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Forbes Travel Guide gives a handful of Colorado restaurants four- and five-star ratings

Just in time for the holiday season, Forbes Travel Guide released its annual list of four- and five-star hotels, restaurants and spas, facilitating luxury travel planning around the U.S., Canada and, uh, China. Just 23 restaurants made the five-star cut, and 152 eateries were granted four stars...
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Just in time for the holiday season, Forbes Travel Guide released its annual list of four- and five-star hotels, restaurants and spas, facilitating luxury travel planning around the U.S., Canada and, uh, China.

Just 23 restaurants made the five-star cut, and 152 eateries were granted four stars.

A handful of those places are in Colorado. The only local joint to net top honors is the Penrose Room in Colorado Springs, a jacket-required restaurant in the Broadmoor that serves up multi-course menus of continental fare in a dining room with breathtaking views. It joins the ranks of Napa’s French Laundry, Chicago’s Alinea and New York’s Jean-Georges.

The state fared better in the four-star category. On the off chance you’re looking for a Forbes-designated luxury experience, here’s the complete four-star list:

Montagna, 675 East Durant Avenue, Aspen
Mirabelle at Beaver Creek, 55 Village Road, Avon
Flagstaff House Restaurant, 1138 Flagstaff Road, Boulder
Restaurant Kevin Taylor, 1106 14th Street

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