New Year, New Beginnings Colorado

As you venture forth into a new decade, why not cast aside the old standbys and discover something new? Whether new to the market or just new to you, your event will shine when you sample any of these.

Unique Events Reflect Your Style
Begin by creating a distinctive event that reflects your style with trade show booth attractors, hospitality suite ideas, team building supplies and more from Fun Productions.

New in the Northwest
Think there’s nothing new in Northwest Colorado? Think again.

The Sky Hotel Aspen offers the only conference and banquet space with breathtaking views of the Aspen Mountains from the terraced Aspen Mountain Room or the stylish Sky Conference Room. 

The new Limelight Aspen promises visitors a luxurious snow-lover’s paradise close to challenging peaks, fly-fishing rivers and of course, the trendy town of Aspen. Perfect for corporate retreats or group gatherings.

In the heart of Vail Village, the recently built Tivoli Lodge in Vail Village boasts European-style architecture surrounded by a stunning natural environment. Guests can choose from mountain or village views, with fireplaces, mini-fridges and large soaking tubs in every spacious new room.

Visitors to The Sebastian Vail can revel in a brand new conference center and meeting facilities with two restaurants featuring both gourmet and casual cuisine. Spa and fitness facilities, an outdoor pool and hot tubs make this the enviable place to conduct business.

Copper Mountain Resort is the newest member of the Powdr Corp. family of resorts. Whether skiing, snowboarding or meeting with the board, the lodging options, activities and meeting venues are as varied and spectacular as the local mountain runs.

Novel Sites in Central
Central Colorado offers some of the area’s most novel possibilities.

The new five-star luxury hotel and spa at Ameristar Casino Resort Spa Black Hawk delivers unforgettable options including full-service spas, a 700-person event center and luxurious rooms with mountainside views.

Pamper your guests while in Boulder by booking them into the St. Julien Hotel + Spa featuring luxury suites with soaking tubs, a 10,000-square-foot spa with twelve treatment rooms, an infinity pool with whirlpool and outside terrace.

Or when there’s business at the Ranch, indulge your clients by booking them into the Embassy Suites Loveland. As the newest addition to the John Q. Hammons family of hotels, the space features spacious two-room suites, on-site restaurants and a full-service spa for massages, facials and more.

Discover Something New in Denver
Of course, Denver features some of Colorado’s most original luxury hotels and trendy lodging, both newly opened and coming soon.

The new Ritz-Carlton, Denver boasts lavish rooms and suites, vast meeting spaces, and complete fitness and spa facilities, while the Aloft Denver International Airport, a bold new Denver hotel, features loft-inspired rooms with the latest high-tech features. Element Denver Park Meadows by Westin proudly brands itself the first eco-chic Element hotel in Colorado, with environmentally friendly amenities including low-flow toilets, high-efficiency appliances and a natural saline pool. 

Slated to open in 2010, both the Embassy Suites and the Four Seasons Hotel reside at the heart of Denver. Both hotels will feature an abundance of meeting spaces just minutes from the Colorado Convention Center.

What’s old is new again, with the renovation of several prominent hotels in Denver. Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel, Colorado’s largest hotel, has transformed its rooms, suites and lobby while adding a new health and fitness facility. The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa, Autograph Collection recently updated the baths in all of its rooms to make them more befitting one of Denver’s most elegant hotels. And the Oxford Hotel, Warwick Denver Hotel and the Magnolia Hotel Denver each upgraded and updated their rooms, furnishings, fixtures and more.

Innovative Venues
Visitors can tune up their business or tune into relaxation at the new symphony center in the Denver Performing Arts Complex.  With more dining and event space, an expanded lobby, education and lecture space, the improvements will add 35,000 square feet to the concert hall. 

Ring Out the Old
If you strive to be the most talked about, trend-setting planner around, then ring out the old and bring in the new with any of these up-to-minute, innovative options for your next event or meeting.