Victorian parlor with damask sofa and gilt framesOrnate gilt vanity with onyx basinsRestored antique staircase in the Wolff BuildingOrnate 1887 sandstone archway above the hotel entranceColorado photography book on an antique marble tableGuest sitting area with mountain painting and blue velvet sofa
Est. 1887 · Westcliffe, Colorado

The WildflowerHotel

A mountain boutique in the restored 1887 Wolff Building — historic character, modern luxury, an unforgettable experience.

7,888 ft Elevation
6 Distinctive Rooms
Certified Dark Sky Town
One block from Main Street
A Westcliffe Retreat

Tucked beneath the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

Nestled between the rolling Wet Mountains and the soaring peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Range, The Wildflower Hotel offers an intimate and indulgent mountain retreat just one block south of Main Street in Westcliffe, Colorado.

The historic Wolff Building has stood as part of the town's story since Westcliffe was founded in 1887. Following three decades of devoted restoration, the building began an enchanting new chapter in 2026, when The Wildflower opened its doors as a destination boutique hotel.

1887 carved stonework and red entrance detail of the Wolff Building
Since 1887

A living piece of Colorado
history.

Built by Westcliffe pioneer William Wolff the same year the town was incorporated, the Wolff Building was the first hotel in the young mountain community — a rare Romanesque Vernacular stone-front on Colorado's frontier.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1987 and reborn as The Wildflower nearly 140 years after its founding, the building invites you not simply to visit history, but to stay inside of it.

Westcliffe's newest-oldest hotel
Slow Mornings, Unhurried Evenings

Thoughtful hospitality, quietly delivered.

Communal Kitchen

Beautifully appointed with stainless-steel appliances — for morning coffee or late-night treats.

Stargazing Patio

A private outdoor gathering space beneath Westcliffe's certified dark skies.

Preserved Details

Pressed-tin ceilings, exposed brick, an original mural, and restored antique fixtures.

Mountain Views

Sangre de Cristo peaks framed from suites, patio, and the private balcony.

Milky Way over the Sangre de Cristo Mountains above Westcliffe
Dark Sky Community

A sky worth staying up for.

Westcliffe and Silver Cliff form the first International Dark Sky Community in Colorado. Step from the patio into an immeasurable sky — and rediscover the wonder of feeling delightfully small.

Guest Reflections
"Come experience the luxury of thoughtful hospitality, the romance of a storied building, and the restorative rhythm of small-town mountain life."
— from The Wildflower Hotel
Reserve Your Stay

It's time to write your story.

Check availability across all six individually designed rooms and suites in the restored 1887 Wolff Building.

Or reserve directly · Call 719-285-9755