Brown Palace Hotel & Spa

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Eisenhower, the hotel served as his summer headquarters. During the administration of Dwight D.

Expert Tip. Bathrooms contain separate bathtubs and glass-enclosed showers, designer toiletries and terry bathrobes. Amenities include goose down comforters, upholstered ottomans and complimentary bottled artisan water. With ornamentation evocative of the Victorian and Art Deco periods, the 241 guestrooms and suites host mahogany stained furnishings, almond-hued walls and decor in rose, cream and peach.

Guestrooms. A fitness facility provides weight training- and cardiovascular equipment. Menu items include the Artesian Plunge Soak, Brown Sugar Scrub and the Mountain High, Ocean Deep facial treatment. Specialty treatments at the Spa at the Brown Palace incorporate the natural artisan waters flowing from a well 750 feet beneath the hotel. The hotel features conference rooms, a business center and complimentary wireless Internet access throughout the property. Ellyngton's features a champagne Sunday Brunch and the Atrium Lobby hosts formal afternoon teas and nightly piano music beneath its namesake stained-glass canopy. Wednesdays through Saturdays, live entertainment is showcased at the casual Ship Tavern. Rare premium spirits and more than 60 types of cigars, including pre embargo Cubans, are available at the Churchill Bar. Menu highlights include King Canyon Bison, American Kobe-Beef and Butter Poached Maine Lobster. Surrounded by Revolutionary battle flag-replicas and artifacts dating to the 1700s, The Palace Arms boasts contemporary American cuisine complemented by a cellar offering 900 wines.
Hotel Features. An RTD bus stop is two blocks away. Located one block from the property, the 16th Street Mall provides a complimentary shuttle traversing the downtown district. The hotel is four blocks from the State Capitol and within one mile of the Denver Art Museum and Coors Field. , has stood as a landmark to excellence in the Mile-High-City's business and cultural center since 1892. Seamlessly blending Victorian architecture with the charm of the post-modern West, the Brown Palace Hotel & Spa in Denver, Colo.