Adjacent to Colorado Convention Center, this hotel offers an indoor swimming pool and a hot tub. Views of the Rocky Mountains and city of Denver are featured. Free WiFi is provided. All rooms here will provide you with cable TV and coffee-making facilities. An en suite bathroom with a hairdryer and free toiletries is also featured at Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center. Select rooms include mountain views. Former Saint Kitchen Plus Bar serves three meals a day and includes a breakfast buffet. Assembly Hall Bar Plus Market is a grab-and-go market concept that combines a lobby bar and lounge. Guests can take advantage of a fitness centre and a business center at the hotel. A 24-hour reception assists guests. United States Mint at Denver is 400 meters away. The nearest airport is Denver International Airport, 30 km from the property.
The Crawford Hotel is situated in the historic Union Station, a former train station that houses numerous restaurants, bars and clubs in addition to this hotel. A magnificent Great Hall has been converted into the hotel lobby and the hotel staff offer tours of the various rooms of the station, which throw light on its splendid architecture. Guests can choose between classic guest rooms, loft rooms and suites, which combine vintage architectural styles of the Victorian and Art Deco eras and the interiors of luxury trains. These rooms have amenities such as rain showers, soft mattresses and high-definition television screens. Guests can shop at stylish boutiques and dine at one of the multiple restaurants within the train station. The in-house spa, salon and fitness room offer facials, massages, yoga and cardio classes. Hire this hotel for a conference or wedding if you are looking for a historic venue with awe-inspiring architecture.
Built in 1891, the Oxford Hotel, situated next to Union Station in LoDo, has endured more ups and downs than a roller coaster. The hotel, designed by Frank E. Brooke, renowned architect of the Brown Palace, served Denver's early Silver Boom. After a long history of booms and busts, including a lengthy spell on skid row, the hotel has again emerged as the city's premier destination for business travelers.
Your upscale urban address in the heart of Downtown Denver at the Homewood Suites Denver/Downtown Convention Center, conveniently located one half block from the Colorado Convention Center. Whether your visit is brief or for an extended stay, you will enjoy the architecturally stimulating design of this contemporary downtown loft atmosphere. Enjoy the local culture with a walk from our stylish hotel to attractions such as the Denver Center for Performing Arts, 16th Street Mall, Denver Art Museum, and sporting venues such as Coors Field and Ball Arena. Nearby attractions such as Empower Field at Mile High, Denver Aquarium, Denver Zoo, History Colorado, and Denver Museum of Nature and Science are just a short ride away.Fashionistas or souvenir seekers will delight in the nearby shopping at Denver Pavilions, Larimer Square, Tabor Center, 16th Street Mall or Cherry Creek Shopping district. Downtown Denver is known for its vibrant and varied dining scene. Arouse your palette with the culinary expertise of one of our local renowned chefs or enjoy casual dining at a local brew pub.Enjoy the comforts of home at the Homewood Suites Denver/Downtown Convention Center. If you are feeling social take advantage of the hot full breakfast each morning or evening dinner and drinks Monday through Thursday. Or choose to stay in your suite and prepare a home cooked meal in your fully appointed kitchen with grocery shopping services to stock the pantry with your favorites.Work smart in the business center or in your room with free internet access. From boardrooms to ballrooms, meeting space is available to bring your group together. Keep up your fitness regime with a workout in our on-site fitness room or refresh with a dip in our pool or hot tub.
Denver's most famous and recognizable hotel has been around since 1892. It's superbly designed exterior facade is a landmark of beauty, but fails to prepare the imagination for its stately interior of Victorian charm and old colonial flair. Its downtown location and luxurious accommodations have made it a favorite of celebrities and politicians since the late 1800s. Almost all of the United States presidents since Teddy Roosevelt have stayed at least one night in the Brown Palace, as have Elvis Presley and the Emperor of Japan.
Renovated in 1995, the Holtze Hotel is the result of a nearly USD20 million facelift of the American National Bank Building: one of downtown's oldest buildings. The hotel is equipped with one and two bedroom suites, perfect for extended stays, with full kitchens and dining rooms. Some rooms are available with views of lively 17th Street, while others overlook an atrium with a waterfall. Menus and room service are available from nearby restaurants.
Modern glass-fronted hotel with rustic art decor interior and located at the walking distance from business centers.
Baseball-themed hotel opposite Coors Field is part of the McGregor Square complex.
