Set in the heart of downtown Denver, the Colorado Convention Center features 584,400 square feet of available exhibition space, divided into six major areas of various sizes and functions. In addition to its large group spaces, the center has 63 smaller meeting rooms and the 5,000-seat Wells Fargo Theatre. Services provided for attendees at the convention center include a full business center, multiple ATMs, Internet services and a gift shop. Viewed from downtown, the center's most recognizable feature is the sculpture of a large blue bear, rearing up on its legs as if peering curiously into the building. Located conveniently close to many hotels and at a hub of the city's light rail system, the center is close to the Denver Performing Arts Center, the Denver Art Museum and the popular LoDo shopping and entertainment district.

Home to the NHL’s Colorado Avalanche, the Pepsi Center frequently hosts conferences, live music events and special traveling performances.

Home to the fantastically popular Denver Broncos of the NFL as well as Major League Lacrosse's Denver Outlaws, INVESCO Field at Mile High seats some 76,000 fans for its games. In 2008, the stadium was selected to hold Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama's party nomination acceptance speech. The stadium is located just west of downtown Denver, near other sports complexes including the Pepsi Center and Coors Field.

The Denver Center for the Performing Arts contains ten separate performance spaces that total nearly 10,000 seats combined. The Boettcher Concert Hall was America's first theater-in-the-round and is home to the Colorado Symphony Orchestra while the recently renovated Ellie Caulkins Opera House is home to Opera Colorado and the Colorado Ballet. In addition, the complex showcases plays, concerts and musicals in the diverse space. The complex is located downtown, north of the Colorado Convention Center and contains several eating establishments.

With spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains, Coors Field opened in 1995 and is home to the MLB's Colorado Rockies. The open-air stadium seats over 50,000 spectators with a row of purple seats indicating the one mile mark above sea level. Located in downtown's LoDo district a few blocks from Union Station, the stadium is designed with red brick to mimic the ambiance of an old-time baseball park.

Recently having completed its major 2006 expansion, the Denver Art Museum's newest building was designed by renown architect Daniel Libeskind to resemble the Rocky Mountains and the geometric rock formations found in the area. The museum not only has a large collection of Renaissance and 19th century paintings, but also has a comprehensive collection of African art, American Indian artifacts spanning 2,000 years, modern and contemporary pieces and Spanish Colonial works. The museum is located south of the Civic Center Park, adjacent to the Denver Public Library.

Stunning $355 million 37-story hotel; featuring 60,600 sq ft of above ground meeting space, and 1,100 beautifully appointed rooms, and full view of the majestic Rocky Mountains. Centrally located 30 steps away from the Colorado Convention Center, 1 block off the 16th streetpedestrian mall, and adjacent to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.

Proud to be a four-diamond hotel, The Westin Tabor Center, Denver is centrally located in downtown Denver. Adjacent to the 16th Street Mall and within walking distance of various convention and performing arts centers, the city of Denver is just out our front door. Catch a game at Coors Field or explore local shops and restaurants. Reinvigorate your mind, body, and soul during your stay with us. Swim in our mile-high rooftop heated pool and enjoy breathtaking views of the Denver skyline, or try out our WestinWORKOUT owered by Reebok Gym. With a variety of cardiovascular machines, free weights, and a half-basketball court, you can stick to your routine while away from home. We invite you to join us for Unwind...A Westin Evening RitualSM in V's lounge Monday - Friday 5pm - 7pm. Take a moment to reenergize each night with enticing specialties which will tempt your palate amidst a relaxed atmosphere, ideal for sitting back and sipping on a trendy cocktail. Spring 2004 marked the completion of an $8 million renovation of all guest rooms and guest floors. A color scheme drawn from nature and a sophisticated use of textures and materials provide a soothing atmosphere. Our 400-square foot guest rooms are among the largest available in the city and feature the Heavenly Bed nd Heavenly Bath

Armani meets Art Deco at Denver's finest luxury hotel. Rated "Top 100 U.S. Hotels" by Conde Nast 2007, "North America's Best Business Hotels" by Travel + Leisure 2007, "Gold List/Best Places to Stay" by Conde Nast 2008 and "Top 10 Hidden City Hotels" by Sunset Magazine 2007 . Hotel Teatro is located in the heart of downtown, adjacent to the Denver Center for Performing Arts and within walking distance of the Pepsi Center, Coors Field and the Colorado Convention Center.Housed in Denver's Historic Tramway Building, Hotel Teatro opened its doors in 1999 as Denver's premier boutique luxury hotel. The elegance of the original building is seen today in the beautiful marble entrance and in carefully preserved touches throughout the hotel. The proximity to the Performing Arts Complex was the inspiration for the name Teatro, which means theatre in Italian. Beautiful theatrical costumes and photographs adorn the walls of the parlor and guestrooms. Hotel Teatro is designed to blend the grandeur of yesterday with the modern conveniences available today.Guestrooms are decorated in rich, soft gold or sage tones. Indonesian sandstone foyers set the stage of refined elegance, complemented by custom built cherry wood armoires and headboards, luxurious Frette linens, contemporary art deco furniture covered with fine fabrics and lavish touches like down comforters. All rooms include complimentary high speed and wireless internet connections and ihomes.Parking fees will be assessed at the front desk - $26 overnight Valet parking and $13 for Daily valet parking.