Denver City Splurge
While the 19th century gold rush put most of Colorado on the map, Denver benefited from the discovery of silver in the 1880s. During this time period, developers capitalized in the city's nouveau opulence, and built some of the most ornate and elegant hotels and restaurants in Colorado. Many of these establishments are still in business, and worthy of an indulgent, Denver city splurge.
The Denver Brown Palace Hotel opened its doors on August 12, 1892 and continues to impress it visitors with its distinctive architecture, palatial lobby and luxurious accommodations. Afternoon tea is a tradition at this iconic Victorian establishment, and the honey for you tea comes from the hotel's rooftop bee farm. For the ultimate s... More >
The Denver Brown Palace Hotel opened its doors on August 12, 1892 and continues to impress it visitors with its distinctive architecture, palatial lobby and luxurious accommodations. Afternoon tea is a tradition at this iconic Victorian establishment, and the honey for you tea comes from the hotel's rooftop bee farm. For the ultimate splurge, book a 7.5 hour spa package at the Brown Palace Spa, which includes facial, manicure, body wrap, massage, manicure, pedicure, hair style and lunch.
Denver was once known for its funky, Off-Broadway style theater scene, but the recent renovation of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts raises the theatrical bar for the Mile High City. For the ultimate splurge, consider one of the center's VIP evenings, which begin with a cocktail party, continue with a gourmet dinner and finish... More >
Denver was once known for its funky, Off-Broadway style theater scene, but the recent renovation of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts raises the theatrical bar for the Mile High City. For the ultimate splurge, consider one of the center's VIP evenings, which begin with a cocktail party, continue with a gourmet dinner and finish with a show.
Afternoon tea is a tradition at this iconic Victorian establishment, and the honey for you tea comes from the hotel's rooftop bee farm.
Over 160 upscale shops populate the Denver Cherry Creek Shopping Center. Most will be familiar to frequent shopping center visitors, but for a true Colorado experience, visit flare, a conglomeration of local artisans, each with their own vendor booth. When you need a rest, visit the Sharp Aquos shopper's lounge on the upper level, or ... More >
Over 160 upscale shops populate the Denver Cherry Creek Shopping Center. Most will be familiar to frequent shopping center visitors, but for a true Colorado experience, visit flare, a conglomeration of local artisans, each with their own vendor booth. When you need a rest, visit the Sharp Aquos shopper's lounge on the upper level, or grab a bite to eat at the Nordstrom Cafe Bistro.
Nothing beats sipping champagne and snacking on fresh brie with dried plums while enjoying an aerial view of Denver. The Peaks Lounge at the Hyatt Regency offers you this hedonistic indulgence.
Catching a game at Coors Field is an iconic Denver experience, but Club Level seating at the Wells Fargo Club at Coors Field is an unforgettable experience. this premium outdoor seating area features waiter service directly to your seat. If you'd prefer hand-carved sandwiches and fresh pasta selections to stadium hot dogs this is the ... More >
Catching a game at Coors Field is an iconic Denver experience, but Club Level seating at the Wells Fargo Club at Coors Field is an unforgettable experience. this premium outdoor seating area features waiter service directly to your seat. If you'd prefer hand-carved sandwiches and fresh pasta selections to stadium hot dogs this is the place to sit.
| Most will be familiar to frequent shopping center visitors, but for a true Colorado experience, visit flare, a conglomeration of local artisans, each with their own vendor booth. |
Denver is home to the REI flagship store, where outdoor enthusiasts find an endless selection of gear, clothing, accessories and books. Here, you can shop till you drop, but be sure to spend some time on the REI Climbing Pinnacle, a 47-foot climbing wall with a 64,000 square foot sculpted rock surface. More
Denver is home to the REI flagship store, where outdoor enthusiasts find an endless selection of gear, clothing, accessories and books. Here, you can shop till you drop, but be sure to spend some time on the REI Climbing Pinnacle, a 47-foot climbing wall with a 64,000 square foot sculpted rock surface.
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