Denver's most historic hotel — opened in 1892, designed as a triangular atrium building by Frank Edbrooke, and every US president since Teddy Roosevelt has stayed here. The nine-story atrium lobby with its cast-iron balconies and stained glass ceiling is an extraordinary interior spaces in the American West. Three restaurants, a Forbes Four-Star spa, and genuine gold rush-era grandeur. The Ship Tavern is the city's classic after-work gathering spot.
Why We Chose It
Denver’s most historic hotel, opened in 1892 and designed by Frank Edbrooke as a triangular atrium building. Every US president since Teddy Roosevelt has stayed here. The nine-story atrium lobby with cast-iron balconies and stained-glass ceiling is an extraordinary interior spaces in the American West. Churchill Bar, Forbes Four-Star spa, and genuine gold rush-era grandeur.
What Stands Out
- Opened 1892 — every president since Roosevelt
- Nine-story atrium with stained glass
- Churchill Bar
- Forbes Four-Star spa
- National Historic Landmark