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The Presidential Suite, a spacious one‑bedroom retreat at The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa, delivers sweeping city views from its downtown perch. Designed for relaxed, refined stays, the suite combines historic character with modern comforts and accessible features to welcome two guests in style.
Inside, the suite offers one bedroom with a King bed dressed in premium and hypo‑allergenic bedding and a down comforter, blackout drapes, and climate‑controlled air conditioning. The private bathroom features a shower/bathtub combination, a height‑adjustable showerhead, a grab bar near the toilet (31 inches high), low‑height electrical outlets in the bathroom, and lever door handles for easier use. Bathrobes, designer toiletries, a hair dryer, and towels (changed on request) are provided; bed sheets are also changed on request. Entertainment includes an LCD TV with cable channels, pay movies, and closed‑captioning.
Thoughtfully appointed for convenience, the suite includes a coffee/tea maker and limited‑hours room service. Accessible amenities such as a free rollaway/extra bed and a complimentary crib are available; the hotel notes accessibility features throughout. In‑room Wi‑Fi is available for a surcharge (with complimentary access for eligible members); public‑area Wi‑Fi in the lobby and restaurants is free. Bookers should note The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa policies at time of reservation, including standard check‑in and check‑out times and any applicable fees, to ensure a seamless stay.





























The suite faces over downtown Denver, so you get a city outlook from a landmark that has stood here since 1892. The hotel sits about two blocks from the 16th Street Mall and close to the Colorado State Capitol and Civic Center Park.
The suite has one king bed and sleeps two guests. The bed is dressed in premium, hypo-allergenic bedding with a down comforter, and blackout drapes help with sleeping in.
The private bathroom has a shower/bathtub combination, bathrobes, designer toiletries and a hair dryer. It also includes accessibility touches: a height-adjustable showerhead, a grab bar near the toilet at 31 inches high, and low-height electrical outlets. Lever door handles make the room easier to use.
With one king bed and space for two, it suits couples best. The hotel is family-friendly, and children 18 and younger stay free in a parent's or guardian's room using existing bedding. A free rollaway/extra bed and a free crib are also offered. The primary guest checking in must be at least 21.
You'll find an LCD TV with cable channels, pay movies and closed captioning, plus a coffee/tea maker and room service during limited hours. In-room Wi-Fi carries a surcharge, and eligible loyalty members can get it complimentary. Wi-Fi in the lobby and restaurants is free.
There are several venues on site. Ellyngton's serves contemporary American breakfast and Sunday brunch. Ship Tavern has been open since 1934 and is known for prime rib, oysters and a lobster roll. Palace Arms offers a French-inspired prix fixe dinner Tuesday to Saturday. The Churchill Bar is a cigar lounge with cocktails, and Afternoon Tea is served beneath the historic atrium's stained-glass ceiling.
The hotel has no swimming pool. It does have The Spa at The Brown Palace, with six treatment rooms, a private couple's suite, steam rooms and signature soaks drawn from the hotel's artesian well. A complimentary fitness center has cardio machines and free weights.
Parking is valet-only, at about $66 per day with in-and-out privileges. A resort fee has applied in the past, so check the current amount when you book. The hotel has no airport transfer, but the A Line train links Denver Union Station to the airport, and Union Station is roughly a 20-minute walk away. The hotel also offers a complimentary car service for trips within five miles.
Check-in is 4:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM. Guests show a photo ID and credit card at check-in. Some guests have reported construction noise from a neighboring building, so mention any sleep preferences when you reserve.
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