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The historic Oxford Hotel was one of the few 19th-century structures to survive Denver’s post-war urban rebuild. This fortunate circumstance benefits guests today, as this Art Deco gem continues to delight visitors to the LoDo district who are looking for an authentic piece of Colorado history. Walk to the Performing Arts Complex or Coors Field, or take it easy and try a local microbrew at one of the myriad LoDo breweries. Want to venture farther afield? The hotel’s free Cadillac car service will transport you in style. Three themes divide the guest rooms—Victorian, Art Deco and Classic. Tactile fabrics with shine glow in rosy coral or variegated blue stripes. Antique chairs, tables, mirrors, and other accoutrements make up some of the rooms’ furnishings, which provides a sense of period authenticity. The Oxford Hotel’s lobby is an elegant parlor-style space, featuring Oriental rugs and a tall, decorative ceiling. Just a few steps away, the Cruise Room serves martinis in an impeccably preserved Art Deco lounge first opened after Prohibition was repealed. The design and fixtures are original, and the seductive red glow creates an intimate ambience where time seems to stand still, and the Rat Pack would feel right at home.