U.S. is in North Carolina, as is the second highest peak. Mt. Mitchell stands at 6,684 feet, the highest peak east of the Rockies. Mt. Washington is a mere 6,288 feet.rsl said:
