Hotel Teatro
Hotel · Central Business District ·
Upscale hotel with library lounge, pet-friendly rooms, and bikes
Upscale hotel with library lounge, pet-friendly rooms, and bikes
"Towering bookshelves, comfy leather couches, and abundant reading lights feel like a well-to-do professor's library in this boutique 110-room theater-district hotel. You'll find city dwellers, business travelers, and couples on a romantic getaway mingling around the Hotel Teatro. It's arguably the most dog-friendly hotel in the city, letting four-legged friends stay with no pet fees and no weight restrictions in spacious, well-styled rooms in an imminently walkable section of LoDo, but beware, you could be tempted to stay put: The beds are addictively comfortable." - Megan Barber, Nicholas DeRenzo
"First impressions?Towering bookshelves, comfy leather couches, and abundant reading lights feel like a well-to-do professor's library in this 110-room theater district hotel. An inviting fireplace seals the deal. Who else is here?City dwellers, business travelers, and couples on a romantic getaway. How was check-in? Check-in flowed easily and the noon check-out time made for a relaxed morning. And the rooms?The king corner rooms are a treat, thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows with city views, and deep soaking tubs to help soothe weary legs. Custom oak wardrobes complement a handsome blue-gray-cream color scheme, and the rainforest shower head makes you want to stay for days. Any other details?Plush terry robes are soft like kitten fur, and an in-room Keurig coffee maker made do when the urge for caffeine hit. Custom bicycles can be signed out at the front desk and the ever-so-important Wi-Fi was free and strong. How about food options?A seasonal menu of farm-to-table creations at the on-site Nickel restaurant packs a punch, taking advantage of local produce and meats. The Nickel also serves up 24-hour in-room dining, so when a craving for an ooey-gooey dessert hits at midnight, you can indulge. Are pets welcome?The Hotel Teatro is the most dog-friendly hotel in the city, letting four-legged friends stay with no pet fees and no weight restrictions. Why book here?The hotel has spacious, well-styled rooms in an imminently walkable section of LoDo, but beware, you could be tempted to stay put: The beds are addictively comfortable." - Megan Barber
"Denver might not immediately come to mind as a cultural destination, but the Performing Arts Complex is one of the largest in the world, with ten different venues. Take in a show, then retire across the street at Hotel Teatro, a Theatre District mainstay that will have you rethinking the city’s creative credentials. A 2014 renovation kept many of the 1911 Denver Tramway building’s original details, like the grand marble lobby entrance, but updated the aesthetic in other public spaces: The Study feels like a chic living room, with coffered ceilings, curio-filled bookshelves, and leather furnishings around a sandstone fireplace, while refreshed guest rooms have high ceilings, deep-soaking tubs, and mattresses thick enough to sink into. A nod to the old trolley fare, The Nickel restaurant serves locally sourced shareable plates and barrel-aged cocktails—pace yourself so you can wake early and borrow a cruiser bike to explore nearby Larimer Square the next morning. Note that dogs are especially welcome with no fees or weight limit, and the staff can arrange for anin-room massage or a “pawdicure” at a neighborhood pet spa."
"Laces its White Russians with CBD-infused pepper-and-turmeric oil." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"A dog-friendly, centrally located luxury hotel in Downtown Denver that hosted a puppy-brunch fundraiser on Sunday, April 29; puppies from a Colorado no-kill shelter were inside from 10:30 to 1:30, and guests or passersby could donate $5 to play with the animals and receive a complimentary mimosa at the hotel's on-site restaurant. Attendees were asked not to dress their own dogs for the event. The property markets itself as an ideal downtown stay for business or pleasure, with nightlife, Coors Field, the arena (Pepsi Center), and Denver Pavilions within easy walking distance." - Josie Sexton