Denver · LoDo
The Oxford Hotel
Typical recent rate
$219Reference price
$269Signal savings
Save 19% · $50Price checked May 27, 2026
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About this hotel
Denver's oldest continuously operating hotel, built in 1891 — a LoDo landmark with a spa, a beloved cocktail bar, and a refined Victorian character steps from Union Station.
The Oxford Hotel is the most historically significant hotel in LoDo — the 1891 building has genuine landmark status, and the property has been earning 9.0+ guest scores for years by delivering boutique character that newer hotels in the neighborhood can't replicate. The Cruise Room bar is one of Denver's most iconic Art Deco rooms. At $219 it sits between the convention-market hotels and Cherry Creek luxury, making it the clearest value proposition for travelers who want historic character over brand points.
Signal summary
Oxford rates hold steadier than Union Station-adjacent properties during convention peaks — a reliable LoDo boutique option when the broader downtown market has compressed.
Frequently asked questions
What makes The Oxford Hotel special in Denver?
The Oxford is Denver's oldest continuously operating hotel, built in 1891. The Cruise Room — a narrow Art Deco bar modeled after a room on the Queen Mary — is one of the city's most iconic drinking establishments. The hotel's Victorian-era character and consistent service have made it a Denver institution with a loyal repeat guest base.
Where is The Oxford Hotel located in Denver?
The Oxford sits at 1600 17th St in LoDo — one block from Denver Union Station, steps from the 16th Street Mall, and within easy walking distance of Coors Field, Larimer Square, and the Platte River trails. It's one of the most walkable positions in the city.
How does The Oxford compare to All Inn Denver in LoDo?
Both are LoDo boutiques at similar price points near Union Station. The Oxford leads on historic character and the Cruise Room bar — a genuinely irreplaceable experience. All Inn is newer and more minimalist, with a slightly smaller footprint and a comparable guest score. For history and atmosphere, Oxford wins. For a quieter modern boutique at a modest discount, All Inn is worth considering.
