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Location. Elegantly poised in Denver's downtown historic district and across the street from the Center for Performing Arts, the Hotel Teatro has risen to glory as one Denver's luxury boutique hotels. Catering to a distinguished audience of business executives and leisure professionals, this impressive eight-story hotel is conveniently positioned just two blocks from both the 16th Street Mall and the Colorado Convention Center.
Hotel Features. Hotel Teatro was built in 1911 and was originally the Denver Tramway Building. The two restaurants in the Hotel Teatro include PRIMA, where stone floors, vast windows assignments and dark wood paneling create an exciting stage for afternoon tea among urban professionals and theatre pundits. For a more formal environment, the hotel's Restaurant Kevin Taylor features French-inspired American cuisine in a dining room composed of alabaster chandeliers, Versailles mirrors and original works of art. Other attractive hotel amenities include conference and banquet facilities, business services, child care, dry cleaning services, a 24-hour fitness center and wireless Internet access in the lobby.
Guestrooms. With 12-foot ceilings, contemporary furniture ensembles and romantic views of downtown Denver, the guestrooms at Hotel Teatro have an aristocratic disposition without pretense. Featuring custom entertainment armoires, comprehensive desks and black and white photography, these guestrooms appeal to both corporate executive and artisans. In providing modern amenities such as wired and wireless high-speed Internet access, satellite television, minibars, complimentary bottles of water and newspapers, the Hotel Teatro demonstrates why it has remained among Denver's most respected hotel properties since opening in 1997. With professionalism and true originality, the pet-friendly Hotel Teatro offers "5 Paw Service" dog-welcoming packages to guests who simply cannot leave home without them.
Expert Tip. The Denver Performing Arts Complex, which inspired the hotel's name, covers four square blocks and has nine theaters with seating for over 10,000 people.
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