Denver’s The Curtis Hotel Unveils Renovations

The Curtis Hotel in Denver has long been known for its playful aesthetic, and now the property gives travelers more to love via the unveiling of a multimillion-dollar renovation.

All 13 floors across the hotel have been re-envisioned. Visitors will find an entire floor themed around the summer camp experience, and another with classic arcade vibes, for example.

Guestrooms, suites, and meeting and event spaces have likewise been given an upgrade. Guestrooms now incorporate smart TVs in Hilton Connected Rooms (and the property also promises better WiFi hotel-wide). Suites, meanwhile, take fun themes to an entirely new level. There’s a Recess suite with its vintage classroom desk, classroom chairs and a chalkboard wall. Then, there’s a Clue-themed suite with a Clue game set, pool table and moody aesthetic.

“We’re officially introducing ‘A New Era of Play’ at the Curtis! We’ve reimagined everything guests loved about the property to make it bigger and bolder. I couldn’t be prouder of our team of creative geniuses that brought this dream to life,” said Lizzie Raudenbush, general manager, The Curtis Hotel. “It is no small feat to transform 13 themed floors and develop meeting spaces that are anything but corporate. We don’t take our nickname of Denver’s happiest hotel lightly, so we have brought smile-inducing details to every part of the guest experience at the Curtis.”