We stayed at the Brown Palace hotel for our 10th wedding anniversary and had a great stay. We were offered a complimentary glass of champagne when we checked in. Very nice touch. The room was great with a lot of space to spread out. We had dinner at a restaurant nearby and enjoyed having the hotel's complimentary car pick us up after dinner. The hotel was nice and quiet and it has a beautiful foyer for enjoying afternoon tea or an evening drink. The history of the hotel is incredible. We're planning on staying there again.

Brown Palace Hotel: Denver
Two night stay.
What a gorgoeus hotel full of history. My stay at the Brown Palace was a wonderful experience. The staff was professional and attentive. I stayed in the excutive suite on the 9th floor. The room was clean and beautifully decorated. The room service was awesome. My second day I returned to my room with my bed pulled back for me, slippers layed out and chocolates next to my bed! They have several resturants within the hotel and I ate at the historic Ship Tavern where the service was fantastic and the food was great and reasonably priced.
This hotel is a great find and I look forward to more visits to Denver where I again can stay at the beautiful Brown Palace Hotel. Lastly, they have a great website which is easy to use and great descriptions of all the services offered.
Five Stars plus in my book!

The Brown Palace is a lovely hotel, especially at Christmas time when the lobby is decorated very lushy with tree and trimmings. My husband and I have stayed twice when our holiday party was booked at the Brown. The service is amazing, very attentive and works to ensure they keep a reputation of having good service. We only dine at the party which had very good food, classy and lots of variety but I've heard the pub has excellent food and there is a fancy piano and mid-day tea that is supposed to be excellent. Brown Palace is definately expensive but in line with other nice downtown hotels. You do pay for parking and valet is pretty well your choice on a daily rate.

As for the rooms, Brown Palace has a variety of choices from a standard king up to nicer suites. The suites and anything above the standard room are amazing. They are spacious, have old-time decadence to the furnishing and are very comfortable. On the standard room, you are still paying $140 or more a night and sometimes the rooms are so crowded with the furniture, only one person can pass between the bed and the armoie holding the tv. If you are staying one night, this is probably OK but if you are staying several nights, you should consider this.

If you love the location and are planning on staying in the standard room, consider the Brown's sister property across the street. The Comfort Inn Downtown is connected by a skybridge to the Brown and is considerable cheaper while still a nice hotel. We opted for our 3rd trip to the Brown for a party to get a corner king room at the Comfort Inn instead. It was maybe $25 less a night but the room was twice as big and two walls were windows looking over downtown Denver. It was a very lovely room and only downside was in the middle of winter, all those windows can make the room a little chilly.

The Brown Palace was absolutely BEAUTIFUL, the minute we got out of the cab. The staff was so attentive to our needs, and everyone seemed so friendly there. I loved the location of the hotel, just a block away from the 16th Street Mall. Which on that note could have had a few other stores to be called a mall, but it was fun to have something so close by to go to. The Cherry Creek Mall is very nice if you are there to do some shopping...that is about 3 miles away. The rooms were excellent, except the air conditioning wasn't the greatest, atleast they had a ceiling fan in there to circulate the air. Overall, we would definitely stay at The Brown Palace again! Keep up the good work!