Behind the reception desk at Le Méridien Downtown Denver, an installation that resembles the silhouette of vintage skis is made up of 500 individual portraits of Marie Antoinette painted on red backgrounds inside acrylic boxes.

A crystal chandelier in Le Méridien’s lobby recalls cracked ice, while faux fur chairs offer a ski-lodge vibe.

A defining feature in the light and airy Le Méridien lobby is a sweeping staircase, highlighted by tilework that resembles wool gloves or sweater patterns.

Artwork in Le Méridien guestrooms nods to the Denver landscape with saturated tones.

Le Méridien’s public spaces embrace a feminine look with midcentury furnishings that soften wood accents, including in a built-in shelving unit that holds bric-à-brac and other curios.

Le Méridien Downtown Denver
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Le Méridien Downtown Denver
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Le Méridien Downtown Denver
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AC Hotel Denver Downtown eschews the softer look of its sister property for a more masculine approach, notably in the lobby with dark woods, cognac-hued leather walls, and geometric forms that nod to the mountains.

AC Hotel Denver Downtown eschews the softer look of its sister property for a more masculine approach, notably in the lobby with dark woods, cognac-hued leather walls, and geometric forms that nod to the mountains.

AC Hotel Denver Downtown
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