Four Seasons Hotel Denver, Luxury hotel and skyscraper in Downtown Denver, United States
The Four Seasons Hotel Denver is a 565-foot, 45-story skyscraper completed in 2010. Its lower 24 floors hold the hotel's 239 guest rooms and suites, while the upper 21 floors contain private residential suites. The base is clad in red brick with cream horizontal bands; above, light beige stone and dark glass columns rise to stacked balconies with glass railings near the flat roof.
Completed in 2010, the 45-story tower was built as a mixed-use skyscraper, with the Four Seasons hotel occupying the lower 24 floors and 21 private residential suites above. Its estimated cost of $350 million made it the most expensive privately owned building ever constructed in Denver at the time.
The hotel sits in the theater district near performing arts venues, making it easy for guests to visit galleries and catch shows nearby.
The hotel features well-equipped rooms with large windows and sits in a highly walkable location downtown. This positioning allows guests to reach many attractions and restaurants on foot within the surrounding area.
The building's 45 floors split into two uses: the lower 24 hold the hotel's 239 rooms, while the upper 21 are private residential suites. At 565 feet it ranks as Denver's fourth-tallest building, and its estimated $350 million cost made it the most expensive privately owned building constructed in the city.
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