Are you looking for a fun and unique Denver staycation? If so, you need to have both a list of attractions to check out as well as a place to stay after a long day. When checking out accommodations, don't just settle for a some stale chain hotel; stay at this one-of-a-kind Denver hotel for an experience you will never forget:
Located at 1405 Curtis Street, the Curtis Hotel is described as being a "fun Denver boutique hotel where the art is colorful and the experience is anything but ordinary."
Completed in 1974, the Curtis is a 350-foot-tall downtown skyscraper that boasts 30 floors of beautiful guest rooms, restaurants, and special event spaces.
In addition to the creative pop culture themes in each Standard, Hyper-Themed Room, and Suite, each room comes complete with 300 Thread Count Sheets, 42 Inch Flat Panel HD TV, and complimentary Wi-Fi.
When you visit The Curtis, make it a point to check out the hotel's colorful art exhibits, dine at the famed Corner Office restaurant and bar, and have an epic showdown with one of your favorite old-school board games (pictured).
Are you looking for the best hot springs in Denver or its neighboring areas? If so, we've certainly got you covered. Treat yourself to an unforgettable getaway at the historic Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort in Nathrop, Colorado, between the charming towns of Buena Vista and Salida. Soak your bones in the very same natural hot springs along Chalk Creek that native tribes did over one hundred years ago while also enjoying the seemingly endless amenities of a modern-day resort -- including delicious restaurants, bars, a soothing spa, fitness classes, and a wide range of holistic pools. As you search for your next weekend getaway from Denver, this resort provides a grand place to take your family or your sweetheart for a refreshing escape from your worries and woes.
Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort's long and fascinating history began all the way back in 1860, when a hotel, way station, and freight depot were built to serve freighters and miners passing through the area, and it has since survived many owners, purposes, and expansions. When you visit today, you'll feel a sense of history.
In 2004, the resort's current owners purchased the property and embarked on a massive renovation that led to the stunning grounds and accommodations you are privy to today.
The resort offers a whole host of soaking and swimming options, including the Cascading Hot Springs Pools, where you and your love can relax in the warmth of the healing waters amidst the crisp, clean mountain air. When you're on the hunt for a fantastic spot to stay, you've come to the right place.
At night, you'll have the chance to unwind under an endless swath of twinkling stars. Note: these pools and many others are for guests aged 16 years and up, so plan your adventure accordingly.
At the Historic Bath House, established in 1867, you'll find a soaking pool, exercise pool, showers, lockers, and soothing natural creekside hot springs where you can create your own personal healing experience. You'll soon feel that stress simply melting away.
The creekside pools are fed by natural geothermal hot springs, swirling and bubbling with the rejuvenating waters of Chalk Creek. These are the very same pools that the indigenous communities washed their weary souls in over a century ago.
If pure peace and quiet are what you crave, the Relaxation Pool will grant you all the serenity you need. The area offers lounge chairs, a sparsely populated pool maintained at 99 degrees Fahrenheit (reserved for adults only), and tranquil space to breathe in the fresh alpine air and surrounding views.
The resort also provides a variety of cozy accommodations, including the Lodge, Cliffside, and Hillside, seen here. No matter where you spend the night, you'll have an out-of-this-world stay.
They also offer cabins, which are uniquely modern and rustic and contain additional amenities like stovetops and fireplaces. On a chilly evening, there's no better place to stay.
Snuggle up by the burning flames or enjoy views of the surrounding Chalk Creek from your private deck or patio with a glass of wine or a piping hot mug of tea in hand.
Dine on lovingly prepared local cuisine at the Lodge's Princeton Club, where dishes are created using fresh, locally sourced, and organic ingredients whenever possible. The Princeton Club also offers breakfast, lunch, small plates, and dinner. Are you feeling hungry yet?
In addition to the full-service spa, the resort provides guests with yoga and fitness classes, a fitness center, juice bar, exercise pool, and a whole host of nearby outdoor activities, which vary depending on the season.
Of course, if you'd like to venture beyond the resort grounds, the endearing town of Buena Vista is located just 12.4 miles down the road and has loads of restaurants, bars, shops, and other attractions.
Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort offers healing and rejuvenation year-round, so book your trip today. You've earned it!
Now that you've read about one of the most marvelous getaways in Denver and beyond, you'll surely want to start planning your trip! Have you and your loved ones stayed at this resort? Share your experiences with us by leaving a Facebook comment or recommend more of the best hot springs in Denver by completing our official nomination form.
Searching for yet another top-notch local getaway? Be sure to explore this hidden resort near Denver that's the perfect place to get away from it all.
An overnight stay at The Crawford Hotel found within Denver's Union Station promises guests a prime location that is within walking distance of unbeatable shopping, restaurants, and bars. The only thing that beats such close proximity to Denver's energy-filled attractions at Union Station is for those favorites to actually come to you. The good news is, this can actually be your experience at The Crawford Hotel.
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Just as the Union Station has been a welcoming point for Denver visitors since it's beginning (1881), you will experience the same during your stay at The Crawford Hotel.
The hotel's rooms are found on three floors, with each floor's style representing a different era in Denver Union Station's history. You can be assured that no two rooms are alike.
You'll definitely want to take part in the hotel's special "bed and breakfast" offer.
Instead of waiting in line for a taste of Denver's favorite breakfast, you can curl up under the covers in your room and simply wait for a knock at the door when your food is ready.
Snooze is famous for their uniquely delicious pancake flavors. We recommend ordering a flight of three different flavors if you are having trouble making up your mind about what to order.
Whether you live in the Mile High City and are looking for the ultimate stay-cation, or are just traveling through, The Crawford Hotel's "Bed and Breakfast" package will definitely immerse you in a truly "Denver" experience.
