Smart stays for business travelers in downtown Denver
Work by day, then explore the Mile High City’s arts, culture, and dining at night.
Edited by Sarah Kuta | December 18, 2025
Denver is designed for seamless work and play. Effortless travel begins the moment you hop on the A Line from Denver International Airport to Union Station, and productive days start at the Colorado Convention Center — home to the city’s iconic Big Blue Bear sculpture. Early morning neighborhood walks and evenings immersed in the city’s vibrant arts and dining scene make every workation feel balanced. Here’s where to stay during your next business trip to the Mile High City.
In this article: Extended stays in downtown Denver
Easy commute to the Colorado Convention Center
Centrally-located, studio-style convenience
Easy commute to the Colorado Convention Center
Start your day with coffee and free made-to-order breakfast at Embassy Suites by Hilton Denver Downtown Convention Center, then stroll just minutes to the Colorado Convention Center, where the 40-foot (12-meter) Big Blue Bear sculpture is waiting to greet you. The hotel is designed for business travelers, offering spacious suites, reliable Wi-Fi, an indoor saltwater pool, and a fitness center for midday exercise breaks. After work sessions, unwind with the hotel’s free evening reception or step out for local art and dining. The walkable location means you’re always close to the action, so you can focus more on balancing business and leisure, and less on logistics.
Centrally-located, studio-style convenience
Home2 by Hilton Denver Downtown Convention Center offers studio-style suites for professionals. Each suite includes a workspace, flexible layout, and easy access to meeting spaces and downtown dining options. Once you finish up for the day, take a short stroll to nearby venues like the Denver Art Museum or enjoy a quick bite before returning to your suite. The laundry and fitness amenities make it easy to keep up with your normal routines during an extended stay, while reliable Wi-Fi ensures you stay connected throughout. Wake up with free hot breakfast or whip up a quick bite in your in-suite kitchen.
Rail-to-room ease near Union Station
Arriving in Denver is simple thanks to the Regional Transportation District’s (RTD) A Line train, connecting the airport to Union Station in about 40 minutes. Hilton Garden Inn Denver Union Station is a convenient base for business travel, placing you steps from Lower Downtown’s (LoDo) vibrant dining and culture. After a smooth rail journey, settle into your comfortable guest room and enjoy strong Wi-Fi, access to a business center and meeting rooms, and other productivity-friendly amenities. Wind down post-work with drinks and dinner at the on-site restaurant, Woodie Fisher Kitchen & Bar. Evenings are made for exploring the neighborhood or catching a game at Coors Field or Ball Arena, all within a short distance of your stay.
A downtown hub for meetings and nights out
Hilton Denver City Center offers a central location for business meetings and lively evenings. Flexible meeting spaces, reliable Wi-Fi, and short walks to top Denver venues make it easy to blend productivity with leisure time. Plan a team off-site at Meow Wolf Denver’s Convergence Station — a massive immersive art exhibition — or take a street-art walk before catching a live show at the Denver Center for Performing Arts. The historic Larimer Square district offers plenty of bars for a night cap. After a full day, return to your spacious guest room to recharge for tomorrow’s agenda.
Disclaimer: We used AI assistance to generate this content. All information was reviewed by Hilton's team to ensure it meets our standards for accuracy and ethics, allowing us to better match your travel needs and connect you with the right stay.
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