Located in the heart of Denver's North Art District, the Ramble Hotel from Death and Co is bringing a unique speakeasy-style to the city in a stylish and luxurious way.
The new space will be the brand's first hotel built outside of New York City, adding a prohibition era lounge to compliment Denver's French Salon-inspired structural surroundings. The hotel includes a daytime cafe, an intimate parlour, outdoor bar, in-room bars and a small theatre to ensure all guests have access to any type of amenity. Each one of the 50 guestrooms features a Parisian-inspired interior design, with comfortable hand-crafted furniture, bold colors and beautiful artwork.
With moody blue hues seen throughout, rich wooden flooring and vintage Persian rugs, the Ramble Hotel offers a unique travel experience that will bring any guest back to the 1920s.
What's Driving This Trend
- Retro-inspired Hotel Designs
- Opportunity for designers to create hotels that capture the nostalgia and elegance of the past.
- Speakeasy-style Hospitality Concepts
- Innovative opportunities for creating hidden, exclusive lounges within hotels for a unique guest experience.
- Parisian-inspired Interior Design
- Potential for interior designers to incorporate the charm and sophistication of Paris into hotel designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
- Hotels can adopt speakeasy-style concepts and retro design elements to offer a distinctive and memorable experience to guests.
- Interior Design
- Designers can explore Parisian-inspired aesthetics and embrace vintage elements to create visually stunning hotels and spaces.
- Gastronomy
- Opportunity for bars and restaurants within hotels to adopt prohibition era themes and speakeasy-style ambiance.
