Excellent hotel close to the station. Has great character and unique furnishings. Rooms are large and well equipped - with coffee making. Staff are very helpful and great to have a real key! Bar next door has good cocktails with a voucher on check in
The hotel is a block from Union Station, near lots of restaurants and the 16th street mall. You don't want to walk too far afield, as, like all other large cities, there are homeless. Parking is valet only, and $42/day, which we didn't find out about until we checked out. Nathan at the front desk is a real asset to the hotel. He upgraded us without charge to a junior suite. The suite was just too small for us (the bed took up most of the room), so the next morning, we asked to be moved, and were moved into a beautiful king room, again with no charge. The hotel provides free bottled water in the room, at the front desk and at the valet stand. There is charcuterie at night, some nights have bourbon tastings, and there is an old speakeasy bar attached to the hotel. the complimentary continental breakfast has good pastries, yogurt parfaits and great coffee. Class act and there is a real sense of ownership among the staff. Top notch.…
The service at this, oldest hotel in Denver, is head and shoulders above the rest. Super friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. The vibe is classic and edgy. Love the Remington sculptures, finch, whiskey tastings, sweet treats, and live music in the lobby. Every single employee is informative on the history and the offerings of the hotel. The Lodo shuttle Tesla is a nice touch. This location is right in front of Union Station, where the airport train ends, and by tons of excellent eateries and shops. The location can't be beat. The rooms are spacious and luxurious. A couple of small takeaways, low water pressure in the shower and the TV was in an unwatchable location in the room. Despite these takeaways, this is definitely a 5 star hotel and experience. Did not know before this visit that the hotel offers spa experiences. I probably would have checked into this before our trip, but our time was totally booked by the time we arrived.…
Stayed here with my brother to attend a Rockies game, and appreciated the Hotel's classic beauty, and convenient location, just a short walk from Union Station. The staff, and I mean EVERYONE we encountered everywhere in the Hotel, were very helpful and accommodated our every request. A health issue forced us to stay an extra night, and though the hotel was full, they helped us through this issue. I can't give the Oxford six Stars, but I would if I could. This Hotel is a perfect jewel in the heart of LODO.
The Oxford is right in the center of downtown Denver and a two minute walk from Union Station. It’s an old hotel, but it is kept up very well and doesn’t feel shabby at all. It has a classy, upscale feel to it. Our room was much larger than expected and had tall windows that let in a lot of light which was nice (had black out curtains). A small complimentary continental breakfast was available in the lobby, but we didn’t take advantage of that because we wanted to have a more substantial breakfast. There are tons of restaurants and shops right outside the hotel. We didn’t go to the on site restaurant, Urban Farmer, because it seemed way overpriced, but we did have a drink at the Cruise Room, which is like a 1920’s speak easy. I recommend having a drink there. I would definitely stay at The Oxford again!…
My friend and I were in town for the Garrison Keillor show scheduled for Red Rocks but it was moved to the Buell Theater because of bad weather. Nonetheless we had a great trip in large part because of our accommodations at The Oxford Hotel and the friendly staff, especially front desk and bar folks. This historic hotel is just a block from Union Station and the train to and from the airport is super convenient. Highly recommend!
Beautiful remodeled old hotel in heart of Denver. Half block from the train station. Great restaurant attached, Urban Farmer. Staff was friendly and helpful. The valet didn’t take forever to get my car. The speakeasy type bar was interesting in it’s neon Art Deco design. Limited wine selection but it’s more of cocktail type place. Only downside is that their “limited housekeeping” meant they don’t come every day. Some days nothing was done in my room. Now that we are in the waning days of Covid I would think a place of this quality would resume housekeeping. Especially with a healthy room rate and even healthier “resort charge”. Neither of which was a surprise when I booked but the lack of housekeeping was. Pros: Classic boutique hotel Great valet and front desk staff Excellent on-site restaurant Large rooms Cons: Limited (non-existent some days) housekeeping Neighborhood can be a little sketchy at night.…
OUTSTANDING service, a front desk staff that goes the extra mile and adds enjoyment to the stay, afternoon bourbon tasting, great location, terrific restaurant, comfy beds, good size rooms. When my sister fell and broke her arm during our visit, the young ladies at the front desk were amazingly compassionate and efficient in arranging transportation back to the hotel from 2 different ERs on 2 different days. They even rustled up some ice cream for us when the kitchen was closed. You could not ask for better service. I recommend The Oxford Hotel MOST HIGHLY!
My wife and I celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary at The Oxford Hotel in April. This was the second time we stayed at the Oxford - our previous stay was 20 years ago. The hotel staff are friendly, courteous and very attentive to your needs. The Bourbon bar was a refreshing change from the typical wine bars at most hotels. The Bourbons were top notch. Our hotel room, as previously, was very clean, functional and comfortable. The bed was especially comfortable. The complimentary breakfast at the Urban Farmer was fantastic. I highly recommend The Oxford Hotel - in my opinion it is one of the best places to stay in downtown Denver.
We come to Denver for a concert & spa trip. We had such a wonderful time here. Perfectly located near the train station & a out of this world coffe shop. (Amante) The hotel offers a car to take you anywhere in 2 miles radius. Which was great to see some art exhibits or dinner. The hotel itself is charming. You feel like you went back in time. The Cruise Room bar was a time warp. Custom drinks & artdeco design. Very interesting bar. The guestrooms are larger than your basic hotels. Loaded with charm & character furnishings. The spa has a wonderful 110 minute massage I highly recommend to any tired body. I felt so relaxed afterwards we took a nap! I have to say everyone we came across was so pleasant! We are returning in June & hope to have another great stay.
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