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Denver skyline with Mount Evans and the Rocky Mountains in the background

Hotels in Denver

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Denver hotels split mainly between downtown and LoDo (Lower Downtown), the walkable historic district around Union Station and Coors Field, and airport-area properties useful for ski trips or early flights.

LoDo Puts You in the Middle of Everything

Lower Downtown’s brick warehouses now hold breweries, restaurants, and Coors Field, all within walking distance of Union Station and the 16th Street Mall pedestrian corridor. This is the best base for a downtown-focused, car-free trip.

Rates Follow Ski Season, Not Just Summer

Unlike many U.S. cities, Denver hotel demand does not simply peak in summer. Winter ski season pulls significant traffic through Denver even for travelers headed straight to the mountains, and rates near the airport or along I-70 can climb on winter weekends. Summer still brings its own peak for outdoor travelers and Rocky Mountain National Park visitors.

Near the Airport vs. Downtown

Because Denver International sits so far from downtown, airport-area hotels make sense if you’re connecting to a mountain trip early the next morning. For anything downtown-focused, LoDo keeps you closer to Union Station and the A-Line back to the airport when you leave.

Compare live rates above to find the right base for a downtown trip or a mountain-bound one.

Travel guides

Denver travel guides

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Denver: Should You Rent a Car or Rely on Public Transit?

Whether to rent a car in Denver or rely on RTD’s trains and buses: how the city is laid out, how the A Line, light rail and fares work, what driving here and on I-70 is really like (tolls, the traction law, altitude, winter storms), the ski train and mountain buses, when a car is worth it, and a decision table by trip type.

Best Time to Fly to Denver: Seasons, Weather & Prices

Month-by-month guide to flying to Denver: a sunny, changeable mile-high climate, the ski and summer seasons that drive fares, the Stock Show, Red Rocks and other events that move prices, the cheapest windows, and how to get downtown from DEN.

Things to Do in Denver: A First-Timer’s Guide

A first-timer’s guide to Denver: Union Station, LoDo and Larimer Square, the Capitol and the Golden Triangle museums, City Park and the river trails, RiNo and the Highlands, Red Rocks, four pro teams, green chile and craft beer, the altitude, day trips to Boulder and Rocky Mountain National Park, and two sample itineraries.

FAQ

Denver hotels, answered

When's the best time to visit Denver?

Month-by-month guide to flying to Denver: a sunny, changeable mile-high climate, the ski and summer seasons that drive fares, the Stock Show, Red Rocks and other events that move prices, the cheapest windows, and how to get downtown from DEN.

Do I need a rental car in Denver?

Whether to rent a car in Denver or rely on RTD’s trains and buses: how the city is laid out, how the A Line, light rail and fares work, what driving here and on I-70 is really like (tolls, the traction law, altitude, winter storms), the ski train and mountain buses, when a car is worth it, and a decision table by trip type.

Where should I stay in Denver?

It depends on your plans. Our neighborhood guides cover LoDo, with what each area is like and who it suits best.

Can I also compare flights to Denver and car rentals in Denver?

Yes. Our flights and car rentals pages for Denver each have a live search, so you can plan the whole trip in one place.