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Hotels in Denver
63 Hotels
Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel
1550 Court Place

The Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel is an upscale, mega-hotel with over 1,000 rooms and two buildings located on Denver’s popular pedestrian street full of shops and restaurants. Free shuttle access right outside the hotel, along with several bus stops, makes it easy to travel to area hotspots in a half-hour or less, including performance venues and sports stadiums. The Sheraton’s common areas offer tasteful, modern decor with lots of luxury accents. Amenities include a 24-hour fitness center, several on-site bars and restaurants, a chic business center, and a luxurious heated, rooftop pool that’s open year-round. Guests biggest complaint is that, compared to the common areas, most rooms are a bit dated and generic. Still, guests find the rooms spacious and clean, and some rooms offer spectacular views of the mountains or downtown. For a similar four-pearl hotel with different amenities -- such as an indoor lap pool, a whirlpool, and a spa -- try the Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center.

HYATT House Denver Airport
18741 E 71st Ave

The mid-range Hyatt House Denver Airport debuted in 2010 and remains a modern and fresh option. It's in a quiet spot that's removed from other airport hotels, and dining options are somewhat limited. The property's 123 apartment-style suites are spacious and feature fully equipped kitchens and sleeper sofas, and most also have large walk-in showers. Flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi are standard. Highlights include a free hot breakfast with an omelet station, weekday evening reception with free food and drinks, 24-hour well-equipped fitness center, indoor pool and whirlpool, 24-hour business center, and free on-site parking. It’s an attractive package for any travelers passing through the airport, but those who want a full-service restaurant and bar can check out the nearby Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Denver Airport.

Four Seasons Hotel Denver

The Four Seasons' central location, attentive staff, and ultra-luxurious rooms make it one of Denver's top hotels. It offers all the features you'd expect from a property of this caliber: a year-round, heated outdoor pool, large fitness center, and upscale spa. The decor blends the sleek sophistication of a luxury chain with subtle Colorado influences.

Hilton Garden Inn Denver Downtown

The Hilton Garden Inn Downtown is a mid-range property in downtown Denver, near the Colorado Convention Center and 16th Street Pedestrian Mall. Its 221 rooms are large and clean, if generic, with adjustable beds, ergonomic desk chairs, 32-inch flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi. There is a coffee shop and a decent contemporary fusion restaurant, as well as a 24-hour business center and meeting spaces, which should appeal to business travelers. The indoor pool, though unexceptional, is nonetheless a nice extra for a hotel of this caliber -- and an amenity that the nearby Curtis Denver Hotel lacks.

Magnolia Hotel Denver, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel

This upper-middle-range hotel in downtown Denver is housed in a historic building, but inside, it's stylish and contemporary. The 297 rooms all come with flat-screen LED TVs, coffee- and tea-making facilities, work desks, and handsome, contemporary decor. The hotel offers some great freebies, including a nightly cookies and milk bar, a 24-hour fitness center, downtown shuttle service, and property-wide Wi-Fi. There is no pool, however; for that, try Hilton Garden Inn Denver Downtown.

Hyatt Regency Denver At Colorado Convention Center
650 15th Street Adjacent to Colorado Convention Center and one block from 16th Street Mall

The Hyatt Regency at Colorado Convention Center is an upscale property with an excellent location for business travelers and modern rooms. Situated across the street from the Colorado Convention Center in downtown Denver, the 37-story hotel is a veritable city in itself, with a spate of contemporary features and 60,600 square feet of conference space. The 1,100 rooms have 46-inch LCD Smart TVs, faster free Wi-Fi, and marble baths -- plus great Rocky Mountain views in some. With its massive fitness center, compact spa, and indoor heated lap pool, the Hyatt covers all the bases for its category. The eclectic American restaurant and 27th-floor lounge with incredible views are also popular with guests. For a boutique property downtown, guests could also consider the Hotel Monaco Denver - A Kimpton Hotel, which has a great spa, although rates tend to be higher. 

Ramada by Wyndham Denver Midtown
2601 Zuni St

Although it's a reasonably priced option, there is no question that the three-floor, two-and-a-half pearl Ramada Denver Midtown could use an update. Furniture and carpet are old and tired, and rooms are basic and small. Upsides include many restaurants within easy walking distance, the seasonal outdoor pool, and fast proximity to downtown Denver. Breakfast, Wi-Fi, and parking are free. Note that the hotel shares a parking lot with a Super 8.

Holiday Inn Denver East-Stapleton
3333 Quebec St

Modern and affordable, the 300-room, the mid-range Holiday Inn Denver East - Stapleton is a contemporary chain hotel with better-than-average features, including an 11-story atrium, a year-round heated pool, and two restaurants. Rooms are modern and typical of the chain, and the fitness center includes a small outdoor track. Situated in East Denver, the hotel is a 15-minute drive from downtown, and at least 20 minutes from the airport, to which the hotel operates free round-trip shuttles; there are also lots of restaurants and shops nearby.

La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Denver Central
3500 Park Ave West

Situated right off of Interstate 25 in an industrial, non-scenic area of Denver, the La Quinta Denver Central is a clean and partially renovated two-and-a-half pearl motel a 15-minute walk from Coors Field and within easy driving distance of most attractions, thanks to the proximity of the highway. Although it is an older model of La Quinta, the hotel is cheaper than many central Denver options, and rooms are fresh. Freebies include Wi-Fi, breakfast, and parking -- and the seasonal pool is a nice bonus. 

Ramada by Wyndham Denver Downtown
1150 E Colfax Ave

The lower-middle-range Ramada Denver Downtown is located in the historic Capitol Hill District on the edge of downtown, near several restaurants. It has a restaurant and bar, outdoor pool, a small fitness center, and meeting spaces. Its 150 rooms, some of which have balconies or patios, come with mini-fridges, microwaves, coffeemakers, and safes, but they are drab and dated, and bathrooms are small. Given the hotel's location, travelers would be hard-pressed to find better rates, but they might want to comparison shop with the Hampton Inn & Suites Denver-Downtown, which has a more central downtown location and includes breakfast in its rates.