The musical history that makes the Burnsley one of Denver’s most interesting boutique hotels also lends it a charm and sophistication that is hard to imitate. This all-suite hotel was a popular local jazz club for many years, and still retains an eclectic European flavor with a dash of American soul. Indeed, many musicians have called this place home during their stays in Denver. Ella Fitzgerald was once a part owner, and the hotel has hosted the Roy Haynes Quintet and other jazz greats. You can follow their example, and choose from three suite options that include apartment-style living. Colorado suites feature a colonial theme, with white linens, exotic woods, and foliage accents. Denver and Capitol suites amp up the color, with navy blue and sienna complemented by rich, dark woods. Hop the hotel shuttle to get to the LoDo district, where you’ll find breweries every few feet and the Denver institution, the Tattered Cover bookstore. When you return, the attentive staff at the Burnsley Lounge will see to it that your cocktails go down easy. Live piano music soothes the soul and ensures a peaceful night’s rest at the end of the day.