The Hotel Monaco rivals the magic of its food and design with a number of exceptional services.  The hotel’s mascot, a Jack Russell terrier named Lily Sopris, greets and entertains guests in the lobby and the management welcomes pets travelling with their owners.  For those travellers missing their pets, the exceptional service of the management extends to providing guests with a companion goldfish on request.
Each evening, guests can enjoy a complimentary wine reception in the hotel lobby to set the mood and relax after a busy day of business or sightseeing, before enjoying the full service Northern Italian restaurant, which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as 24-hour room service.  Other dining options are also available at the charming Brunswick Bar.
A complimentary 24-hour on-site fitness room features Stairmasters, stationary bikes and treadmills and for those wanting a fuller workout session, discounted passes are available for those wishing to utilise the nearby exercise facility at the Athletic Centre.
A full-service Renaissance Aveda Spa and Salon offers a wide variety of body treatments – everything from manicure and pedicure to a Total Body Elixer Treatment.  Just like the rest of the Hotel Monaco, the pampering transports guests to a kinder, gentler – and more sensual – time and place.

All 189 guestrooms, including 32 suites, continue the fantasy.  Royal blue chairs with gold stars, black-and-white striped ottomans, and glass-fronted armoires with silk draperies contribute to some of the sensual out-of-this-world environments.
Rooms have a rich style, equal parts sinful red and snazzy yellow, where guests can relax in elegant style, enjoy a romantic getaway, or conduct business right from your room, the Hotel Monaco offers the best of all worlds in an environment that is sure to please.
Perks include feather-down comforters and pillows, oversized Fuji-jet tubs, gourmet treats in the fully-stocked honour bars, coffee makers with Starbucks coffee, CD stereos and VCRs, as well as the practical amenities of a business hotel such as in-room fax, printer, copier, dual-line speaker telephones with voice mail, dataport and modem hook-up.
The guestrooms feature beautifully appointed sitting and sleeping areas, while the suites include wonderfully spacious accommodation featuring a parlour area with sofa, along with a desk and seating area that invites conversation for four.  With over 32 suites offered, guests can choose from the Mediterranean Suite with deluxe bathroom including two-person whirlpool tub, or for music buffs, the Grace Slick, John Lennon or Miles Davis Suites, ideal for the rock & roll, Beatles or jazz fan.

Each evening, guests can enjoy a complimentary wine reception in the hotel lobby to set the mood and relax after a busy day of business or sightseeing, before enjoying the full service Northern Italian restaurant, which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as 24-hour room service.  Other dining options are also available at the charming Brunswick Bar.

Fantasies abound, yet Hotel Monaco also comes down to earth with state-of-the-art comforts required by today’s business travellers. Guestrooms feature in-room fax, copier and printer units, dual-line speaker telephones with voice mail, data port and modem hook-up, complimentary high-speed internet access and a full service business centre.
The bronze railings of a grand staircase lead from the lobby down to the meeting and ballroom level, where the Paris Ballroom offers 2,200 square feet of banquet space and the Tokyo Room hosts special occasions in a more intimate setting.  In addition, the Wine Cellar entertains parties of up to 50 in the atmosphere of old Italy, while the Athens Room seats board meetings of up to 12 delegates.
In keeping with the services and amenities expected of a small luxury hotel, the Hotel Monaco provides a full audio-visual department and experienced event planning team.

The stunning skyline against the backdrop of the Rockies will take your breath away.  This cultural hub attracts business travellers and tourists alike and the boutique Hotel Monaco is just one block from the mile-long 16th Street Pedestrian Mall, LoDo (lower downtown) and Larimer Square, a lively area filled with art galleries, shops, cafes, restaurants and brew pubs.
Shoppers will love the wealth of stores and boutiques, especially in Larimer Square and for art lovers, the galleries offer a colourful array of activities.  History buffs will enjoy a tour through Denver’s US Mint or head towards the State Capitol, just across Broadway.
After enjoying a city tour head slightly further a field and explore more of Denver by venturing west into the old Rocky Mountain foothill mining towns of Idaho Springs and Georgetown.  Stop off on the way in Golden to visit Coors Brewery or visit Buffalo Bill’s grave on Lookout Mountain.
Alternatively take the cog railway to Pike’s Peak, which climbs the mountain in a 3.5-hour trip, up to an elevation of 14,110 feet.  At the summit, view the whole of Denver and the Sangre De Cristo Mountains.