Renaissance Denver Downtown City Center
In the Colorado National Bank building (1915), the lobby is real showstopper, featuring marble columns and restored murals by legendary artist Allen True. The onetime bank reopened as a hotel in 2014 and deftly blends historic features—vaults are now meeting rooms, the teller counter has been transformed into a bar, and historic photos and documents abound—with contemporary art and decor, and even a bit of colorful whimsy. Sleek rooms include king beds or two queens, and the deluxe rooms have a bit more space. Enen if you are not a guest, drop by for a drink or meal at the resident “New American West” Range restaurant and then pull out your smartphone for a tour enabled by QR codes throughout the property.
In the Colorado National Bank building (1915), the lobby is real showstopper, featuring marble columns and restored murals by legendary artist Allen True. The onetime bank reopened as a hotel in 2014 and deftly blends historic features—vaults are now meeting rooms, the teller counter has been transformed into a bar, and historic photos and documents abound—with contemporary art and decor, and even a bit of colorful whimsy. Sleek rooms include king beds or two queens, and the deluxe rooms have a bit more space. Enen if you are not a guest, drop by for a drink or meal at the resident “New American West” Range restaurant and then pull out your smartphone for a tour enabled by QR codes throughout the property.
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