Accommodations
Ever since it first opened its doors, The Brown Palace has been known for its sophisticated and elevated yet welcoming ambiance, a hallmark that can still be felt in the hotel’s accommodations today. Many of the guestrooms and suites exude a contemporary elegance, juxtaposing traditional touches like tufted headboards with more modern silhouettes and patterns. The uniquely themed Presidential Suites, meanwhile, pay homage to some of the hotel’s most distinguished guests, from U.S. presidents to a truly iconic band.
The Brown Palace Hotel not only puts a premium on luxury, but sustainability, too. In fact, green practices have been put in place throughout the hotel. In the guestrooms specifically, travelers can expect artesian water from The Brown’s very own wells, which are drilled to a depth of 700 feet below the hotel, as well as low-flow shower heads, seasonal thermostat settings, bathroom amenities in biodegradable and recyclable packaging, and more. In addition to being eco-friendly, the hotel is also pet-friendly, welcoming one dog under 60 pounds for a non-refundable pet fee of $125.
Featured Accommodations
Approx. 300 sq ft, with a queen-size bed and a city view.
Approx. 400-450 sq ft, with one king-size or two queen-size bed and a city view.
Approx. 650-700 sq ft, with one king-size bed, an expanded seating area, and a city view.
Approx. 700 sq ft on the top two floors of the hotel, with one king-size or two queen-size bed, a desk, a sofa, a newly remodeled bathroom, and a city view (also available as an accessible guestroom).
Approx. 500 sq ft two-room suite, with one king-size bed, a small living room with a sofa, and a city view.
Approx. 700 sq ft two-room suite in the corner of the hotel, with one king-size bed, a living area with sofas and tables, and a city view.
Approx. 850 sq ft two-room suite decorated in an Art Deco-inspired style on the top two floors of the hotel, with one king-size bed, a spacious living room with sofas and tables, a generously sized bathroom with a soaking tub, and a city view.
Approx. 1,000 sq ft two-room corner suite, with one king-size bed, a spacious living room with sofas and tables, a generously sized bathroom with a tub, a city view, and a unique design inspired by the suite’s most famous guests.
This retro-inspired suite once played host to The Beatles during their 1964 World Tour concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater, featuring a custom Beatles jukebox, vintage photos of the band, and framed records.
A sun-filled suite in a 1950s-era ranch style inspired by Ronald Reagan, who stayed in the suite in 1981; features include a fireplace, a four-poster king-size bed, an amber marble bathroom, and a dining table for four.
Home to the Eisenhower family during the summer of 1955 (Mamie Eisenhower, Ike’s wife, was from Denver), this stately suite boasts a presidential ambiance, complete with a rich blue carpeting, elegant draperies, an eight-person dining table beneath a crystal chandelier, and a fireplace (with a dent still in the mantel from Ike’s golf practice).
From a desk decorated with pictures of the famous Rough Rider to the handsome wood paneling accented with nature-inspired artworks and leather seating, this rustic yet elegant suite pays tribute to Theodore Roosevelt, who visited the hotel in 1905.
Room Amenities
Complimentary WiFi
In-room safe
Robes
Hair dryer
Keurig coffee maker
Iron
Flat-screen HDTV
In-room dining
iPod docking station
Pure artesian water from the hotel’s well
Complimentary access to fitness room, which is equipped with free weights and cardio equipment like treadmills, ellipticals, and stationary bikes
Featured Offers
Book the Best Available Rate at this property on HistoricHotels.org and receive a complimentary one-year family membership (a $30 value) to the National Trust for Historic Preservation.