Oxford Hotel in Denver Colorado

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Guest Reviews of Oxford Hotel

overall rating

4.9

out of 5

Joya

Beautiful antique furnishings throughout, very attentive and friendly staff, but the room was rather noisy - walls were evidently not well insulated.

Beautiful, old historic hotel and very convenient location.

wallpaper thin, bed not very firm.

overall rating

3.4

out of 5

Stanley

Very old well kept hotel.

Remodeled beautifully for a 100 year old hotel.

Need to upgrade the computer system.

overall rating

4.3

out of 5

Kristen

We will return to Denver again, simply to stay at the Oxford Hotel. We liked that it was an older hotel, with historic interest. But we were utterly unprepared for the stellar service from every single staff person we came into contact with, for the high quality, period renovations, for the fabulous cruise-ship bar and more. I traveled with spouse and children and still I felt well treated. A great value in every way.

Superb service, strong architectural appeal, clean, great food, excellent value.

We felt extremely well cared for at the Oxford. An excellent experience.

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Oxford Hotel

1600 17th Street, Denver, Colorado

Guest Score: based on 9 guest reviews

Walk into the Oxford Hotel in Denvers Lower Downtown and take a step back in time. Settle into the legendary Cruise Room bar to be transported back to the Art Deco era when architectural lines were clean and cocktails were classic. Enter the hotel lobby and guest rooms to return to the late 1800s when city-center hotels were grand and extravagant. The opulence is enhanced by the updated comforts and necessities for todays travelers, including high-speed internet access, multiple telephone lines, CD players and complimentary Cadillac car services to any of downtown Denvers galleries, boutiques, theaters and restaurants. McCormicks Restaurant on the main level offers one of Denvers best happy hour menus; the adjacent Oxford Club Spas massages soothe away all the kinks from travel and some of the citys trendiest nightspots are just a few steps away.

Rooms from

$160

Oxford Hotel Hotel Information

Accommodations

Guest rooms range in size from about 250 square feet to the more than 700-square-foot Presidential Suite. Rooms are decorated with English, French Country or Art Deco antiques. Accommodations range from the Standard Double room with two Queen beds, to larger rooms with canopy beds, pillow-top Queen beds and suites. All of the beds are dressed in luxurious 400 thread count sheets. The larger rooms come with sleeper sofas.

Amenities offered

The Oxford offers a wide range of first-class items and services to pamper guests 24 hours a day. Start the day with the complimentary morning coffee and newspaper, then enjoy the evening with a free glass of sherry in the hotel lobby. Plush bathrobes and slippers are provided for guests. Shoes can be shined at no cost and free overnight laundry service is available. Guests looking for a workout can use the Oxford Health Club while those in need of a massage, manicure or hair cut receive a discount on Oxford Club Spa products and services.

Parking
Restaurant
Pets Allowed
Bar
24-Hour Front Desk
Newspapers
Non-Smoking Rooms
Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests
Family Rooms
Elevator
Safety Deposit Box
Valet Parking
Heating
Luggage Storage
Gay Friendly
Allergy-Free Room Available
All Public and Private spaces non-smoking
Airconditioning
Fitness Centre
Spa & Wellness Centre
Library
Room Service
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Business Centre
Laundry
Dry Cleaning
Barber/Beauty Shop
Breakfast in the Room
Internet Services
Shoe Shine
Tour Desk
Fax/Photocopying
Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN
Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included

Does HotelsByCity recommend this hotel?

The Oxford has won many accolades, including being elected one of Colorados Most Romantic Hotels and being named one of the 50 Best Hotels in the World, for good reason. The guest rooms are luxurious, the guest service generally flawless, the history fascinating. Hotel events occur all year and range from hosting Denvers International Wine Festival to holding elegant tea parties for girls and their dolls. But the single biggest attraction for many guests is the Cruise Room, which hasnt changed since its Art Deco creation in 1933 when it was modeled after one of the lounges on the Queen Mary. The Cruise Room opened with great fanfare the day after prohibition was repealed. The original neon simply begs visitors to sit back, relax and enjoy a perfect martini.
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