Colorado Springs per diem ratesColorado · FY 2027
Colorado Springs’s full-year average lodging cap, $140 a night, ranks 12th of the 15 Colorado areas, between Durango ($145) and Fort Collins / Loveland ($129). Since FY 2021 Colorado Springs’s full-year average has grown 16%; ranked by that growth, Colorado Springs sits between Midland (MI) and New Haven (CT).
Colorado Springs among the 295
Colorado Springs’s Jun–Aug peak lodging cap of $176 ranks 121st among the peak caps of the 295 areas, between Truckee (CA) and Olympia / Tumwater (WA). Nationally, Colorado Springs is 175th of 295 by full-year average, between Daytona Beach (FL, $140) and Ann Arbor (MI, $140). Colorado, area by area.
Colorado Springs since FY 2021
Against FY 2026, Colorado Springs’s full-year average rose 4.3%, between Cincinnati (OH) and Kenton (KY) among year-on-year changes. In FY 2021 Colorado Springs ranked 171st of 293 by full-year average, between Grand Canyon / Flagstaff (AZ) and Clackamas (OR). Along the way: up 12% in FY 2023, up 3.3% in FY 2024, down 3.9% in FY 2025.
| Months | Cap | Nights |
|---|---|---|
| October to May | $128 | 243 |
| June to August | $176 | 92 |
| September | $128 | 30 |
Four days in June
Monday, June 7, 2027, to Thursday: up to $829, three nights at the June cap plus $301 M&IE. Starting October 5 instead, in a low month, the same trip comes to $685.
Weighted by days, the cap sits 24% above the standard rate over the year.