Grand Hyatt Denver Downtown Hotel Shuttles

A fixture of the Central Business District, Grand Hyatt Denver offers instant glimpses of downtown fixtures ranging from The Colorado Convention Center’s famed geometric bear to the I.M. Pei-designed courtyard shopping experience across 16th Street Mall. The hotel itself offers an incredible interior design scheme that flows through mod-minimalist rug patterns paired with Neo-mid century furniture, a gold-hue bar and lobby adding new meaning to the term ‘Gold Rush’ with vast networking opportunities. Keep things focused through the hotel’s many included amenities instead; a heated pool, rooftop track and elegant club lounge offering continental breakfast and all-day snacks. For simple transfers across town, utilize the 18th/California Light Rail Station, located two blocks away and offering easy drop offs to Denver International Airport. Other ways to see the city include private vehicle rentals ranging from simple sedans to spacious SUVs, while casual meet-and-greet services offer professional drop offs via stretched limousine, taxi or local personal driver.

Look toward something special with a quick tour of the neighborhood, starting at the long cobblestoned streets and one-of-a-kind restaurants lined across the 16th Street Mall, especially savory lunch spots including the Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery as well as fashionable Japanese eats at Tokyo Joe’s. Keep the good vibes going with a walk through interesting nearby galleries, from a bizarrely playful atmosphere at The Money Museum to historic views into old Denver’s days of firefighting at the Denver Firefighters Museum. Outside the hustle of the Central Business District rest an abundant stretch of riverside greenery along the South Platte, from traditional carnival rides at the historic Elitch Gardens to rapid-water sunsets at Confluence Park. Across from Confluence Park rest even more old-timey getaways that include the Denver Trolley’s vintage rides aboard old street cars, as well as a traditional Americana ambiance at My Brother’s Bar.