The Mining Exchange, Colorado Springs

The Mining Exchange - A historic 1902 stock exchange transformed into a downtown spa hotel with Cajun dining

Built in 1902 as a mining stock exchange, this elegant Colorado Springs hotel features towering granite walls and elaborate architectural embellishments. The lobby showcases an Italian marble fireplace, antique piano, and Victorian sofas in muted gray, black, and ivory tones. All 117 rooms come equipped with premium bedding, laptop-compatible safes, bathrobes, and air conditioning. The Mining Exchange houses Springs Orleans Restaurant specializing in Cajun/Creole cuisine, plus two bars serving signature cocktails. Wellness facilities include the MX Spa offering massages and facials, alongside a brick-walled fitness center with modern cardio equipment and free weights. A 24-hour business center and a 400-person capacity ballroom serve corporate needs. Located in Downtown Colorado Springs, the property stands 0.5 miles from Blodgett Peak Open Space and 0.5 miles from Cottonwood Center for the Arts. Garden of the Gods park lies 6 miles away.

Pros

Historic architecture with preserved elements like tin ceilings and local artwork

Walking distance to eight restaurants within 0.5 miles

Full-service spa offering massage and facial treatments

Close proximity to three military campuses and technology firms

Cons

Garden of the Gods park requires transportation at 6 miles distance

Limited outdoor space on property