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The downtown area is home to nearly 13,000 hotel rooms within short walking distance of the Colorado Convention Center, and there are more than 55,000 first-class hotel rooms in the greater metro area. Here’s a rundown of key hotel updates.
These are the latest hotels that have either opened recently or are on the horizon.
A 265-room, 13-story sutainable hotel with event space/ballroom, multiple food and beverage venues, as well as a rooftop deck and bar. Its breathtaking exterior takes inspiration from the trunks of Colorado’s native aspen trees and uses as many reclaimed and eco-friendly materials as possible. Instead of buying carbon credits, the hotel planted 70,000 trees in Gunnison, Colorado.
The historic George Schleier Mansion in the heart of the Capitol Hill neighborhood is the newest outpost for Urban Cowboy, a national hotel brand. With current locations in the Catskills and Nashville, this boutique hotel will offer a luxurious Western experience with a historical nod to Denver’s roots.
A 153-room hotel in Denver’s River North (RiNo) Arts District with 2,000 square feet of flexible meeting space that provides Rocky Mountain views. The Zeppelin light rail station is an easy walk from the hotel.
Situated in the heart of the fast-developing Belleview Station along the growing South Denver Corridor. The 19-story, new-build hotel features 190 guest rooms, 10,000 square feet of meetings and events spaces and two distinct dining outlets, including a 19th floor rooftop bar offering dramatic, 180-degree views of the Rocky Mountains.
A 93-room hotel that borders the Highland, downtown and Jefferson Park neighborhoods. Each apartment features floor-to-ceiling windows and in-suite laundry.
A 241-room hotel with indoor and outdoor meeting space, rooftop lounge, coffee shop, event space, restaurant and 8,000-square-foot spa/fitness area. It's part of the World Trade Center complex now in development in north Denver, which will bring in people and cultures from around the world.
A 200-room hotel located in Denver’s River North (RiNo) Art District. More details to follow.
A 13-story, 187-room Fairfield Inn & Suites and a 132-room TownePlace Suites. More details to follow.
Denver hotels are always being upgraded. Here's a run-down of some of the most recent major improvements.
In July 2024, The Crawford Hotel wrapped up an $11 million renovation that also included several of Denver Union Station’s public spaces. The hotel’s makeover comes on the heels of a prestigious accolade: in April 2024, the Crawford became one of three Denver hotels to earn a “one key” designation from the Michelin Guide in its inaugural review of American hotels.
Homewood Suites by Hilton Denver Downtown-Convention Center and the adjoining Hampton Inn & Suites Denver/Downtown-Convention Center completed renovations of their downtown Denver properties; The Homewood Suites now features more spacious and comfortable suites, with new furnishings and a modern aesthetic. The Hampton Inn now features contemporary guest room designs that blend comfort and convenience, with upgraded amenities including the fitness center and indoor pool. The hotel’s dining outlet – 550 Bar & Patio – has a fresh look and offers signature cocktails and bites in a welcoming setting.
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Denver has completed a spectacular $18 million renovation, revitalizing its guestrooms, meeting spaces, and all public areas. This transformation offers guests an unparalleled experience in comfort and convenience, ensuring a memorable stay for both business and leisure travelers.