The Most Romantic Hotels in Colorado, USA

This hotel in Downtown Denver, part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection, prides itself on offering “extraordinary service” since its opening more than a century ago, in 1892. It has 241 rooms and suites blending old with new. For couples, there is a Love You package that includes a bottle of champagne and valet parking. The historic property is also home to distinctive wedding spaces serving guest lists from 50 to 350 people.

Perched above Denver Union Station’s iconic Great Hall, this smart hotel takes its name after longtime Denver resident, Dana Crawford. She worked tirelessly to preserve the iconic station, built in 1881, and eventually brought it back to its former glory. Highlights include 65-foot (20m) ceilings, soaring windows and glamorous chandeliers. There are 112 rooms, with one of the standout options being the Crawford Suite, complete with a large clawfoot tub and stocked bar with a cocktail kit. Book as part of the Date Night At The Station package, which includes a romantic dinner.

This cozy Victorian home in Denver offers six unique rooms, all inspired by famous classical composers. The Holst Room features a beautiful hand-painted ceiling, which creates an atmosphere of sleeping under a star-lit sky. There is also a king-sized, four-poster bed, gas fireplace, a sitting area with a sofa and two reclining chairs. For bubble bath lovers, the Brahms and Copeland suites boast two-person hot tubs, and there is also a whirlpool in the communal garden.

Experience a dose of historical charm at this red-brick property, which was the first luxury hotel built in Boulder. The name comes from a combination of Boulder and Colorado: it was designed so guests could remember where they stayed. Over the years, poet Robert Frost, jazz clarinetist Benny Goodman and trumpeter Louis Armstrong have all stayed here. The Love Worth Remembering package includes a romantic dinner, chocolates and champagne to enjoy in the room, and breakfast the following morning.