Some hotels welcome you. The Brown Palace wraps you in more than 130 years of Denver history the moment you step under its famous green awnings. Built in 1892 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this triangular red-sandstone landmark in downtown Denver has hosted presidents, rock stars, and royalty — and it still feels like the city’s grandest living room.
You will find it right in the heart of downtown, steps from the 16th Street Mall and the Colorado Convention Center, so the whole city is an easy stroll away. The eight-story atrium crowned by a stained-glass ceiling is pure Victorian magic, and the 243 rooms pair old-world elegance with modern comfort.
This four-star icon shines with an on-site spa offering hydrotherapy treatments and four restaurants — including the legendary afternoon tea that has been a Denver tradition for generations. It is made for history lovers, romantics, and anyone who wants their stay to feel like an occasion.
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