The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa

From its sweeping atrium lobby, rising nine floors to a vast stained glass canopy, to the soothing strains of the harpist playing during afternoon Tea, the hustle and bustle of the city outside seems miles away when you enter Denver's most... more on gocitykids.com

For more than a century, this historic Italian Renaissance landmark has held court in downtown Denver with its onyx walls, terrazzo floors and gold leaf highlights. Enjoy afternoon tea and live harp or piano music in the atrium lobby, rising nine floors to a glorious... more on travelocity.com

The Brown Palace Hotel has set the standard for downtown Denver hotels for more than a century. Knee-deep in tradition and historic ambience, we've continually renovated and modernized the entire structure to meet the needs and cares of today's traveler. As a result, The Brown Palace has been... more on citysearch.com

since henry c. brown first opened the doors to his grand hotel in denver in 1892, presidents, celebrities, tourists and business travelers who have stepped inside have found a... more on epinions.com

5.0	Class and romance all the way! (11/29/2002) The Brown Palace should be rated the number one romantic hotel in the Denver... nancyj1945 , a user of citysearch.com, Read full review on citysearch.com
5.0	Art Deco Glory! (Nov 03 '02) What better place to stay in the heart of West Hollywood than the historic Argyle Hotel.... protonsmom , a user of epinions.com, Read full review on epinions.com
1.5	Fire alarm ""Room was very, very small. Unbearably hot. Fire alarm blasted at 2:00 am for half an hour,... A. F. , a user of travelocity.com, Read full review on travelocity.com
0.5	The Brown Palace (August 24, 2002) $300 For those who want to experience the finer side of Denver and expect to be pampered when staying in a... Wilson , a user of virtualtourist.com, Read full review on virtualtourist.com
0	downgraded my room without notice I reserved a "Top of the Brown" room, received my confirmation and upon arrival, my wife and I checked in and were taken to a standard room on the 4th floor. I called... John , a user of fodors.com, Read full review on fodors.com
2.5	Dogs, I wanted a hotel for people (12/22/2005) Great historic hotel and rooms. However, not the quietest place. If you like dogs, dog hair in the room, a dog on your... denver88 , a user of citysearch.com, Read full review on citysearch.com

Exit the airport on Pena Blvd and continue south for about 10 miles. Take Exit 1A / I-70 and proceed west on I-70. Take Exit 276B / Colorado Blvd. At the end of the exit ramp, turn left onto Colorado Blvd and proceed south for about two miles to 17th Ave. Turn right onto 17th Ave and proceed west for 2.5 miles. When 17th Ave crosses York St, it becomes 18th Ave. Continue heading west on 18th Ave to Tremont St. Veer left onto Tremont St, and hotel is immediately on left.

American Express, Visa, AE, DC, MC, V, D, MasterCard

Rooms: 230
Floors: 9
Year Built: 1892
Admission : Expensive. Takes major credit cards.

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