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REQUEST PROPOSAL Hyatt Regency Denver


at Colorado Convention Center Denver, Colorado


1 CONTACT INFORMATION


650 15th St. Denver, CO 80202 Sales: 888.809.0746 Director of Sales & Marketing: David Gauthier www.denverregency.hyatt.com


QUICK FACTS Affiliation


Accommodations Singles/Doubles/Suites


Hyatt Hotels & Resorts 1,100


453/588/59


Max Group Size (rooms/people) 1,000/2,500 Room Rates


High Season n Low Season n Shoulder Season Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec


MEETING SPACE Largest Meeting Room


Total Indoor


Total Indoor/Outdoor AMENITIES


High $209 - $409 Low $89 - $199


Resort Fee: NA Room Tax: 14.85% Sales Tax: 7.72%


30,000 Sq. Ft. 60,600 Sq. Ft. 63,600 Sq. Ft.


Business: FedEx Office Print & Ship Center, expert meeting planners and audiovisual team, state-of- the-art audiovisual and communications equipment, and high-speed wired and Wi-Fi Internet access.


Recreation: Pool, fitness center, and day spa.


Nearby: Colorado Convention Center, 16th Street Pedestrian Mall, Denver Pavilions, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Denver Art Museum, Denver Children’s Museum, Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Elitch Gardens, Larimer Square, Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Pepsi Center, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and University of Denver.


AIRPORT PROXIMITY Denver International Airport (DEN)


“This was the very best meeting experience I’ve ever had at a hotel. While the building is beautiful, your people really make [it] special!”


The footprint of the Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center covers an entire city block, and its skyscraper soars 37 stories above the Mile High City. Four stories of floor-to-ceiling windows in the lobby’s Altitude Restaurant take in a lively urban scene, while the lobby’s Strata Bar faces Denver’s skyline and Rocky Mountain rim beyond. On the penthouse level, Peaks Lounge accompanies drinks and conversation with an eagle’s-eye view of Denver and its high-mountain plateau. The hotel serves as headquarters for the city’s


—Melissa Johnson AAFP


convention center across the street and boasts 60,600 square feet of meeting space all its own—including the largest hotel ballroom in downtown Denver. Everything from board meetings to award ceremonies


to charity balls and industry trade shows benefit from the wide choice of versatile venues and dedicated staff. Overnight participants enjoy a choice of 1,100 deluxe view-filled guest rooms and suites, including executive-level accommodations with a private lounge serving complimentary Continental breakfast and evening hors d’oeuvres. Business travelers particularly appreciate the support of property-wide


23 miles


Wi-Fi and a FedEx Office Print & Ship Center—not to mention the hotel’s fitness facility complete with indoor pool, sundeck, and spa treatment rooms. Attendees with time for a taste of the town can walk two blocks to the Denver Performing Arts Center or one block to Denver Pavilions and the 16th Street Pedestrian Mall.


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