The Brown Palace Hotel

321 Seventeenth Street
Denver, Colorado 80202

Written by Julie Greiner

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The Brown Palace Hotel is situated in the financial district of downtown Denver, one block from the 16th Street pedestrian mall, just a five-block walk to the Colorado Convention Center and 24 miles from the Denver International Airport. Originally opened in 1892 - the Brown Palace has since maintained its AAA four-diamond and Mobil four-star rating and served host to many presidents, celebrities, tourists and business travelers. The atrium lobby rises nine floors to a stained glass canopy and the unique triangular shaped building allows for Colorado sunshine to illuminate each of its 241 luxury room and suite accommodations.

Guest Accommodations at the Brown Palace Hotel

The Brown Palace has 241 rooms and suites - all of which surround the nine-story atrium lobby. The guest rooms are elegantly appointed and feature state-of-the-art modern conveniences: two line telephones with fax/modem capability, private voice mail, cable/color TV with movies and video games on-demand, video check-out,

View of a Guest Room at the Brown Palace Hotel of Denver

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individually controlled heating and air conditioning, irons and ironing boards, twice-daily maid service, nightly turndown, 24-hour room service, daily newspaper, full concierge service, Taylor of London toiletries, hair dryer, plush terry robe and pure artesian water from the hotel's own 720-foot well. The on-site facilities include a fitness room quipped with state-of-the-art cardiovascular and weight training equipment, a full-service business center, a barber/beauty salon and the Brown Palace Flower Shop.

Dining at The Brown Palace Hotel of Denver

The Palace Arms, Mobil Travel Guide's Four-Star designation, serves signature items such as Roasted Rack of Colorado Lamb and Pan Roasted Loin of Veal. Dine in an atmosphere of 1670 antiques reflecting the Napoleonic era. The Ship Tavern opened in 1934 at the repeal of Prohibition - said to be a Denver landmark - reminiscent of the best of early American water-front taverns in the Clipper Ship era. Ellyngton's has become known as the home to the "power meal" and since its extensive renovations serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Afternoon Tea at The Brown Palace - set amidst the historic grandeur of the

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newly restored atrium lobby, with its serenade of harp and piano, guests relax and sit back and enjoy a rich tradition. In the evening the atrium is filled with piano music and guests enjoying a cocktail under the glass skylight.

Meeting, Conference, Banquet and Weddings at the Brown Palace

13,000 square feet of meeting and function space is available in 12 separate rooms. State-of-the-art technical capabilities are a result of a five-year restoration - groups ranging from 10 to 500 can simultaneously access the internet through hubs in each of the meeting rooms. Social functions are enhanced by the hotel's rich heritage, elegant atmosphere and outstanding service. The detail-oriented professional staff ensure your occasion will be a successful one.