"The 336-room Curtis DoubleTree by Hilton may be a mid-range hotel, but it's fun and kid-friendly." Full review

"Management's Kimpton-style makeover has transformed this once staid business hotel into one of this chain's brightest and most colorful options west of the Mississippi." Full review

"Boutiquey lodgings are a dime a dozen downtown. The Curtis one-ups its competition with a commitment to childlike fun."

""For those with a quirky sensibility", this "one-of-a-kind" boutique offers a "swanky" stay with a "fun" and "funky" twist, featuring "zany", "themed" floors."

"Pop culture-inspired hospitality resides in Denver at this artsy hotel."

"Each floor here has a pop-culture theme, from classic cars to TV to science fiction, and the rooms are spacious and groovy, with speakers for your MP3 player and comfy, mod furnishings." Full review

"Let your inner child out to play at Doubletree’s pop culture hotel with a surprise around every corner." Full review

"The Curtis is a quirky downtown hotel that sits across the street from the Denver Performing Arts Complex and just a couple of blocks from the 16th Street Mall"

"The Curtis reopened in 2007, with nostalgic board games in the lobby, floors with various themes... and wake-up calls by Darth Vader and Austin Powers sound-alikes." Full review

"Attention to detail – be it through the service or the decor in the rooms – is paramount at the Curtis, a one of a kind hotel in Denver." Full review

"Colorado artists provide more than 400 original art pieces and handmade products at The Maven in downtown Denver." Full review

"If it had nothing going for it but its location, this Sage Hospitality concept would rank high among Denver’s best hotels: It’s part of Dairy Block, a groundbreaking multi-use “microdistrict” in LoDo that houses (among many other things) an exceptional local art collection, lively Southwestern eatery Kachina and splashy Art Deco cocktail bar Poka Lola, which opens onto a private alleyway that’s being transformed into a boutique retail arcade as we speak." Full review

"This independent hotel feels very new in both the contemporary sense and the aged sense... a mixed-use development combining new and old construction and an activated alleyway." Full review

"The 172 rooms are modeled off of edgy New York lofts...you get a lot for your money: an ideal location downtown, fun social spaces, and access to one of Denver's hip food markets." Full review

"This sleek downtown hotel is accessed from the Dairy Block market. The rooms are modern and stylish, with massive windows, cool concrete pillars and gorgeous tubs in the bigger suites." Full review