, downtown Denver’s “happiest” hotel, has completed a multimillion-dollar renovation, reimaging every corner of the property.
The renovation covered all 13 themed floors of the hotel, including guest rooms, hyper-themed suites, and meeting and event spaces. The redesign updates the hotel’s playful style while incorporating modern technology and design elements, featuring art curated by .
“We’re officially introducing A New Era of Play at the Curtis. We’ve reimagined everything guests loved about the property to make it bigger and bolder. I couldn’t be prouder of our team of creative geniuses that brought this dream to life,” said Lizzie Raudenbush, general manager at the Curtis.
Each themed floor reflects a different concept, including a summer camp-inspired “Camp Curtis” floor, an arcade-focused “Level Up” floor and a “Knock on Wood” floor, known for its superstition-themed decor.
Guest rooms will feature interactive elements, games matching the floor theme, and a variety of new tech upgrades, including smart TVs in Hilton Connected Rooms and upgraded Wi-Fi throughout the property.
At the heart of the property’s transformation are the Curtis’ hyper-themed suites, offering experiences such as:
- Party Like a Rockstar – On the Life of the Party floor, this suite features an iridescent glitter wall and lively artwork.
- Recess – On the Blacktop floor, the suite is designed like a vintage classroom, with desks, chairs and a chalkboard accent wall.
- Get a Clue – On the 13th floor, this suite includes a mini pool table, a Clue game set and a moody color palette.
Aside from the newly renovated guestrooms, meeting and event spaces were also updated, totaling more than 30,000 square feet and featuring vibrant colors and patterns such as candy-striped walls, bright carpets and color-blocking.
This includes the Curtis’ 2,500-square-foot rooftop terrace, one of Denver’s largest outdoor hotel meeting spaces, offering city skyline views and an outdoor fireplace.
The renovation was designed by Sage Studio, the in-house creative team of the hotel’s management company, , and , a global design firm. Throughout the project, designers incorporated references to Denver’s culture, including memorabilia from the Denver Nuggets, Denver Broncos and Colorado Rockies.
“It is no small feat to transform 13 themed floors and develop meeting spaces that are anything but corporate. We don’t take our nickname of Denver’s happiest hotel lightly, so we have brought smile-inducing details to every part of the guest experience at the Curtis,” Raudenbush said.
The Curtis Hotel, a DoubleTree by Hilton at 1405 Curtis St., has more than 330 guest rooms and is two blocks from 16th Street, near the Colorado Convention Center and the Denver Performing Arts Complex.
