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The Mining Exchange, a Registry Collection Hotel

Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States · Registry Collection Hotels · Core Luxury

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Winfield Scott Stratton's 1902 mining stock exchange still has the oak in the rooms and the tunnels under the floors that once moved gold. It became a 128-room hotel in the early 2010s, and after Practice Hospitality's 2024 renovation it was the first Registry Collection house in the United States. Michelin gave it One Key in 2026, downtown in Colorado Springs, about two miles from the Olympic Training Center.

About The Mining Exchange, a Registry Collection Hotel

History

Built 1902 as Stratton's mining stock exchange. Converted to a hotel around 2012, about 128 rooms. Joined Registry Collection after 2024 works, the brand's first U.S. house.

The setting

Downtown Colorado Springs in the 1902 Mining Exchange Building, about two miles from the Olympic Training Center.

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