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Which days have the lowest hotel rates?
Average hotel price in Denver is around $160 on Friday.
In Denver, hotel prices show a gradual increase from Monday to Friday, starting just over $140 and reaching around $160 by Friday. Prices dip significantly on Sunday, dropping to just over $130, while Saturday prices are slightly lower than Friday, around $158.
Which month has the best hotel rates?
Lowest average price in January is just over $75; highest in December is around $180–$190.
In Denver, hotel prices exhibit notable variation throughout the year. The lowest average prices occur in January, around just over $75, while December shows the highest rates, approximately around $180–$190. The month of May typically presents higher prices as well.
How far in advance should I book?
Day before check-in prices in Denver are around $100–$150.
In Denver, hotel prices tend to decrease as the check-in date approaches, particularly for lower-quality hotels that may lower rates last minute. However, availability decreases significantly after three weeks, leading to higher prices for premium hotels. On the day before check-in, prices can reach around $100-$150 compared to approximately $200 for advanced bookings.
How much do hotels cost by star rating?
Most popular category: around $100.
In Denver, hotels are distributed across various star ratings, with prices generally increasing as the star level rises. The 2-star category is the most prevalent, priced around $100, while 3-star hotels increase to just under $150, showing a moderate price jump.
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Top Tips
- Plan 24 to 48 hours for acclimation to Denver’s 5,280 ft (1,610 m) elevation. Hydrate, limit intense activity on arrival, and learn to recognize altitude sickness signs; hotel staff can recommend remedies, and some properties offer oxygen canisters, especially for guests with health sensitivities.
- Book rooms 60 to 90 days ahead for major events like the Great American Beer Festival (early October) and National Western Stock Show (mid-January) to avoid significant rate hikes. Check local event calendars or ask your hotel concierge about upcoming large gatherings that may affect pricing.
- Factor in Denver's 10.75% hotel tax, which can add $20 to $40 USD to a $200 USD nightly rate, to accurately budget your stay. Review the full booking total at checkout, as some hotels may list additional fees.
- Stay in LoDo or Union Station for a location within 0.5–1 mile walk of Ball Arena and the Colorado Convention Center, or RiNo for newer boutique hotels and evening dining options. Many hotels in these areas offer curated local experiences or partnerships with restaurants and venues; ask the front desk for recommendations.
- Use the free MallRide shuttle along 16th Street Mall for quick downtown connections, reducing taxi or rideshare expenses between attractions. The shuttle offers low-floor access and visual displays to support guests with accessibility needs.
- Bring a refillable water bottle; Denver’s tap water is safe to drink and hotel lobbies often have water bottle refill stations or filtered water for guest use.
- Apply SPF 30+ sunscreen and wear sunglasses, as Denver’s UV levels are about 16-19% higher than at sea level. Some hotels provide complimentary sunscreen near pools or at the front desk for guest convenience.
- Request a high-floor or courtyard room during game or convention nights to reduce noise from nearby streets and event venues. Some hotels offer white noise machines or can recommend room categories for quieter stays.
- Choose hotels near Union Station or LoDo for direct access to the DEN commuter rail, which reaches Denver International Airport in about 35 to 40 minutes. Ask at the front desk for help with train schedules or ticket purchases.
- Visit in the off-season (April–May or September–November) to find hotel discounts of up to 20% and enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere. Hotel websites may list special packages with bonuses like breakfast or spa credits.
- Verify Wi-Fi speeds before booking; look for hotels specifying 25 Mbps or higher if you need reliable video conferencing. Ask about hardwired connections or availability of private spaces for calls if working remotely.
- Check hotel parking fees, which can range from $30 to $50 USD daily at downtown properties, and consider using public transportation to reduce costs. Ask about onsite EV charging or local parking alternatives, as some hotels offer discounted rates or transit passes.
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