Rooms are older but clean and comfortable. Bed and bedding in excellent condition, towels of a size and quality that one would expect in a more expensive facility. Rooms were quiet. First room had extra outlets on lamps to accommodate charging cords for cell phone, computer, and hearing aide chargers. Lighting was also more than adequate. The location is very convenient to Garden of the Gods, Pueblo historical site, Cave of the Winds, Pikes Peak Cog Railway and close to other tourist attractions in the area. The in room coffee maker had decent coffee, a rare experience for me.

We had left the area for one night and were in a different room for two nights when we returned. Once again clean and comfortable with great towels, beds, and bedding but lamps were older, dimmer and did not make it easy to recharge electronics and the hair dryer, while it worked, really needed to be replaced. Also disappointed that breakfast was not available after labor day. Good breakfast options were available nearby. Wish there had been decaf coffee for the in room coffee maker.

I know that this goes against current trend, but I like a carpeted room. Our mattress was just about perfect and made for a good nights sleep. This is one of the last "mom and pop" motels, and I enjoyed the character and history of the place. The owner/manager is a great guy.

There's traffic noise, mostly during commute hours. There are a few things to repair in the bathroom having to do with water pressure, but I was assured that it's on the schedule beginning in October, 2023.

The rooms were spacious and clean. The property was cute and well located. It is an older motel and hasn't been "boutiqued" like other similar motels - but the pay off is that the room is more affordable and is still very clean and nice to stay in - it just isn't themed, which isn't necessary. You can pull right up to your room's door and unload. There are several picnic tables around the property if you want to hang out outside or grab a pizza and eat outside, like we did. There's also a cute pool. We didn't get to swim in it because it was the singular cold day of the month when we were there - but it was cute.

No complaints. It would have been great if the coffee was available before 7 as we were out the door before 7 both mornings we were there- but there are coffee makers in the room as well, so it isn't too bad.

Owner of facility was very pleasant. First impression was this facility looked like an older motel, but the surroundings were clean. The room itself had been updated with vinyl plank flooring, the beds were comfortable, contained a lot of seating areas, and was fairly quiet. It was also nice that this motel was conveniently located to popular sites. In the future, if we choose to visit the area again, I definitely would seek out this motel.

Our room was located in the back of the property, and although fairly quiet, the angle parking was a pain. There was plenty of parking but the only way to exit was to back out to the entrance, a real inconvenience when one has an inability to turn their head due to neck issues. It looked like there may be plenty of room to make these spaces perpendicular instead. If you don't have these issues then you don't have to consider requesting a room away from the back of the property.

The Rainbow Lodge is a classic motor lodge built during the time when travelling by car on two lane highways was an adventure. It has most of the modern amenities without sacrificing the charms of those earlier days. The motel is a family owned business that the current owners have had for the last 25 years. Pride in ownership shows as the ground are well maintained and landscaped and the staff is constantly working to maintain and improve the property. The rooms were neat and clean and have a layout not found in the more modern hotels allowing guests to have a little more privacy. The beds are comfortable and our bathroom had recently been remodeled. The staff were always pleasant and available for questions. In short, just a nice place to spend a week

The wife and I discussed this and to be honest we couldn't find fault with anything..

Charming old fashioned motor inn. The location was great. The bed & pillows were quite comfortable. The place was quiet, and very spacious. We were able to park outside our room.

The lamps had very dark shades & the bulbs weren't very bright, I had to pull the night stand away from the wall to plug in my phone charger, it would not fit in the outlet on the lamp base. The bathroom could use a shelf or 2 for your toiletries, another towel rod & some hooks would be nice

Perfect location to let my mom acclimate before heading up to Woodland Park. This is our third stay, once with our dog. They are very chill about pets. There is a sidewalk that leads down to a small river walkway. Nice place to walk the dog. The room was exceptionally clean.

The whole place is a bit dated, but it’s very clean and the furniture is good quality; just a little worn. Lots of flowers in planters and hanging baskets. The owners obviously take pride in their property.

Check in was easy. Staff were very helpful. The bed was big and very comfortable. Our room was like staying at a great-aunt's house. It was amazing how much furniture they were able to get into the room. We were doing breakfast on our own and the refrigerator/freezer & micro-wave made that very easy. The location was excellent for access to Manitou Springs and Old Colorado City, and the highway to get to other parts of Colorado Springs and beyond was nearby. Good access to walking trails. Rooms have no irons or ironing boards, but they will provide them upon request.

The AC unit seemed loud, but that was a common problem with most places we stayed.

We booked the 2-bedroom unit. Perfect for us. Little deck overlooking the pool. We came for the hiking and the location could not be better (Garden of the Gods, Red Rock Canyon Open Space, and Pikes Peak). Had a microwave, little refrig and a small table with 2 chairs (no kitchen). Parked right out front. Grabbed some coffee and fruit for breakfast. Lots of restaurants nearby. I would stay here again.

I loved the atmosphere. It encouraged you to be outside feeling more like a community than a motel. Each unit had an outside bench or chairs, there were picnic tables, a nice pool and beautiful large containers of flowers throughout. It was older and not perfect but updates were quality like laminate or hardwood floors, nice fixtures, etc. The beds were comfortable. It's family run and a lot of love goes into it. We met families that travel there every year for family reunions. It is very family friendly. Breakfast is coffee, prepackaged pastries and fruit, not a lot but enough to start your day. They have more types of units than listed on booking sites but you need to call them directly to learn about them. We liked it so much we stayed an extra night!

The parking is a little tight in some places. The motel is set up in a U with a set of buildings down the middle creating streets and the feeling of a small community.