Rooms carved into the upper floors of Denver's grand Beaux Arts Union Station, surrounded by the building's restaurants, cocktail bars, and the perpetual social scene that has made the station the living room of the city.
Why We Chose It
The Crawford Hotel is an acclaimed hotel conversions in the American West — 112 rooms occupying the upper floors of the 1914 Denver Union Station building, with Victorian elegance, Art Deco swankiness, and post-industrial loft living depending on the room type. The station's lower floors hold a dozen restaurants and bars (including the Terminal Bar, Stoic & Genuine, and Mercantile Dining & Provision) and a constant social energy. The MICHELIN Guide has singled it out. The best base in Denver for atmosphere and location.
What Stands Out
- Located inside 1914 Union Station
- MICHELIN-recognized
- 112 rooms across three design styles
- 12+ restaurants and bars below
- Terminal Bar on-site
- LoDo (Lower Downtown) location
- Home to Mercantile Dining & Provision