Until modern science perfects the art of time travel, you can indulge in a getaway at the Castle Marne Bed & Breakfast. This lovingly restored Victorian-era mansion is one of Denver’s landmark buildings, an imposing stone structure that recalls a time when this Gold Rush city was a pretentious newcomer on the scene. Curl up in a wing chair next to the marble and mahogany fireplace, or just browse the endless collection of bric-a-brac so beloved in Victorian homes. Authentic period pieces and hand-rubbed wood interiors create a warm and cozy atmosphere. Each of the nine individually themed guest rooms offers period details, such as canopy beds and clawfoot tubs. Lovers of English country style will appreciate the colors and prints, heavily favoring soft cream and cabbage roses. Some rooms have private balconies, complete with a personal hot tub. After you unpack, make sure you join the other guests in the parlor for a traditional English afternoon tea. Dinner in the formal dining room is a six-course affair, complete with a light fruit sorbet before the entree. Try the Rocky Mountain trout or Cornish game hen in wild plum glaze. After dinner, head out for a night on the town in Denver, just a short drive away, or retire to the parlor for quiet conversation.