in Denver, United States
8.5(367)
the Curtis Denver - A DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel
Rated Very good by our guests
Rated Very good by our guests
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The location is perfect and near everything. The rooms are very fun with each level of the building having a "theme" to it.
It was just a fun hotel. It was different.
The Curtis is centrally located in downtown Denver near the Denver Center for the Performing Arts and the 16th Street Mall, putting you within easy walking distance of theaters, museums, restaurants, sports venues (Coors Field), Union Station and nightlife in LoDo. The location makes the hotel a convenient base for arts and culture, shopping, sports events, and quick access to transit to explore greater Denver and nearby outdoor attractions.
Major performing arts complex hosting Broadway musicals, plays, dance and opera — a cultural anchor near the hotel.
A mile-long pedestrian mall lined with shops, restaurants, free shuttle buses and street performers — great for strolling and dining.
Renowned museum with broad collections including American Indian art and rotating special exhibitions.
Home of the Colorado Rockies — lively on game days with nearby dining options in LoDo.
Historic transit hub with shops, restaurants, bars and a great place to catch commuter rail and regional transit.
Charming historic block with boutiques, rooftop bars and acclaimed restaurants — ideal for evening dining and atmosphere.
Civic green space hosting events, with nearby museums and government buildings — a pleasant spot for a stroll.
Make the most of your stay at the Curtis Denver - A DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Denver:
Denver blends a vibrant arts and food scene with easy access to outdoor recreation and the Rocky Mountains. Staying at The Curtis is a smart choice because of its unbeatable downtown location near theaters, museums, transit and nightlife, plus the hotel’s playful themed floors, friendly staff, signature DoubleTree cookies and on-site dining that make stays memorable — especially for guests who value character and walkability.
the Curtis Denver - A DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel
1405 Curtis Street
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Denver
Summer
Summer (outdoor/festival season) and certain Winter ski/holiday periods (higher demand).
Late Fall and late Winter (outside holiday weeks) when visitation dips and hotel rates fall.
March–May: Temperatures moderate as snow melts in the foothills; wildflowers begin to appear, and many trails open by late April to May. Variable weather — expect sunny days, sudden snow or rain, and cool nights.
One of the largest beer festivals in the U.S., drawing brewers and beer enthusiasts from across the country.
A long-running January tradition celebrating rodeo, livestock shows, and western culture.
A major summer arts festival showcasing visual artists, live music, and food.
A large pride celebration held in summer, featuring a parade, community booths, and concerts.
Denver has public and private events around April 20 tied to cannabis culture and legalization anniversaries.
A big Labor Day weekend festival in Civic Center Park showcasing local food, music, and community booths (timing varies year to year).
Denver sits at high elevation (~5,280 ft/1,610 m) with strong sun and large diurnal temperature swings. Always carry sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat year-round. Stay hydrated—altitude can cause dehydration, especially if you’re active. Bring layers: a lightweight insulating layer and a waterproof shell are useful across seasons. In winter, pack warm layers and footwear with traction; in summer, prepare for sudden mountain storms mid/late afternoon.
Denver’s hotel prices fluctuate with seasons, local events, and nearby mountain activity. Summer (June–August) is popular for outdoor recreation and festivals, driving rates up; major events like the Great American Beer Festival, Denver Broncos home games, NCAA tournament events, and large conventions sharply raise nightly rates. Winter weekends around holidays and ski-season travelers (December–March) also inflate prices, especially when combined with Denver International Airport schedules. Weekdays can be cheaper than weekends in the downtown area, while neighborhoods farther from downtown (Capitol Hill, Baker, Aurora) often offer better value. Booking 30–60 days in advance for event periods helps; flexible dates and midweek stays get lower rates. Vacation rentals may be competitive in summer but often have cleaning fees and minimum-night rules during festival season.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Getting around Denver is convenient via light rail, buses, rideshares, and driving; however, mountain travel requires planning and winter preparedness.
For the best experience, base yourself in a central neighborhood like LoDo, Capitol Hill, or Cherry Creek for easy access to dining and transit, then schedule early-morning mountain trips to avoid traffic and afternoon storms. Book hotels well in advance for major events and use a day or multi-day RTD pass to save on repeated trips downtown.
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