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You Have Arrived.Attracting Denver's most prominent members, The Brown Palace Hotel has been a symbol of cultivation in the downtown area since 1892. With sensitivity and real precision, the Brown Palace has successfully maintained the integrity of this historical property while facilitating beautiful renovations. Located just one block from the 16th Street Mall, the hotel puts their enlightened guests within walking distance of the Mile-High-City's greatest cultural and entertainment attractions.
Sip and Scene. Through an impressive display of aesthetic detail and genuinely accomplished service, the hotel welcomes guests into the atrium lobby, where afternoon tea and champion musicians work together in seducing the senses. While the Churchill Bar serves single-malt scotch in a cigar parlor setting, the Palace Arms Restaurant offers a refined environment, where historical décor and obscure artifacts create an environment of culinary adventure. Other attractive hotel amenities include several dining and cocktail venues, access to a fitness center, a video library, conference and banquet facilities, a business center, beauty salon, gift shopping and child care.
Interior Motives. As though emerging from the very pages of a history textbook, each of the 241 distinctive guestrooms seems to resonate with authenticity and a rare aesthetic charm. With colonial approaches to design, antique reproduction furniture and occasional Victorian accentuation, the guestrooms certainly provoke feelings of manifest destiny. Private guestroom amenities include high-speed Internet access, satellite televisions, comprehensive business desks, terrycloth bathrobes, goose down comforters, minibars and daily newspapers. In accordance with their standards of unprecedented service, the Brown Palace provides guests with complimentary artesian bottles of water from the hotel's very own well, as a way of thanking them for over 100 years of patronage.
In The Know. Twice per week, the hotel offers 45-minute historical tours led by the hotel's resident historian.
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