Brown Palace Hotel & Spa
(866) 362-1377
321 17th St
Denver,
CO
80202
39.7436
-104.9876
Neighborhoods: Central Business District, Central Business District (CBD), Northwest Denver
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Fine dining and excellent service in a wonderful environment
by Unagiman
April 13, 2009
There is no place like the Brown Palace. Their afternoon tea service is on par with the best in Britain. The historic decor throughout the Brown Palace provides a wonderful feast for the eyes. Both comfortable and refined, there is nothing like the Brown Palace. The Ship Tavern burgers are a special treat, but try not to drip the juices all over your clothes.
- Pros: Superior food quality and service
- Cons: Can be pricey
Loved it
by David9976
February 22, 2009
Me and my wife needed a night out on the town and decided to stay a night at the Brown Palace. It was eveything we had hoped for. Great service, clean rooms and complete pampering. It was just what we needed. It is a bit pricy but it was worth it for the experience. -David
- Pros: Service
- Cons: Price
Agreed - this place is horrible for New Years
by dweber5
January 01, 2009
I agree with a previous review for this hotel. This place is definitely not recommended for New Years. We had 3 friends come in from out of town and we wanted to take them around to enjoy Denver. First issue is when we booked the hotel they said there is plenty of parking. This is the main reason we chose this hotel. We checked in at 4:00pm and then took our friends around town for awhile. Came back at 8:00pm and they tell us the parking is full. Full? They had quite a few rooms open that night. Second, we had asked for accommodations for 5 people and they said that should be no problem. All we expected was two beds and perhaps a cot. After checkin, they tell us there is nothing they can do for us for accommodations. I'm sorry, but we are not filthy rich and able to drop over $1000 on two rooms for one night. Then, at 1:00am in the morning, they knock on the door and bring in a cot. And this could not have been done earlier? Never again, never again.
- Pros: located in downtown near everything, has a nice view
- Cons: staff was horrible, no parking (unless you have the $$$ to drop I suppose)
A wonderful nights stay with superb and attentive staff!!
by brandystewart
September 14, 2008
This hotel was a wonderful nights stay. The staff was consistantly attentive and friendly. I felt like I a Queen! The hotel spa was a relaxing retreat. And, again the staff was attentive and friendly. The common areas were always checked and kept in clean tidy order. We had dinner in the Tavern, again - perfection!
On Sunday morning they serve a fabulous champagne brunch in Ellington's. It was fit for a King. In closing I would recommend experiencing any portion of what this hotel has to offer - you will not be disappointed. Whether it be just a mani-cure / pedi cure to a full night stay with dinner and breakfast.
- Pros: Consistant attentive and friendly staff
- Cons: None
Expect antique furnishings, Old-World service and a nine-story atrium topped with its original stained-glass ceiling.
by Contributor
May 24, 2006
The Scene
Opened in 1892, this wedge-shaped sandstone and granite building has hosted princes and presidents, Hollywood actors and rock stars. It has been completely modernized over the years, but always with an eye to preserving its history.
The Details
Each of the 241 rooms has thick terry robes and down comforters. Other amenities include complimentary high-speed Internet access, 24-hour room service, twice-daily maid service, a full-time concierge and a well-equipped fitness center. The art-deco staterooms on the eighth and ninth floors are a little more costly, but a lot bigger than the hotel's other doubles. Several of the 25 suites, all with fireplaces, are named after their famous occupants, such as President Eisenhower and the Beatles. Every afternoon, English tea is served in the atrium lobby. Sundays, both out-of-towners and locals enjoy the Dom Perignon Sunday brunch.
Dogs, I wanted a hotel for people
by denver88
December 22, 2005
Great historic hotel and rooms. However, not the quietest place. If you like dogs, dog hair in the room, a dog on your bedspread prior to your stay, and dog lying on the chair prior to your stay, and oh yes, a barking dog once in awhile, this is your place. I like a clean room free of pets. I don't want to even think about some dogs butt on my bedspread or chair, uhh. The management should put the pets and owners on one floor and let them enjoy themselves. Oh did I add, barking dogs on ocassion. Great location to downtown but I'm not going back (unless I bring a dog along).
- Pros: location, historic hotel
- Cons: dogs, dog hair, dogs barking
The Best Hotel in Denver!
by mep4y
July 23, 2003
This historic hotel has all the amenities anyone would want and more! Their restaurants were spectacular and afternoon tea is a must attend. If you are looking for a place to stay in Denver, this is where you should go!
- Pros: Great service, Nice views, Luxurious rooms
The Best Hotel in Denver
by Marebeth1
January 27, 2003
Wonderfully romantic and full of nostalgia. Will always go back when I'm in Denver.
Don't go for New Years Eve!!!
by idefib
January 01, 2003
It is truly a pity that such a beautiful hotel, with an amazing history, is robbing people at New Years Eve. $743 for one of the best packages available, a great room, a horrid dinner, and the gall to have a CASH BAR! The room and view were very nice, although I couldn't open the window, as the room was ungodly hot. Dinner was the biggest disappointment in the Palace Arms. A tiny starter, inedible, a salad that looks like 4 leaf clovers, and a small piece of steak, that was like chewing rubber. The kicker was the cash bar, $5-6 for a pitiful drink after paying $743 dollars for a nights package. The Radisson was $300 per couple and had an open bar. Please dont waste your money.
- Pros: Very fancy room, Great Bed, Beautiful hotel
- Cons: Room was an oven, Food is terrible
Class and romance all the way!
by nancyj1945
November 29, 2002
The Brown Palace should be rated the number one romantic hotel in the Denver area. The opulance is everwhere, from the grand atrium to the lovely rooms. Couples can enjoy a walk though downtown and sip champagne with afternoon tea.
There is no comparison between the Brown Palace and the Inverness Hotel. Please don't include business people's ratings of wonderful golf with romance.
