Victor Lodging

In the breathtaking Colorado mining town of Victor, foliage gleams from mountain vistas. In the center of town stands a former casino and brothel, renovated beautifully to reflect its rich history and intrigue: The Black Monarch Hotel and Venue. If these walls could talk, they’d whisper the town…

Located just seven miles from Cripple Creek, the Mountain Fortress sits high atop a hill on the western slope of Pikes Peak, providing unobstructed views of the magnificent Sangre de Cristo mountain range. This secluded and private cabin sits on 2 acres, with 2,180 square feet of magical…

Renovated, refurnished, but like a step back into history. Turn-of-the-century hotel with today’s conveniences and amenities. Call (719) 689-5952 for more information.

This authentic miner’s cabin, a short six-mile drive from Cripple Creek, was originally built in the Ajax Mine on one of the lower levels as an office. In the 1940s, Joseph Thompson had it dismantled and rebuilt in the Athletic Field where the Gold Bowl baseball field is currently located. In…

The historic Victor Hotel is located just six breathtaking mountain miles from Cripple Creek. Originally the Bank of Victor in 1899, the hotel is the largest building in the City of Victor. After years of neglect, the hotel received a $2 million restoration in 1992 and has been open for business…