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Ritz-Carlton offers mile-high luxury in Denver, Colorado

By Jane Engle, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
02:13 PM PST, January 09, 2008

Denver is the most recent city to get a Ritz-Carlton, which was to have opened Friday. The downtown Ritz, carved from a former Embassy Suites hotel that was gutted at a cost of $75 million, offers more than 200 rooms, a restaurant named after NFL great John Elway, 400-thread-count Frette linens and Bulgari bath items. There's no gym (guests use a fitness club next door), but a spa is scheduled to open this spring.

Introductory rates, good through March, start at $249 weekends and $349 weekdays; the top-tier suite goes for $3,000 per night. Did we mention that the Ritz maintains a Rolls-Royce Phantom to ferry guests around downtown free of charge (subject to availability)? We would expect no less.

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This hotel, which dates to 1921, has 39 rooms and commanding perch by a big river.


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