“A boutique hotel in the trendy River North Art District. Interiors are beautifully appointed, with wide plank hickory flooring, moody dark blue walls and antique Persian rugs. Home to chic, pre-theatre cocktail bar Death & Co, this hotel feels more like a stylish pied-à-terre. Seriously cool!”
“A boutique hotel in the trendy River North Art District. Interiors are beautifully appointed, with wide plank hickory flooring, moody dark blue walls and antique Persian rugs. Home to chic, pre-theatre cocktail bar Death & Co, this hotel feels more like a stylish pied-à-terre. Seriously cool!”
Hotel Review
Situated in the hip and happening RiNo Arts District of Denver, The Ramble is like a breath of fresh air compared to the larger, ubiquitous chain hotels which tend to dominate the city’s accommodation scene. The building might be new, but it’s modelled on a turn-of-the-century industrial property, so has oodles of charm and style from the huge high ceilings with glitzy chandeliers to the inviting squashy leather sofas in the lobby. Interior designers have taken inspiration from Madame Rambouillet’s famous French Salons of the 17th century, and the aim here was to create stunning spaces that foster conversations and creativity. Needless to say, the result is pretty spectacular with moody dark blue walls set beside expansive windows, hickory floors, antique Persian rugs, eclectic art works and smart modern bathrooms.
The common areas are equally sumptuous and house the only outpost of the renowned cocktail bar, Death & Co, outside of New York (this is unmissable, even if you haven’t booked a room for the night!). For food there’s pan-Latin cuisine at Super Mega Bien (led by James Beard-nominated chef Dana Rodriguez). To sum up, this is a gorgeous boutique property, a popular meeting spot for creative hipsters and design mavens, in a seriously cool part of town.
Written by Amy Rose Everett
Recommended For
- Romantic Break
- The hotel has lots of hidden touches for your comfort, with extra-thick walls to keep sound out and plush, pillow top mattresses
- City Style
- With stylish interiors and a bar inspired by the local performing arts scene, this hotel has reams of Denver charm
- Local exploring
- Set in the heart of the city's vibrant arts district, this hotel is perfectly placed for cultural exploring
- Close to nightlife
- Sample local nightlife with a trip to neary Nocturne nightclub, a short walk from the hotel
- Local markets
- Shop like a local with a trip to the nearby Denver Central Market, selling everything from fresh produce to local souvenirs
- Other Activities
- Take a tour and do a tasting at local brewery Ratio Beerworks, home to artisan and craft beers with great flavour
- Restaurant
- Super Mega Bien offers Latin American food served dim sum style from roving carts!
- Romantic
- Intimate
- Contemporary
- Disabled access
- Child friendly
- Gym
- Chic
- Boutique
Facilities
- Parking
- Private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 30 per day
- Restaurant
- Super Mega Bien offers Latin American food served dim sum style from roving carts!
- EV Charging Station
- Air conditioning
- No pets
- Meeting Room
- Bar
- Safe
- Wifi
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Concierge
- Suites
- Disabled access
- Child friendly
- Gym
Activities
- Close to nightlife
- Sample local nightlife with a trip to neary Nocturne nightclub, a short walk from the hotel
- Local markets
- Shop like a local with a trip to the nearby Denver Central Market, selling everything from fresh produce to local souvenirs
- Other Activities
- Take a tour and do a tasting at local brewery Ratio Beerworks, home to artisan and craft beers with great flavour
Map & Location
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Other Reviews
The Ramble Hotel
A stylish boutique hotel in the heart of Denver's hip RiNo (River North) Arts District, with decadent interiors inspired by 17th-century Paris and a spectacular marquee lobby bar set up by New York City cocktail wizards Death & Co.
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
The Ramble Hotel
The Ramble Hotel is functional, vintage-inspired, and, best of all, home to the second outpost of Death & Co
Originally published by Conde Nast (view article)
