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Throughout the history, the hotel has played host to presidents, princesses, kings and queens, and their entourage of followers. While most people associate the hotel with President Eisenhower, who used the hotel as his summer headquarters during his summer administration, the hotel has a long history of hosting other dignitaries as well. Teddy Roosevelt was the first president to stop at the hotel. He came to Colorado to hunt dear in the spring of 1905.
Designed by on of the city's pre-eminent architects, the unique triangular shaped hotel allows the sunshine to illuminate each of it's 241 guest rooms and suites.
Each of the distinctive guest rooms honor a rich tradition, some invoking a luxurious Victorian style, while still others recall an Art-Deco heritage. The hotel has all the modern amenities to meet the needs and cares of today's travelers. "Top of the Brown" where luxury climbs to new heights on the 8th and 9th floor.
The hotel is offering a variety of contemporary concepts to suit everyone. From fine dining to casual fare with unique options that include a cigar bar, a casual bar, contemporary fine dining, upscale breakfast, brunch, afternoon tea or cocktails.
Atrium style large lobby is decorated to reflect the rich tradition of this luxury hotel. The red granite and sandstone walls.
The hotel has long stood as the pride of luxury hotels in Denver, Colorado-embraced by the city as it's own and regarded as a national treasure. Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Denver. Just on mile from the Majestic views of Coors Field. 2.5 miles from the natural wonders of the Denver Zoo and only 22 miles from Denver International Airport.
Area Details - 35 kms to the nearest airport (denver)
- 5 minute walk to the nearest metro station
- Close to the station (union station)
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