The Fountain Creek Inn | The Queen Suite | #204
About
Climb the Incline in the morning; by evening you'll be glad you booked the Suite. A real living room to collapse into, a kitchenette for slow breakfasts in the corner nook, and a queen bedroom behind its own wall so someone can sleep in while the coffee brews. Kids take the futon; trail maps take the table. Downtown Manitou is a short walk for dinner, the creek runs past your quiet corner, and the inn's highest-rated room does the rest.
Good to know
The Suite is the one room at the inn built for spreading out, and it holds the highest rating on the property. You get a real layout, not just a room: a queen bedroom behind its own wall, a separate living room with a full-size futon (a true futon that folds flat, not a pull-out sofa), and a kitchenette with a sink, microwave, mini fridge with freezer, dishes and silverware, and a Keurig. The corner breakfast nook gets named in reviews; it's where trail maps get argued over and second coffees happen. A 43-inch TV with Chromecast and Roku, extra pillows and blankets, room-darkening shades, and fast WiFi round it out. Sleeps 4. The Suite sits upstairs at the inn, reached by exterior stairs, tucked toward the quiet corner of the property near the creek. The room is turned over by a professional cleaning crew and all linens are commercially laundered between stays. Hikers love this one: kitchenette breakfast before the Incline, downtown dinner on the walk home, and space to actually unpack. Families fit comfortably with kids on the futon. If two people want room to breathe, this is the upgrade that's worth it.
Other Details to Note
A few things worth knowing before you book. Sleeping for guests three and four is a full-size futon in the living room: a real futon that folds flat, comfortable for kids and easygoing adults. If everyone in your group wants a bedroom door, the Garden House is the better fit. The Suite is reached by exterior stairs; there's no elevator. This is an older building near the heart of a lively little town, so you'll catch some town and creek sounds, especially in summer. We're a self-serve inn, so there's no breakfast service; your kitchenette has a Keurig, and downtown's cafes are a few minutes' walk. No pets in the Suite; our pet-friendly rooms are #103 and #105.
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Amenities
Common
- Air conditioning
- Dishes and silverware
- Essentials Towels, bed sheets, soap, toilet paper, and pillows
- Hair dryer
- Heating Central heating or a heater in the listing
- Kitchen Space where guests can cook their own meals
- TV
- Wifi
Bathroom
- Bathtub
- Body soap
- Conditioner
- Hot Water
- Shampoo
- Shower gel
Bedroom and laundry
- Bed linens
- Extra pillows and blankets
- Hangers
- Room-darkening shades
Common
- Air conditioning
- Dishes and silverware
- Essentials Towels, bed sheets, soap, toilet paper, and pillows
- Hair dryer
- Heating Central heating or a heater in the listing
- Kitchen Space where guests can cook their own meals
- TV
- Wifi
Bathroom
- Bathtub
- Body soap
- Conditioner
- Hot Water
- Shampoo
- Shower gel
Bedroom and laundry
- Bed linens
- Extra pillows and blankets
- Hangers
- Room-darkening shades
Home safety
- Carbon monoxide detector
- Fire extinguisher
- Smoke detector
Kitchen and dining
- Coffee
- Coffee maker
- Dining table
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Mini Fridge
Location features
- Laundromat nearby
- Private entrance Separate street or building entrance
- Waterfront
Outdoors
- Garden or backyard
Parking and facilities
- Free parking on premises
- Free street parking
Services
- Long term stays allowed Allow stay for 28 days or more
House Rules
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Neighborhood
Manitou Springs is a small mountain town that still feels like one: a walkable main street of cafes, galleries, breweries, and patios, with free mineral springs scattered through downtown for anyone carrying a cup. The inn sits at the quiet end of Manitou Avenue, far enough from the center that nights stay calm, close enough that dinner is a few minutes' walk along the creek. Evenings here are simple: stroll in for green chile and a local beer, taste a spring or two on the way back, and let the town empty out behind you. Days reach far without much driving. The Manitou Incline and Barr Trail, the two big climbs toward Pikes Peak, start about 5 minutes away by car, and the Cog Railway leaves from the same side of town for the summit. Garden of the Gods is about 6 minutes, Cave of the Winds about 5, and the historic Cliff Dwellings about 4. Morning on a mountain, evening on the avenue, and the car barely has to work for any of it.
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