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Hotel Teatro(****)
This hotel has 111 guestrooms, all of which include 12-foot-ceilings, down comforters, oversized designer bath towels and robes, bathroom scales, a laser printer/scanner/copier/fax, dedicated data ports, dual-line telephones with Caller ID and voice mail, bottled water, and twice-daily housekeeping. Standard room - These guestrooms are the hotel?s smallest and offer one queen bed. Rooms have gold or sage décor, Indonesian sandstone foyers, custom-built cherry wood armoires and headboards, and cherry wood desks with leather blotters. Bathrooms feature Indonesian marble. Rooms on the sixth floor and higher offer panoramic views of the city and mountains. Superior room - These guestrooms offer one king or queen bed. They feature a sitting area with loveseat, gold or sage décor, Indonesian sandstone foyers, custom-built cherry wood armoires and headboards, and cherry wood desks with leather blotters. Bathrooms have glass-enclosed showers and deep soaking tubs, and Indonesian marble and sandstone finishes accented with chrome features. Rooms on the sixth floor and higher offer panoramic views of the city and mountains.
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 Rooms include Bathrobes, Bathroom telephone, Bottled water, Cable/satellite TV, Cassette player, CD player, Climate control, Clock radio, Coffee/tea maker, Complimentary newspaper, Designer toiletries, Desk, Extra towels, linens, bedding, Fax machine, Hair dryer, Hypo-allergenic bedding available, Iron/ironing board, Maid service, Mini/honor bar, Modem Internet access, Non-smoking rooms, Pay movies, Premium bedding, Private bathroom, Refrigerator, Soundproofed rooms, Video game consoles, Voice mail, Wheelchair accessible, Window open-operating.
Hotel Teatro amenities include Jou Jou - Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served at this casual bistro, which features sandstone floors, 18-foot ceilings, walls of windows on two sides, elegant banquettes surrounding an ornate cherry wood bar with 16 stools, and a second-story mezzanine for private parties. The restaurant, which features American cuisine, is popular with locals for afternoon tea, business lunches, pre-theater dinners, and post-show drinks. Restaurant Kevin Taylor - Alabaster chandeliers, Versailles mirrors, original artwork, striped-silk brocade furnishings, and signature dinnerware are among the highlights of this formal restaurant, which features French-inspired contemporary American cuisine and a 900-bottle wine cellar.
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What to expect: The hotel attracts sophisticated vacationers and business travelers who appreciate its understated elegance and proximity to downtown hot spots. The lobby features two sitting areas, a fireplace, and walls lined with theatrical costumes and black-and-white photos from performances held across the street at the Denver Performing Arts Complex. Amenity highlights: Dining choices include the casual bistro Jou Jou and fine dining at Restaurant Kevin Taylor, featuring French-inspired fare and an extensive wine list. Other perks include ?5 Paw Service? for pets, local use of the hotel?s Range Rover, 24-hour room service, and a 24-hour fitness center. Insider tip: The Denver Performing Arts Complex, which inspired the hotel?s name (?teatro? is Italian for ?theater?), covers four square blocks and has nine theaters seating 10,000-plus people. Everything from opera, symphony, and ballet to touring Broadway shows and a Tony Award-winning regional theater is offered.
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