What is the best hotel to stay at in Denver?

Q. I have never been to Denver but I am planning to go there in August. I am going to the football game and six flags and I will have my car. If anyone has any suggestions of a nice reasonably priced hotel that would be great!

Answer
These are the best hotels in Denver:
Adam's Mark Denver
Denver's largest hotel include a year-round swimming pool, three restaurants

Brown Palace Hotel
Luxury historic hotel built in 1892 combines Victorian traditions such as Afternoon Tea. This hotel is said to be haunted. Can be pricey, but it is an amzing hotel. Most famous hotel in Denver.

Executive Tower Hotel
Skyscraper hotel with three hundred guest rooms, offering amenities including an indoor lap pool and a tennis court.

Hotel Monaco Denver
Colorful and luxurious hotel in downtown Denver next to the Sixteenth Street pedestrian mall.

Hotel Teatro
Luxury boutique hotel, located in the historic Denver Tramway Building.

When it comes to reasonably priced I would recommend

Ramada Limited Capitol Hill
1150 E. Colfax Ave., Capitol Hill, Denver, CO 80217, USA
Phone: 303/831-7700 or 800/272-6232

Magnolia Hotel
818 17th St., Denver, CO 80202, USA
Phone: 303/607-9000 or 888/915-1110
www.themagnoliahotel.com

The Burnsley
1000 Grant St., Denver, CO 80203, USA
Phone: 303/830-1000 or 800/231-3915
www.burnsley.com


Courtyard by Marriott
934 16th St., Denver, CO 80202, USA
Phone: 303/571-1114 or 888/249-1810

But for the cheapest accomodations according to myLets Go USA travel Guide, check out:

Hostel of the Rockys B&B's about $32-40, includes breakfast. 861-7777, 1530 Downing Street

Motel 6, 12020 E. 39th St 371-0740 $40-50 a night

Roadway Inn, 12033 E. 38th St. 371-0740 $40-50 a night

Enjoy your trip!!!!!!!

DNC alert! Denver running out of...?

christophe

....Limousines. What are they going to do?

DENVER - Thousands of delegates, politicians, supporters and protesters are expected to descend upon Denver for the Democratic National Convention in two weeks. One thing they may not find is a ride around town due to a lack of limousines.

"Everyone wants a limo, but you can only supply so many," said Gene Cookenboo, president of the Limousine Association of Colorado and owner of Presidential Limousine, the largest limo service in Denver.

According to records, 271 limo companies are registered at DIA. However, Cookenboo says the majority of those companies only have one to three cars. It comes at a time when limo companies are expected to make 125 runs a day during the DNC compared to 80 during a normal week.

"We're simply running out of cars," said Cookenboo.

Cookenboo says many of those cars are reserved for 12 to 24 hours a day by a particular person or group of people to get around town during the four-day convention.

To help with the shortage, limo companies are renting cars from other companies and turning to other states to help bring in more cars. The Public Utilities Commission has issued a waiver system to allow companies to add to their current fleet according to Cookenboo.

Cookenboo says the DNC is expected to pump an additional half million dollars into the local limo industry. He says some people attending the DNC from other states are expected to also bring their own cars and drivers.

"We're about as ready as we're going to get,"said Cookenboo.

Cookenboo says 35 to 40 of the 271 limo companies are registered with the Limousine Association of Colorado.

http://www.9news.com/rss/article.aspx?storyid=97431

Answer
Working American taxes at work paying for the luxury of the ungrateful.

Their motto is " Raise Taxes".

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