The Ramble Hotel

The primary inspiration for this ultra hip retreat? The French salons run by Madame Rambouillet in the 17th century. Indeed, you’ll feel as if you’ve strolled into a place where people make things happen—for eachother, and themselves—when you walk into The Ramble, which juxtaposes worn herringbone wood floors and brick walls with gleaming crystal chandeliers and soft velvet seating for good measure. Guest rooms feel curated and luxurious, thanks to expansive warehouse windows overlooking the city, wood paneled walls studded with artwork, and plush Persian carpets topping the blonde wide plank wood floors. Book a Corner King for a room flooded with light, or treat yourself to the Salon Suite for a sprawling living space. Whichever room you book, you’ll be treated to zippy free wifi, French press coffee that was locally roasted and freshly ground daily, and an honor bar (curated by Death & Co., natch).

An industrial-feeling 50 room boutique hotel in the arts district, with an outpost of NYC’s iconic Death & Co. cocktail bar and much-lauded latin dim sum, Super Mega Bien.

Fitted with its own pool or spa. You came to live large in Denver—you don’t need them.

You like to see and be seen, and there’s no better place in Denver for that experience than Death & Co. Don’t miss the Rhythm Rug cocktail, made with Bolivian grape brandy, cinnamon and cardamom.

James Beard-nominated chef Dana Rodriguez helms Super Mega Bien, and it shows. Every bite is transcendent...but the churrasco flatiron steak with pickled red onions is sending you into outer orbit.

Death & Co. - offers award-winning cocktails and dinner Super Mega Bien – offering Pan-Latin cuisine DC/AM - offering coffee, tea, breakfast and weekend brunch The Garden - offering fresh drinks alongside a full dinner menu