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Aspen Luxury Resort Hotel
Jerome Renowned for its tradition of Aspen elegance, hospitality, and unobtrusive pampering, the Hotel Jerome is a registered national landmark in the heart of one of the world's most sophisticated resorts. Victorian antiques and beautifully restored neo-Gothic design recall the hotel's rich and colorful place as an Aspen institution from the silver rush days of the 1800s. While offering all the amenities and services that are expected in a modern, world-class, luxury hotel, the Hotel Jerome stands as a stunning tribute to the elegance and charm of a bygone era. (Hotel Jerome is a member of Luxres.com as well as an Historic Hotel) Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel Boulder Luxury Hotel Hotel
Boulderado Named after "Boulder" and "Colorado," the Hotel Boulderado opened to admiring crowds on New Year’s Day in 1909. As Boulder’s first luxury hotel, it was described in the daily paper as the "pride of the city." Restoration work has retained the elegance of the original hotel with the stained glass ceiling over the lobby, the cantilevered cherry wood staircase and the soft period lighting. Many rooms feature magnificent views of Boulder and the Rocky Mountains. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel Denver Historic Hotel The
Oxford Hotel Built at the crest of the silver bonanza, The Oxford’s classic exterior belied an extravagant interior, as curious opening day guests discovered on October 3, 1891. There were dining rooms, a barber shop, a library, a pharmacy, a telegraph office, stables and a splendid saloon. Antique oak furnishings, marble and carpet floors, sterling silver chandeliers and stained glass glistened. Expanded in 1902 and again in 1912, the hotel was transformed into an Art Deco showcase by architect Charles Jaka in the 1930s. A three-year restoration completed in 1983 revealed original architectural details behind false ceilings and Art Deco panels down in the basement. Click here to check availability for this historic hotel Pikes Peak Hotel The
Cliff House at Pike's Peak First it was trappers and hunters who frequented "The Inn"--as the Cliff House was known--when it opened in 1873 as a 20-room boarding house and stagecoach stop. The inn later catered to miners and businessman traveling between Leadville and Colorado Springs, and by the end of the nineteenth century health enthusiasts were arriving to take advantage of the mineral waters at Manitou Springs. With Pikes Peak as a magnificent backdrop for the inn’s Rocky Mountain Victorian architecture, the Cliff House is Colorado’s second oldest operating hotel. |
Durango Hotel Historic
Strater Hotel Built in 1887 by Henry H. Strater, a prominent druggist in the gold and silver boomtown, the four-story red brick Strater Hotel is an exceptional example of American Victorian architecture, highlighted by its original white stone cornices and ornamental brickwork. All rooms are individually decorated and graced with authentic period furniture: the Strater boasts one of the world’s largest collections of American Victorian walnut antiques. The public areas showcase crystal chandeliers and a variety of ornate woodworking details including coffered ceilings and intricately carved columns and moldings. Click here to check availability for this hotel Aspen Luxury Hotel The
Little Nell Nestled in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, Aspen is one of America's finest ski resorts and in summer the town is a centre of music and cultural activities. The Little Nell, ideally situated at the foot of Aspen mountain, is a haven of comfort and elegance. Its superb rooms, featuring contemporary architecture, open onto gardens, waterfalls and a private pool. Hospitality is generous and the food impeccable. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel Denver Luxury Hotel The
Brown Palace Hotel After four years of construction and a $1.6 million expenditure -- remarkable for the time -- The Brown Palace opened in 1892. It features an eight-story, stained glass atrium lobby where afternoon tea is served to the soothing sounds of harp and piano. Construction finishes include Colorado granite, Arizona sandstone and white onyx from Mexico. Even today, Rocky Mountain spring water flows from the original 720-foot-deep well to faucets in every room. |
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