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Denver has a wide range of accommodation, from stately Victorian inns to nationwide chain hotels. Each part of the city has its own character and atmosphere, so consider what you want from your visit before choosing a hotel. Most accommodation establishments in Denver offer a good night’s rest at a fair price, so you won’t find that your lodging bites into your budget too much. Many of the hotels in the city centre cater to business travellers and offer much lower rates during the weekend, so be sure to ask about a discount.

Where to stay

The majority of the city’s hotels can be found in three main areas: downtown, around the Denver Tech Center (DTC) and around Denver International Airport. But in reality, you can find a decent hotel in every part of town. Unless you are planning to head straight into the mountains, you should consider staying around the downtown area, where most of the attractions, nightlife and dining can be found.

Most business travellers end up staying in one of the many downtown hotels. The convention centre is right in the heart of the city,as well as most of the city’s businesses. The historic lower downtown, known as LoDo, is a great area for its myriad restaurants, bars and clubs. There are a few wonderfully charismatic hotels here such as the Oxford Hotel.

The City Park residential neighbourhood is where you can find most of the popular bed and breakfasts. The East Mansion district of Capitol Hill is another excellent residential area full of restored Victorian homes which have been converted into bed and breakfasts. The most upscale area in Denver is Cherry Creek, where you can find some of the city’s most exclusive and expensive accommodation options.

When to visit

There’s really no bad time to visit Denver. Summer sees the most tourists, as they come to explore the Rockies and enjoy the constant succession of outdoor festivals. Winter is almost as popular thanks to the number of world-class ski resorts such as Vail and Keystone, just a couple of hours away. During either of the high seasons, it’s suggested that you make your room reservations well in advance. Visiting during the spring or autumn will ensure less congestion, better rates and more options.