Kinship Landing

First of all, Kinship Landing is a beautiful hotel located in downtown Colorado Springs. The rooms are cozy and modern, and the whole facility is warm and welcoming. Every staff member we interacted with was friendly. The location is iffy, it is downtown and several of the surrounding buildings are vandalized and boarded up with a large homeless population. We didn’t feel unsafe or threatened, but it is definitely something to be aware of when booking. I liked that we could text the “host” (front desk) for anything. I do think they need to freshen up their housekeeping and amenities. We stayed 5 nights and there’s a sign on the mirror stating that rooms (towels, linens, etc.) would be refreshed every 3 days but to let the front desk know if you needed anything before then. On our 3rd day the room was not refreshed, I went downstairs to ask for wash rags and they didn’t have any. On our fourth day I stripped the bed and put all our towels on the floor anticipating that housekeeping would be by to refresh our room. We returned at 5:30 and everything was as we left it. We requested a refresh and the host informed us that housekeeping left at 4:00 pm and they did not have access to the sheets. After asking twice, they finally gave us wash rags. Several of our towels had holes in them and some wash rags had stains on them. Parking is also $16 a night, which seems a little excessive on top of the cost to stay. Overall I would say our stay was good, I enjoyed the facility and the comfort of the room but I would like more convenience (clean sheets, towels, wash rags available) when staying in a hotel.

I've only been a patron of the cafe . But I must say it's absolutely marvelous. I line the industrial themed ceilings and the random couches and hanging chairs and such . A really nice and pleasant atmosphere as well . I didn't have food just a bottomless coffee 3.75$ a great deal to hang out and charge my devices as I am traveling through Colorado on my south for the winter ❄️. The staff are really friendly and pleasant folks and this place just in general is kind of eclectic it comes highly recommended when in the Colorado springs area .

This is place is really over-priced and over-hyped in my option. Was not relaxing at all with all the ongoing commotion in the café (open to public) and all the events going on over the weekend. It’s not really in the safest place, but CS is not the safest place in my opinion. I think they are just trying by to be too many things at once, which maybe appeals to some people but not me. As for the rooms they are nicely decorated with wood paneling everywhere but also really small. My child loved the bunk bed but needed help to get up and down as it wasn’t really child-safe in my opinion. I asked it it was unscented and they said yes. That was a lie. The linens smell and when I saw someone cleaning they were clearly using SCENTED cleaning products! The noise was also HORRIBLE!! Anytime someone walked down the hall or opened and closed a door it was SO LOUD!! Did I mention the rooms are really small?? I felt claustrophobic. The one good thing was the service. I think that’s where all your money is going to. Oh, and the parking costs extra. But you park at your own risk. Take that seriously in this town! I did not get to try the food. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend.

The communication from Kinship in advance of our trip was great and I appreciated getting updates via text. The hotel is new and modern and the cafe is a great option for coffee, a drink, or a meal. The view from our room was beautiful but the street noise at night was noticeable. The staff is friendly but pretty hands-off - it’s not a luxury hotel with loads of extra services and amenities. We really enjoyed dinner and drinks in a relaxing environment and there is a fun outdoor area with games, a DJ some nights, and fire pits.

The Kinship Landing was a decent place. We stayed here while in town for my gf's work function. The rooms were nice and pretty comfortable. The bed was fine. The entire place was very clean and modern. I didn't have much interaction with staff and there weren't many staff as far as I could tell. The location leaves something to be desired. I wasn't ever feeling unsafe, but I could see where other people might feel that way. I'd certainly stay here again if the price was right, but I may look elsewhere first. (Pictured is the view from our room on the west side of the building.)

This was a very cute boutique hotel with various accommodations options. We stayed here for my sister's graduation. Despite our booking months apart, we ended up with rooms beside each other. I loved that we could get food and drinks in the Lobby. Everything was very good, but it was pretty pricey. Our room was very nice. We had a private balcony. There was no view, it overlooked the parking lot but it was still nice.

This hotel is so beautiful and perfect!!! The gorgeous lobby with plants and cozy seating areas was so inviting! I just wanted to hang out there all day! The service was outstanding! Everyone was so friendly! They gave us great suggestions on where to shop, eat and hike!! Most of the eating and shopping were within walking distance. The hotel is in a great location! The king suite with the garage door and bath tub was so cool! We loved everything about the room! We had to switch rooms to the queen suite mountain view after a few days because that is what was available when we booked, and that room was just as spectacular! The mountain views were so fun to wake up to! Highly recommend a mountain view room! Everything about our stay here was so wonderful! I am super picky when it comes to hotels and I will definitely, 100% stay here again!