Transportation can be arranged by The Broadmoor staff. Notify the Reservations Department when your flight plans are finalized: (800) 634-7711.
Shuttle Service
Round-trip shuttle service is available to and from the Colorado Springs Airport and The Broadmoor. Check in at The Broadmoor welcome desk, located in the baggage claim area, or notify The Broadmoor Reservations Department when your flight plans are finalized. Cost is $35 round trip per person, and children 15 and under ride free with a paying adult (from Colorado Springs Airport). For reservations call (888) 577.5769 or go to www.broadmoortransportation.com.
Luxury Town Car
Call 800.634.7711 in advance to make reservations.
Car Rental
Hertz Rental is the official car rental agency for The Broadmoor. Hertz has rental locations at the Denver International Airport and Colorado Springs Airport. Hertz has one-way rates from Denver to the hotel. They also offer daily rentals from Colorado Springs for site-seeing or shopping trips during your stay. Call Hertz at (719) 591-4473 to book your car or visit the Web site (Hertz.com) to book online.
Group Travel
Whether you need to be taken downtown or you need a complete transportation solution for your large group, Broadmoor Transportation, a division of industry-leader Ramblin Express, can help. More than 100 professionals operate a diversified fleet of more than 50 vehicles, including sedans, vans, limousines, mini-buses, and full-size motorcoaches.
Ramblin Express
Office Hours: 5am - 11pm daily
Toll-free: (888) 577-5769
Local: (719) 577-5769
Within Hotel: Ext. 5769
Email: broadmoor@ramblinexpress.com
Parking at The Broadmoor
Valet parking is available to all overnight guests. The charge is $16 per night. This fee is charged directly to the guest's room. Valet parking is also available to those guests coming in for the day to dine or shop at the Hotel. This is a complimentary, day service. Gratuities are at the guest's discretion.
Self-parking is available in the garage only. The charge to self-park for a 24 hour period is $14 per night, with in and out privileges. If a guest would like to self-park for the day, the charges are $4 for the first hour and $2 for each additional hour up to a maximum of $8 per day.
The average temperature in January and February is 28-32 degrees Fahrenheit. Average precipitation for that time of year is low --- 0.3 – 0.4 inches.
Dress
Dress for the conference is business casual. Meeting room temperatures may vary, so it is advisable to bring a sweater or jacket.
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