Beautiful area, think it would be a wonderful place to stay for a special occasion.
David Alvarado
Absolutely picturesque place. The scenery felt like you had landed in a heavenly location. This campus is definitely prayed over and over.
chastity osborn
Went for tour. I will definitely go back to stay. It's absolutely beautiful. Rose garden lots of hammocks. The 77 room castle is GEORGOUS!
Brian C Newman
I have to visit every time I am in Colorado Springs! The best employee staff with a refreshing work ethic and attitude. Clean, beautiful park-like grounds with flowers and wild animals. Stay a while and tour. Definitely visit the gift shop.
Michael Mahoney
Amazing hosts!
Jennifer
I had such an amazing experience bringing my daughter here for tea! The food was delicious! Such a lovely place and experience.
Dedleh Auntea-fa
Wow, I had high hopes of visiting this spot, but with all of the Christian focused- EVERYTHING, I wont bother. What a shame, looks like an interesting location, but i wont give any religious based business or organization my money.
Melissa D
Wonderful spot for tea!
James Bond
Make sure you have a reservation to visit the grounds, staff was rude and understaffed. Limited amenities for the cost.
Michael and Susan
I love going there for the atmosphere. Service is always great. Second time there, food is always unique and tasty.
I loved the history behind this castle. Gen William Palmer was the original owner/builder of the property (that he took from the local native American Indians) that includes the Red Rocks.
Becca M
An Uber driver recommended I come here for tea (and to enjoy the scenic castle grounds) and I'm so glad I did! The grounds are absolutely stunning and the staff is incredibly welcoming.
I'm a picky eater and wasn't sure if I'd enjoy a prix fixe menu (I've never gone to a tea before). Everything, and I mean everything served was phenomenal! I'm also not much of a tea person so I opted for the French Press Coffee and it was fabulous.
After tea I hung around for another couple hours to take in the beauty of my surroundings. This will be a must for all my future trips to Colorado Springs.
Amy
We absolutely loved it! I've been to many different places for high tea and this was one of my favorites. Alye, our waitress was friendly, helpful and sweet. The food was the best food we've had at a tea. Loved the coconut pineapple scones and the caprese sandwich. Definitely going back soon.
Scott Coleman
Beautiful property. Didn't get to take the tour as planned, but that was my mismanagement of time. They still let me drive through the property to see the castle. If I'm ever in Colorado Springs again, I'll try to make sure I plan ahead and take the tour.
Kelsie Dunham
This tea room is beautiful with a glorious tea selection. I am a frequent “tea party flyer” who loves to explore all high tea experiences at every opportunity available to me. Tea at Glen Eyrie is one that I continue to frequent over and over again as I simultaneously try new places whenever I can. I especially love this location during Christmas as it’s such a traditional way to kick off the holidays.
Beautiful area, think it would be a wonderful place to stay for a special occasion.
Absolutely picturesque place. The scenery felt like you had landed in a heavenly location. This campus is definitely prayed over and over.
Went for tour. I will definitely go back to stay. It's absolutely beautiful. Rose garden lots of hammocks. The 77 room castle is GEORGOUS!
I have to visit every time I am in Colorado Springs! The best employee staff with a refreshing work ethic and attitude. Clean, beautiful park-like grounds with flowers and wild animals. Stay a while and tour. Definitely visit the gift shop.
Amazing hosts!
I had such an amazing experience bringing my daughter here for tea! The food was delicious! Such a lovely place and experience.
Wow, I had high hopes of visiting this spot, but with all of the Christian focused- EVERYTHING, I wont bother. What a shame, looks like an interesting location, but i wont give any religious based business or organization my money.
Wonderful spot for tea!
Make sure you have a reservation to visit the grounds, staff was rude and understaffed. Limited amenities for the cost.
I love going there for the atmosphere. Service is always great. Second time there, food is always unique and tasty.
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I loved the history behind this castle. Gen William Palmer was the original owner/builder of the property (that he took from the local native American Indians) that includes the Red Rocks.
An Uber driver recommended I come here for tea (and to enjoy the scenic castle grounds) and I'm so glad I did! The grounds are absolutely stunning and the staff is incredibly welcoming.
I'm a picky eater and wasn't sure if I'd enjoy a prix fixe menu (I've never gone to a tea before). Everything, and I mean everything served was phenomenal! I'm also not much of a tea person so I opted for the French Press Coffee and it was fabulous.
After tea I hung around for another couple hours to take in the beauty of my surroundings. This will be a must for all my future trips to Colorado Springs.
We absolutely loved it! I've been to many different places for high tea and this was one of my favorites. Alye, our waitress was friendly, helpful and sweet. The food was the best food we've had at a tea. Loved the coconut pineapple scones and the caprese sandwich. Definitely going back soon.
Beautiful property. Didn't get to take the tour as planned, but that was my mismanagement of time. They still let me drive through the property to see the castle. If I'm ever in Colorado Springs again, I'll try to make sure I plan ahead and take the tour.
This tea room is beautiful with a glorious tea selection. I am a frequent “tea party flyer” who loves to explore all high tea experiences at every opportunity available to me. Tea at Glen Eyrie is one that I continue to frequent over and over again as I simultaneously try new places whenever I can. I especially love this location during Christmas as it’s such a traditional way to kick off the holidays.
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