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The Brown Palace

A Victorian icon in the Mile High City

Brimming with Denver’s storied past, The Brown Palace offers more than just grand architecture—it’s a living legacy of elegance.

The Brown Palace was completed in 1892 and named for Henry C. Brown, a carpenter and architect from Ohio. Today, the Brown Place Hotel is a remarkable piece of Victorian architecture. The landmark hotel is based on the Italian Renaissance style. Denver’s “Grande Dame” is beautifully ornate and charms travelers from around the world. An oasis of elegance in the once Wild West!