Four Seasons Hotel Denver

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"Nestled in the center of the city’s theater district, the Four Seasons Hotel Denver impresses with a sleek, tranquil lobby full of natural light and giant floral arrangements. An all-white, towering fireplace is a welcome sight in the winter, and large reception desks host attentive staff ready to serve. The hotel's signature restaurant, Edge, delivers Colorado-ranched beef and a well-curated wine list to locals and guests alike. Enjoy a hot summer night poolside on the third-floor terrace with a cocktail, and the prompt—albeit pricey—room service has a laundry list of options to keep the whole crew happy. A complimentary car service will drop you anywhere within two miles, and the Four Seasons Hotel Denver also offers an array of family-friendly amenities that make traveling easier—think complimentary snacks, in-room tents, a toy wagon, and game consoles. Finally, relax at one of nicest spas in the city; the yummy-smelling evergreen massage soothes every tired muscle." - Megan Barber, Nicholas DeRenzo

Four Seasons Hotel Denver

"What are your first impressions as you enter?Nestled in the center of the city’s theater district, the Four Seasons Hotel Denver impresses with a sleek, tranquil lobby full of natural light and giant floral arrangements. An all-white, towering fireplace is a welcome sight in the winter, and large reception desks host attentive staff ready to serve. Nice. Who else is here?Discerning hotel regulars with the cash to pay for the best. Anything of note that facilitated your stay? Multiple elevators mean that you never have to wait and in-room tech—think iPod docking stations—is helpful without being nerd overload. When you get up to your room, what might you find?Opt for a deluxe mountain view room on floors 10 through 16 and you'll be rewarded with Denver's famous Rocky Mountain sunsets. The room decor is sophisticated and refined, full of soothing earth tones and marble bathrooms. Even the smallest rooms feel like mini-apartments, thanks to comfortable arm chairs and two-person writing desks, and the well-made beds are fluffy and heavenly with crisp linens tucked in tight. Anything else stand out among the amenities in your room?Plush terrycloth bathrobes are a Four Seasons staple. Ask for a humidifier to combat the dry Denver air. If you're hungry, but don't feel like leaving the hotel premises, are there good options?The hotel's signature restaurant, Edge, delivers Colorado-ranched beef and a well-curated wine list to locals and guests alike. Enjoy a hot summer night poolside on the third-floor terrace, and the prompt—albeit pricey—room service has a laundry list of options to keep the whole crew happy. How helpful are the staff members?In-the-know concierge staff can snag even the hardest of reservations. What else should we know before booking a stay?A complimentary car service will drop you anywhere within three miles, and the Four Seasons Hotel Denver also offers an array of family-friendly amenities that make traveling easier—think complimentary snacks, in-room tents, a toy wagon, and game consoles. Finally, relax at one of nicest spas in the city; the yummy-smelling evergreen massage soothes every tired muscle. Bottom line: Why is the Four Seasons a good option for a stay in Denver?Luxe accommodations with a rooftop pool, spa, and restaurant to match." - Megan Barber

"Vacationing families and travelers looking to mix a little pleasure with their business will find plenty to love at the Four Seasons, which occupies 24 floors of a 45-story skyscraper downtown. First, there’s the location—acrossthe street from the performing arts complex, a few blocks from the convention center, and next to the restaurants and shops around historic Larimer Square. But there’s more than enough to keep you on-property: Adjust to the altitude with a gemstone massage and deep-tissue treatment using local evergreen oils at the spa; practice laps in the heated saltwater pool; dine on meat sourced from Colorado ranches and grilled in a pecan-wood oven at EDGE steakhouse; or simply cozy up in a leather armchair by thedouble-sided fireplace in the lobby. Spacious guest rooms are decorated in tasteful neutrals with stone accent walls and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city skyline or nearby mountains; bathrooms have separate soaking tubs and in-mirror TV screens, and the hotel can provide humidifiers and air ionizers to combat Denver’s dry air.Kids can expect their own tailored amenities, from child-sized bathrobes to in-room tents."

"Vacationing families and travelers looking to mix a little pleasure with their business will find plenty to love at the Four Seasons, which occupies 24 floors of a 45-story skyscraper downtown. First, there’s the location—acrossthe street from the performing arts complex, a few blocks from the convention center, and next to the restaurants and shops around historic Larimer Square. But there’s more than enough to keep you on-property: Adjust to the altitude with a gemstone massage and deep-tissue treatment using local evergreen oils at the spa; practice laps in the heated saltwater pool; dine on meat sourced from Colorado ranches and grilled in a pecan-wood oven at EDGE steakhouse; or simply cozy up in a leather armchair by thedouble-sided fireplace in the lobby. Spacious guest rooms are decorated in tasteful neutrals with stone accent walls and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city skyline or nearby mountains; bathrooms have separate soaking tubs and in-mirror TV screens, and the hotel can provide humidifiers and air ionizers to combat Denver’s dry air.Kids can expect their own tailored amenities, from child-sized bathrobes to in-room tents."

Where to Celebrate Halloween 2019 Across Denver - Eater Denver

"Halloween revelers can ditch the red Solo cups for champagne glasses at this intimate four-course Halloween night dinner. Each of the dishes, which include oysters and roasted quail, will be paired with a Veuve Clicquot champagne as lights cast spooky shadows upon the Victorian-inspired table. Tickets start at $150 per person." - Camila Navarrette