Going to Dungver. Where to stay?
 

Finally decided on our annual pilgrimage to go watch our team and just booked the trip go watch the 9-0 showdown in Denver next month. Got game tix and airfare. Having never been there, where's the best area to stay? Needs to be close to bars/restaurants as I plan on much celebrating to be had. Don't mind taking a cab to the game, but need to be able to walk (or stagger) to drinking establishments.

Going with bro-in-law, sis, and the wife so recommendations on getlemen's clubs, while appreciated, probably won't be necessary.

Appreciate your tips and look forward to lifting a cold one with anyone else planning on being there to watch the forehead get crushed...

Go Chiefs!!!

Downtown. No where else but downtown. Near the 16th Street Mall.

I don't know, but please piss on that city at some juncture.

Start here and work your way down according to budget...

http://m.brownpalace.com/

Hey! HEY! People live here, you know. Good people. People like me. And ... and ... well, people like me.

Estes Park.

Correction:

Don't piss on Rain Man. Feel free to go anywhere else.

I cannot wait until the day I get to watch a Chiefs game there.

There are only a handful of places that I have no desire to go watch a road game, and that is one of them.

we stayed at the embassy suites across from the convention center. very nice. cheap meter parking on the street between the hotel and convention center. minutes from Invesco.

I always thought that, too. This game could be one for the ages, though. Gotta be there...

The Curtis is cool in an eclectic/hipsterish sort of way. The Marriott is pretty okay, but the rooms are small. Sheraton is right on 16th street.

Really I would just pick the best rate that's not a slum.

Shia LeBouf! That place looks nice, but $1200/nt. for a suite?!?

Thanks for the recommendation. That looks like the area to be, anyway...

The last time I drove through Denver, we were on our way to Grand Junction to visit relatives and had to stop for the night. I was tired, but I kept going until we got past the city limits into Golden. I told my wife I would not spend the night in Denver, because if I happened to die in my sleep there my soul would not be able to ascend to heaven.