Prepare to be pampered at the luxurious Hotel Monaco, whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or relaxed business travel. Visiting celebrities and business travelers check into this hip property with modern perks and art deco-meets-classic-French style. The ambiance is dramatic and seductive with liberal use of bold patterns and vibrant colors, both in the lobby and in the rooms. Lavishly decorated rooms are equipped with CD players and stereos, faxes, copiers, printers, and two-line speaker phones, in addition to the more predictable amenities such as coffee makers and hairdryers. A daily shoeshine is complimentary, as well as an evening wine reception. And where else will you find the companionship of a goldfish just for the asking?

Dozens of restaurants, clubs and sports venues are within walking or shuttle distance. Hotel Monaco makes a lasting impression. Click here to save on your next hotel stay

The Hotel Teatro is a real find -- a historic hotel with modern conveniences. Housed in a landmark building in the heart of downtown Denver, Teatro is directly across from the Performing Arts Complex and just three blocks from the Convention Center. Restored to an old-world theatre atmosphere (Teatro is ‘theatre’ in Italian), this hotel combines classic elegance with contemporary amenities like down comforters, plush bathrobes, voice mail and dataports.

Its earth-tone rooms are sleek, simple, and stylish, featuring the latest in technology, spacious bathrooms with separate tubs and showers, and top-of-the-line amenities. The ninth-floor rooms have balconies. There are two highly regarded restaurants here: a casual bistro, Jou Jou, and the contemporary and elegant Restaurant Kevin Taylor. Dining, shopping and entertainment can be found just blocks away at Coors Field, the Denver Pavilions and LoDo, a historic retail and dining area. Click here to save on your next hotel stay

Built in 1891, The Oxford Hotel is Denver’s oldest grand hotel. The classical simplicity of the exterior belies the Victorian opulence of the interior, which resonates with the glory of yesteryear. Each room is uniquely furnished with antiques imported from Europe. Guests enjoy 24- hour room service, down pillows and 100 percent cotton sheets. Morning coffee and evening sherry are served in the lobby. The Oxford is located in bustling lower downtown, A.k.a. LoDo, and is walking distance from galleries, restaurants, nightlife and major sports venues. The hotel’s restaurant and bar are a part of the scene. McCormick’s Fish House fed Bill Clinton and his entourage recently and the neon-lit Cruise Room attracts the martini crowd. Travelers looking for luxury and history in a lively location will put the Oxford Hotel at the top of their list. Click here to save on your next hotel stay