Denver Luxury Hotels

Brown Palace

The ‘Brown’ www.brownpalace.com is the grand dame of Denver luxury hotels. The hotel is over a century old and it is halls and rooms hold stories of the city’s movers and shakers as well as the visitors who have come here for a bit of western respite at a first class hotel. The Brown can be all about spectacle. It is the home of the tallest holiday champagne fountain as well as where the champion steer from the National Western Stock Show is annually given the limelight. The Brown Palace Hotel provides its guests their do whether you are dining in the Ship’s Tavern or the Palace Arms or taking an afternoon break in the hotel’s spa. At the Top of the Brown, two guest rooms have treadmills in the rooms. After your workout, refresh with pure artesian water from the hotel’s well. All rooms feature high-speed Internet access, cordless phones, and in-room safes. Service is the standard with 24-hour room service and a full-time concierge. Since the Brown welcomes a champion steer into its atrium every year, your special members of the family are welcome as well. Pet beds and water dishes are provided upon arrival. If you want a different hotel experience, the ambiance of the Victorian and Art Deco environments are second to none in Denver.

Loews Denver

The black spire that reaches to the sky is hard to miss as you drive up and down Colorado Blvd, just minutes southeast of the central downtown area. Loews Denver www.loewshotels.com/hotels/denver is perfect for business travelers and leisure travelers that want a weekend getaway. Rooms and lodging are reminiscent of an Italian country villa. And the Tuscany restaurant in the hotel is a favorite of out of town guests as well as locals, especially for brunch. All rooms feature high speed Internet and two line phones. Relax in the evening with On Command movies and if you are lucky enough to get a west facing room wake up to sweeping views of the city and the Rocky Mountains. The hotel has an onsite fitness center, complimentary pet sitting and walking services and free shuttles within a 6- mile radius that includes Cherry Creek, Downtown and the Tech Center. Oprah Winfrey, Sting, and President George W. Bush have all experienced Loews Denver; This Denver Luxury Hotel is a perfect setting and location for your business and leisure visits.

Warwick

The Warwick Denver is one of only four Warwick Hotels in the U.S. Situated on the western edge of the Uptown neighborhood, this Denver luxury hotel is minutes from the State Capitol and the Colorado Convention Center. Complimentary town car service is provided for guests wanting to reach downtown destinations. The hotel is perfect for the business traveler that still wants a connection to downtown activities but doesn’t need to stay in the heart of activity. Amenities include marble bathrooms high-speed Internet access and WI-FI access in 11 conference rooms. The Warwick offers 10 rooms that are ADA compliant and 5 with roll-in showers. Designed with the business customer in mind, rooms feature 2-line phones as well as cable and Pay Per View channels. After a hard day, relax in the heated rooftop pool and take in the beautiful sights of Denver.

Oxford

The Oxford Hotel is an exquisite place to stay in LoDo. Just up the street from Union Station it is in an area that has been mostly been missed by the wrecking ball of urban renewal and retains it architectural charm. Built in 1891, it is one of Denver’s oldest hotels but it offers much in satisfying contemporary creature comforts. You don’t have to go far for good food and a good time. The Cruise Room was a popular tavern for GI’s shipping out during World War II. McCormick’s Fish House and bar offers some of the best seafood in Denver. Il Fonario serves delicious Italian food from a menu that changes seasonally. The hotel is a short walk from Coors Field, Pepsi Center and the Denver Performing Arts Complex. Complimentary Cadillac car service is provided to these and other downtown locations. After a hard night on the town recharge and rejuvenate at the Oxford Club Spa and fitness center, which features body treatments, massage and skin care as well as yoga and strength conditioning. Coffee in the lobby in the morning is complimentary as is sherry in the evenings. Experience the history of the Oxford. The Victorian and Art Deco furnishings will take you back to the past, and the lively atmosphere of LoDo will give you taste of
contemporary leisure.

JW Marriott

JW Marriott Denver at Cherry Creek
The most popular shopping district in Denver is Cherry Creek. For years shuttle buses have ferried downtown visitors to the shops, but now the area has its own luxury hotel and it is the perfect place for business warriors and shopping warrior to unwind after a hard day on the pavement. The interiors rival those found in homes. Each has a 32-inch flat screen TV and CD/DVD players as well as high speed Internet. Other unique amenities include marble and granite bathrooms with separate glass showers. There are a number of great restaurants all around the district, but if you prefer not to venture out be sure to try Mirepoix which is a great place to eat and people watch when the weather is warm.