The Westin Tabor Center

Location. The Westin Tabor Center is four blocks from Downtown Denver, Colo. The hotel is one-half mile from Coors Field and the Denver Convention Center. The Denver Performing Arts Complex is just over one-half mile away. The Denver Zoo and Denver Art Museum are one mile away. The hotel is less than two miles from Six Flags Elitch Gardens and the Children's Museum. Invesco Field at Mile High Stadium is approximately two miles from the hotel.
Hotel Features. The Westin Tabor Center features a heated outdoor rooftop pool, sun deck and spa tub with city views. The hotel also has a heated indoor pool and spa tub. The hotel's fitness center offers a spinning cycle, a treadmill, free weights and Pilates workout equipment. A gift shop is on location. The hotel includes a business center and 24,000 square feet of events space. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available on the main and lower lobbies. With polished stone floors, V's offers cocktails and light fare. Augusta provides breakfast with city views. The Palm serves prime rib beef and fresh Nova Scotia lobsters.

Guestrooms. Guestrooms at The Westin Tabor Center feature Westin Heavenly Beds with custom-designed pillowtop mattresses and 230-thread count, 100 percent cotton sheets. Beds include comforters, white duvets, five goose- or feather- down pillows and bolster pillows. Rooms offer high-speed Internet access for a fee. Minibars, coffeemakers and laptop-compatible in-room safes are provided. Rooms offer mountain or city views. Bathrooms feature dual showerheads, velour bathrobes and spa bath products.

Expert Tip. The largest arts complex in the world, Denver Performing Arts Complex spans four blocks and ten acres. The complex features ten performance spaces connected by an 80-foot tall glass roof. The complex includes the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, Boettcher Concert Hall, the Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre and Garner Galleria Theatre. The complex regularly hosts the Colorado Ballet, Colorado Symphony Orchestra and Opera Colorado. Theatrical divisions owned by the Denver Performing Arts Complex include Denver Center Attractions, the Denver Center Theatre Company and the National Theatre Conservatory.