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“The Art, in downtown Denver, is a capital-A Art hotel with a museum pedigree. The hotel’s in-house curator, Dianne Vanderlip, is the former curator of modern and contemporary art at the Denver Art Museum, which is just steps away from the 165-room hotel.”
“Rooms are sizable and modern, and the large patio with fire pits and great views is perfect for happy-hour cocktails. The location close to downtown restaurants and attractions could hardly be better.”
“The ART Hotel doesn’t pay lip service to art; works in their collection include those by museum names like Deborah Butterfield and John Baldessari. The property features two separate galleries, plus works in public spaces, on guest floors, in meeting space, as well as dining areas.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Denver.
“Brilliant in concept, this 165-room boutique hotel melds luxury accommodations with curated original artwork in every room and common area, in a comfortable contemporary setting. The spectacular building, surrounded by culture in one of Denver’s top urban neighbourhoods, is a piece of art itself.”
What guests liked
- Helpful staff
- Comfortable beds
- Top location
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
The Art Hotel, located in Denver USA, is a family-friendly property. It is a treat to anyone who appreciates fine art with accommodations that offer refined comfort, high-end amenities and intimate service. Big-name artists often fill its walls and are the perfect place for a budding artist to stay. There are a number of famous art pieces decorating its walls from famed artists living, dead, local and international. Examples include 20th-century icon Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawing #397 and a piece by Leo Villareal, best known for a piece called The Bay Lights.
The hotel is ideally located in the entertainment district and is within walking distance of several attractions such as the History Colorado, Denver Public Library, Curious Theatre, Clyfford Still Museum and Byers-Evans House Museum
Accommodations at the hotel are as spectacular as their artsy feel. Each room is air-conditioned and comes with a flat-screen TV, coffee and a private bathroom with bathrobes, free toiletries and a hairdryer. Along with premium bedding, the room amenities also include free WiFi and free wired Internet, digital channels, a sitting area and a minibar. Guest are free to enjoy the FIRE restaurant which, serves breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner and offers a cocktail hour.
Hotel Details
— 165 rooms
— Opened in 2016
— Contemporary style
Hotel Features
— 24-hour front desk
— Private parking
— Wellness center
— Bridal suites
— Pets are allowed
— Outdoor fireplace and furniture
— Multilingual staff
— Business facilities
— Concierge service
— Daily housekeeping
— Facilities for disabled guests available
— Free WiFi
— Laundry services
— Luggage storage
— Restaurant
— ATM machine on site
— Tour desk
— Airport shuttle
Additional Info
— Check in begins at 3:00 PM
— Check out ends at 11:00 AM
— Minimum check-in age is 21 years old
Address
1201 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203, USA.
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