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Brown Palace Hotel in Denver, Colorado

Brown Palace Hotel
321 17th St
Denver, Colorado 80202

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Historic landmark in the heart of downtown

Amenities | Recreation | Features | Reviews

Brown Palace Hotel Amenities
The hotel features two restaurants, two pubs, a tea and cocktail lounge in an eight-story atrium, fitness and business centers, concierge services, 24-hour room service, twice-daily housekeeping with turndown service, a salon, gift shop, art gallery, and complimentary 45-minute historical tours led by the hotel's historian twice a week.

Valet parking only:
$15–25 per day. In/out privileges. Secured lot.
Note: Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without prior notification.

Recreation
Guests enjoy access to the hotel's fitness club, which offers cardiovascular and strength-training equipment, free weights, televisions, towels, and floor-to-ceiling windows with city views. For a discounted fee, they also have use of the facilities at an athletic club 6 blocks away.

The South Platte Valley, a sprawling area less than 1 mile northwest of downtown, features a river lined with bike paths and parks, and popular for floating and kayaking.

The 314-acre City Park, less than 5 miles away, contains a golf course, tennis courts, horseshoes, baseball, football and soccer fields, two lakes, picnic sites, playgrounds, and the Denver Zoo and Denver Museum of Nature and Science.

Summit County, a little more than 1 hour west of Denver, includes four popular ski areas: Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Keystone, and Arapahoe Basin. Vail is 100 miles west of Denver.

The recreational activities listed below are available either at or near the hotel; fees may apply.

Features
What to expect: The hotel, located 1 block from the 16th Street Mall, appeals to mature, high-end travelers who desire top-drawer service and modern amenities in a distinct, historical setting. The lobby draws visitors daily who want to see its eight-story atrium, a grand space ringed by 700-plus wrought iron grills from the third through seventh floors and capped by a stained glass canopy.

Amenity highlights: Guests have five dining and drinking options: the Palace Arms, a formal room with 900 wines; seafood and brews at Ship Tavern; scotch and cigars at the Churchill Bar; Ellyngton's, famed for its Sunday champagne brunch and tuxedo-attired waiters; and the atrium, where afternoon tea is served daily and martinis mixed nightly. More perks: complimentary high-speed Internet access, twice-daily housekeeping, and tours led by the hotel historian.

Insider tip: History buffs have a lot to see in downtown Denver, including the Colorado History Museum, the Native American collection at the Denver Art Museum, and the Black American West Museum, which tells the story of the West's African-American cowhands and pioneers. Other area historical highlights include the Buffalo Bill Memorial Museum and Grave and the Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum.

Palace Arms - Formal service, large portions, a 900-choice wine selection, and a chef who presents each dish to the guests are hallmarks of this quiet restaurant, decorated with antiques dating from 1670—including a pair of dueling pistols said to have belonged to Napoleon and Louisa—and furnished with meticulously set tables, red-leather booths, and 22 flags that are replicas of revolutionary battle flags.

Churchill Bar - Located just off the atrium and across from the Palace Arms, this cigar bar is a quiet hideaway with red-leather wingback chairs and sofa, a library, and premium spirits, including single-malt scotches and small-batch bourbons. Lunch and hors d'oeuvres are also served.

Ship Tavern - Lunch and dinner are served at this casual restaurant and bar, which evokes early American waterfront taverns, with its crow's nest in the center of the room, model Clipper ships, and nautical decor. Onion soup, prime rib, seafood, signature beers, and the piano cabaret are highlights.

Ellyngton's - The hotel's main dining room—a curved room with windows overlooking Denver's financial district—serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch, and is known locally as the place where power brokers make deals. Advance reservations are recommended for the Sunday champagne brunch, which features a breakfast buffet, cold selections, carved meats and fish, an assortment of fresh pastries, and three kinds of bubbly.

Atrium Lobby - Formal afternoon tea, for which reservations are recommended, is served every afternoon in the hotel's lobby, which is centered around an eight-story atrium capped by an original stained-glass canopy. In the evening, bartenders craft drinks from the hotel's martini cart while a pianist performs.

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