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Open since 1892, only 16 years after Colorado earned its statehood, The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa, Autograph Collection has been a Denver icon ever since it began. Despite its enduring grandeur, The Brown Palace came from relatively humble beginnings, as a dream of Ohioan carpenter-turned-real-estate spectator Henry C. Brown. In a stroke of brilliance, he funneled the profits he had made selling off parcels of land into a bid to transform a triangular plot he used as a cow pasture into a magnificent new hotel. Brown spared no expense in turning his dream into a reality and hired renowned architect Frank E. Edbrooke to oversee its creation, who in turn incorporated palatial touches truly worthy of the hotel’s name, including a soaring eight-story atrium ringed with filigree wrought-iron railings and crowned with a stunning stained-glass ceiling. They even dug an artesian well 720 feet beneath the hotel’s foundation (an amenity that current guests passing through still enjoy). Two million dollars and four years later, The Brown Palace Hotel opened its doors as the tallest building in Denver, quickly earning an esteemed reputation that continues to this day.

Today, The Brown Palace remains atop the ranks of the finest hotels in Denver and stays true to its early motto of “Where the World Registers.” Along with its elegant design, which still retains much of its timeless beauty, guests staying at The Brown Palace Hotel can also enjoy a meal or drink at several different restaurants and lounges, indulge in a luxurious treatment at The Spa and Salon, or unwind during the hotel’s daily live musical performances. Additionally, thanks to its convenient location in the Mile High City’s bustling downtown, Brown Palace guests are also ideally situated for exploring some of the area’s top attractions.

The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa, Autograph Collection has been named to these Historic Hotels of America Top 25 Lists

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Uncover Denver—a city of contrasts, Colorado’s state capital is a modern metropolis and cultural melting pot with a Wild West spirit, all surrounded by some of the most majestic landscapes in the United States.

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Uncover Denver—a city of contrasts, Colorado’s state capital is a modern metropolis and cultural melting pot with a Wild West spirit, all surrounded by some of the most majestic landscapes in the United States.

Discover why The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa is known as the “Grande Dame of Denver,” from its stately Italian Renaissance Revival architecture to its distinguished tradition of offering gracious hospitality.

Discover

Discover why The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa is known as the “Grande Dame of Denver,” from its stately Italian Renaissance Revival architecture to its distinguished tradition of offering gracious hospitality.

Explore the many museums that call the Mile High City and its surrounding suburbs home, which celebrate everything from art, culture, and history to science, transportation, and even mountaineering.

Explore

Explore the many museums that call the Mile High City and its surrounding suburbs home, which celebrate everything from art, culture, and history to science, transportation, and even mountaineering.

Experience one of the hotel’s signature events, whether listening to its stories on a historian-guided tour, seeing a steer hold court in the atrium during afternoon tea, or kicking off the holiday season with a cascade of champagne.

Experience

Experience one of the hotel’s signature events, whether listening to its stories on a historian-guided tour, seeing a steer hold court in the atrium during afternoon tea, or kicking off the holiday season with a cascade of champagne.

Taste the flavors of Colorado’s capital city, which runs the gamut from ranch-raised beef and bison to fire-roasted green Pueblo chiles to craft-brewed beer.

Taste

Taste the flavors of Colorado’s capital city, which runs the gamut from ranch-raised beef and bison to fire-roasted green Pueblo chiles to craft-brewed beer.

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