Eastholme in the Rockies is listed on the National Register of Historic Places Built as the Eastholme Hotel in 1885 as a small resort hotel, Eastholme in the Rockies is located directly across the valley from Pike National Forest . The scent of pine, magnificent mountains views, quiet neighborhood, and so close to all the sights - six miles from Colorado Springs , three miles from Manitou Springs , across the street from the road to Pikes Peak , and only minutes to Cripple Creek , Victor , the Air Force Academy , Garden of the Gods , Cave of the Winds , and an hour to the Royal Gorge . Purchased in June of 1995 by interior designer and artist Ms. Terry Thompson, Eastholme has taken on the fresh, comfortable ambience of a lovely Victorian home. Terry is ready to pamper you and invite you to fully enjoy Eastholme, and the entire Ute Pass area. Exquisite gourmet breakfasts are presented beautifully each morning with fresh baked bread and pastries, fresh fruit and an array of juices.
Delightful conversation is the order of the day.
All rooms boast original Eastholme furnishings - antique Eastlake style. The large parlor with its woodburning fireplace is furnished with rich upholstered pieces, polished wood, piano original to Eastholme, television, oriental rug, lush ferns, palms and glorious accent decorations. The entry off the forty foot porch serves as the check in point. The six spacious guest rooms and two cottages have individual personalities to match their names and lots of windows to marvel at Colorado's beauty. Eastholme is the oldest of a group of resort hotels that once flourished between scenic Manitou Springs and Cripple Creek.