Doubletree Hotel Denver Undergoes Renovation
$8.2M makeover includes revamped rooms and meeting space

The Doubletree Hotel Denver in Stapleton renovated each of its 560 guest rooms to feature a contemporary design of rich colors and dark woods. (Photo courtesy of Doubletree Hotels)

The Doubletree Hotel Denver in Stapleton recently underwent an $8.2-million hotel-wide renovation. The project included revamping each of the 560 guest rooms to feature a contemporary design scheme of rich colors and textures and dark woods.

Along with MP3-compatible, stereo clock radios and an upgraded in-room entertainment package, the hotel now also offers the brand's signature Sweet Dreams by Doubletree, which includes extra pillows, a linen package of a down-filled duvet wrapped in triple sheeting and a plush-top mattress and box spring system.

Guest bathrooms were redesigned to include upgraded lighting, new vanities with granite counters, framed mirrors and a curved shower rod that allows for 20% more space in the shower.

The hotel's 10,000-, 5,000- and 2,000-sq-ft ballrooms were upgraded and more than 30,000 sq ft of meeting space was retrofitted with new audiovisual technology; the fitness center was updated with new cardio-, core- and weight-training equipment; and new dining options were added, including a coffee bar.

"We are proud that the hotel represents another fantastic renovation as part of what has become a $750-million renovation resolution by hotel owners across the Doubletree brand," said Dave Horton, senior vice president-brand management for Doubletree Hotels.

Schlegel Williams & Associates Inc. of Aurora was the contractor for the project, designed by Hilton Management/Burk Design Group.

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