Denver

"What a hotel should be" rave fans of this "quintessentially Denver" "classic", offering "luxury at its best" -- from the "beautiful" lobby to "delicious" on-site eats. — Zagat

Four Seasons Hotel Denver offers 239 guest rooms decked out in mountain tones of brown and tan with earthy touches such as cut stone columns and cozy fireplaces featured in some rooms. — Forbes Travel Guide

Besotted guests gush this "top-notch" choice is the "best hotel in Denver", "fancy" for sure with quarters "you would expect" from the Ritz. — Zagat

The Oxford is one of Denver's most notable historic hotels, ideally located in the lively LoDo neighborhood and in close proximity to area hot spots. — Oyster

Denver's newest and liveliest boutique retreat...an anomaly with a mere 122 rooms appended to 10 prime dining and drinking establishments, as well as upscale shopping and an old-school bookstore. — Star Service

Although the JW Marriott is located three miles outside of downtown, the hotel is still convenient to several attractions, including the upscale Cherry Creek Shopping Center. — Travel + Leisure

The eclectic rooms feature vividly colored pillows, furniture in fanciful yet quite comfortable shapes, and welcome touches such as white marble bathrooms. — Fodor's

In a Downtown studded with skyscrapers, the 110-room Teatro's century-old building offers a glimpse of the city's western heritage. — The Telegraph

"For those with a quirky sensibility", this "one-of-a-kind" boutique offers a "swanky" stay with a "fun" and "funky" twist, featuring "zany", "themed" floors. — Zagat

Good value, renovated rooms, and a top-notch onsite restaurant helps the Hotel Monaco stand out. — Condé Nast Traveler

This elegant midsize hotel has undergone extensive renovation, with data-ports and tasteful new furnishings. — Michelin Guide

Business traveler favorite in a prime downtown location, with a modern look, buzzy grill and bar, and vast event spaces. — Jetsetter

This commercial goliath, a 37-story tower near the end of the 16th Street pedestrian mall and close to the convention center, is the second largest hotel in Denver. — Star Service

The inn now features a green bent with eco-friendly policies, local ingredients in the breakfasts, and sunny artworks. — Frommer's

An architectural gem with a great location for exploring the Civic Center area on foot. — Frommer's

The Westin Denver Downtown, conveniently located next to the 16th Street Pedestrian Mall, is quite like a Westin anywhere, with contemporary but generic rooms and a bevy of solid amenities. — Oyster

Inside the glass-and-steel building, the lobby is designed to resemble an Italian villa, with large marble columns, Renaissance-style paintings, and vintage furniture set beside a fireplace. — Travel + Leisure

A historic gem in the heart of downtown Denver. — Gayot

Close to Larimer Square, the theaters, the 16th Street Mall, and the Colorado Convention Center—downtown hotels don't get much better than this. — Fodor's

On the mall close to museums and the Denver Center for Performing Arts, this hotel is the largest in the state and a top contender in the meetings and conventions market. — Star Service