What a deal, is this one new?

This looks like a nice new property, perfect for you west coasters. Unfortunately any rural property in Colorado reminds me of the Shinning. http://www.jehovahswitnessonline.com...s/icon_lol.gif

Can anyone identify the style of the decor? It looks Spanish to me, what do you think?




The Cheyenne Caon Inn, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Minimum bid $520 value $871.00

This 4-night package for 2 includes:

4 nights in a deluxe guest room*
Your beautiful room features exquisite custom furnishings, luxurious feather pillows, and an incredible view. Air-conditioned and stocked with Aveda Natural Spa Products, each room offers its own unique features, such as a lodge pole bed, antique soaking tub, native stone fireplace.
Chilled champagne and strawberries with chocolate fondue in room upon arrival Full gourmet breakfast for two each morning
Breakfast is served in the Great Room, or on the front verandah (weather permitting). Optional: Breakfast in Bed on one morning of your choice.
60-minute massage, one per person on one day during your stay**
Choose from one of the following massages: Swedish Massage Therapeutic Massage Sports MassageAfternoon reception featuring fine wines and hors doeuvres each day Full use of the Inns facilities, including:Hot tub with views of Cheyenne Mountain Cozy library Restful front porch Great roomWireless Internet access Taxes

That's so funny--I thought the same thing when I saw it. I guess I'm going to ask my sister who lives in CS what she knows. I'm also laughing about the Shining because I had to see that lodge--as well as going to Snoqualmie Falls, Oregon where fictional Laura Palmer's body floated over the falls into TV history (Agent Cooper ate pie--I had to go the famous diner, too!!) I've been watching David Lynch's Twin Peaks re-runs and laughing at myself for going to those "places of interest". Then again, I actually had to stay at the same motel in LA where Tom Waits lived...that was long long ago!!!
Thanks for the memory JOG

actually--there are some pretty cool places to see in the area--the olympic center (I guess there's only limited access to the air force base--but you can see the museum) and Garden of the God's and Pike's Peak are right there.

Quick comment... Snoqualmie Falls is just outside of Seattle.(about a 40 minute drive east).. and they have a fabulous hotel there with wonderful breakfast and world renowned oatmeal! The hotel is Salish Lodge. HMMM, has this been on LL yet as it really is a lovely hotel for a night or two at the most.

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