Ritz Carlton Denver Lobby

Kennon-Green & Co. Fiduciary Financial Advisor, Wealth Management, Global Value Investing

It has taken more than 600 miles, but we are finally in Denver.  I’m staying at the Ritz Carlton in downtown because it is close to everything.  I was responsible for having the rooms booked this time around so I wanted to make sure my mom and grandmother were comfortable, had enough room of their own to enjoy whereever we stayed, and be able to focus on enjoying the trip.  I took pictures so that I could reference them in the future if I ever have to come back to the city on business.  That way, I can pull up the post to remember if I liked my stay or not.  

Unless you like interior design or pictures of hotels, there probably isn’t a lot for you to see in this post.  This post is for my own future reference whenever I return to Denver on business so I can see what the hotel was like.  In any event, after the windmill farms of Kansas, it is welcome respite to see civilization.  

Ritz Carlton Denver Lobby

It has taken 600+ miles, but we are finally at the Ritz Carlton Denver. So far, just taking a quick look around, things are nice. I think I am going to like it here.

 

Hallway to the Room at the Ritz Carlton Denver

The hallway to the room …

 

Entry Way of Room Ritz Carlton Denver

Walking into the room …

 

Bathroom from Entry Way of Ritz Carlton Denver Hotel Room

Whomever designed the bathrooms at the Ritz Carlton Denver did a fantastic job. The layout was really nice for the space size.

 

Ritz Carlton Denver Bathroom from Right

Ritz Carlton Denver Bathroom from Right

 

Ritz Carlton Denver Bathroom from Middle

Ritz Carlton Denver Bathroom from Middle

 

Ritz Carlton Denver Bathroom from Left

Ritz Carlton Denver Bathroom from Left

 

Ritz Carlton Denver Lighting

The lighting was really well done. That’s the stuff I appreciate; the small details really matter to me.

 

View from Hotel Room at Ritz Carlton Denver

View from Hotel Room at Ritz Carlton Denver

Bottom line: I can tell I’m going to enjoy the hotel.  It’s beautiful, clean, and the staff has already proven to be excellent.  I’ll feel at home here.  The bedroom isn’t nearly as nice as my own house but it will do for the couple of days I’m in town.  The room rates were a good bargain at between $400 and $500 per night (I didn’t get a suite since I will only be here for two days, but those are only $600 to $700 per night if I ever find myself back in Denver on an extended stay).  I can’t think of a reason to try any other hotel on future visits.  I’m satisfied.

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