Hotels in Denver with In-Room Jacuzzi / Private Hot Tub
Top 3 Denver Hotels with Hot Tub in Room
Best Western Premier Denver East
4411 Peoria St, Denver, CO
Newly renovated hotel offering king suites with jetted tubs and balconies, plus outdoor pool and hot tub facilities near Anschutz Medical Campus.
Lumber Baron Inn & Gardens
2555 W 37th Ave, Denver, CO
Historic Victorian mansion with private jacuzzi tubs in all five rooms, featuring antique furnishings and designer wallpaper ceilings in the Highland neighborhood.
The Source Hotel
3330 Brighton Blvd, Denver, CO
Boutique hotel in RiNo with Japanese soaking tubs in select rooms, plus rooftop hot tub with city views and artisan market hall dining.
Budget-friendly Hotels with In-room Jacuzzi
Patterson Inn
1850 Wazee Street, Denver, CO
Historic downtown inn featuring king suites with spa baths and deluxe accommodations, offering personalized service in central Denver.
The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa, Autograph Collection
321 17th Street, Denver, CO
Legendary luxury hotel since 1892 with elegant jacuzzi suites, full-service spa, and timeless grandeur in downtown Denver's business district.
The Maven Hotel at Dairy Block
1850 Wazee Street, Denver, CO
Contemporary downtown hotel with jacuzzi suites and access to Dairy Block's artisan market hall with 15 shops and 19 restaurants, steps from Coors Field in LoDo.
More Denver Hotels with Jacuzzi in Room
The Rally Hotel At Mcgregor Square
1600 20th St Mcgregor Square, Denver, CO
Modern baseball-themed hotel with private spa tubs and direct views of Coors Field, perfect for sports fans in downtown Denver.
Four Seasons Hotel Denver
1111 14th Street, Denver, CO
Ultra-luxury 45-story hotel with jacuzzi suites offering Rocky Mountain and city views, full-service spa, rooftop pool, and EDGE Restaurant steps from the Denver Performing Arts Complex.
The Oxford Hotel
1600 17th St., Denver, CO
Historic boutique hotel featuring spa tub rooms with old-world elegance, award-winning dining and easy access to Union Station.
Limelight Denver
1600 Wewatta Street, Denver, CO
Mountain-modern hotel with ski lodge ambiance near Union Station, offering easy access to Colorado outdoor adventures.
Queen Anne Urban Bed & Breakfast
2147-51 Tremont Place, Denver, CO
Victorian B&B with private hot tub on balcony and gourmet breakfast service in the historic Clements district near downtown.
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Denver
1717 Champa St, Denver, CO
Vibrant boutique hotel with whimsical accommodations and pet-friendly luxury near Denver Art Museum and 16th Street Mall.
Hotel Teatro
1100 14th Street, Denver, CO
Theatrical-themed boutique hotel with dramatic accommodations and rich décor, steps from Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
Comfort Suites Denver Near Downtown
620 Federal Blvd Building A, Denver, CO
Family-friendly hotel with spacious suites and complimentary breakfast, offering affordable accommodations with easy downtown access.
AmericInn by Wyndham Denver Airport
7010 Tower Rd, Denver, CO 80249
Airport hotel with convenient amenities and 24/7 shuttle service, perfect for travelers wanting comfortable accommodations near DIA.
Halcyon, a Hotel in Cherry Creek
245 Columbine Street Cherry Creek, Denver, CO
Sophisticated Cherry Creek hotel with modern amenities and upscale shopping access, ideal for couples exploring Denver's premier retail district.
Verified Reviews of Denver Hot Tub Hotels
Great stay overnight in Denver and Tania checked us in who was beyond accommodating and helpful.
The hotel itself was fine and in a convenient location. However, we weren't notified until two days prior to our visit that the rooftop pool, gym, and bar were all under construction and wouldn't be available for the duration of our stay. Despite this, we still had a $25 'amenity fee' added onto our bill that was on top of what we paid for the room, despite these amenities not actually being available.
The room itself was clean however it was lackluster. Everything is essentially concrete. At least the room was cool in temp because everywhere else around the hotel was blazing hot.
The issue I had was this loud, repeated noise coming from above my room. It was so loud that it startled me out of sleep every 30 minutes from 11pm to 6:30am. I was there to take the Bar exam the next day. I called the office three times before anyone answered. They sent someone up to look at it after I called at 1:30am. I heard the noise the rest of the night. When I asked the front desk the next morning, they said they checked and because they heard it coming from my room it must have been me because no one was above me. So they heard it, did nothing about it, and I paid for this expensive room I couldn’t even sleep in. Like, what?! I was able to switch rooms for my second night; however, the hotel comped me absolutely nothing. They were completely uncaring about my super rough night even though these rooms are far too expensive for that. I have emailed them twice and have received no answer.
Additionally, nothing really opens there til 7;30 am so if you want coffee before that time period, forget it. Breakfast before 8? Not happening. Do they not think people need to get out prior to 8 am. They have an opportunity here.
They don’t have their own parking. So it’s $20 a day to park and the garage is a little far from the rooms. It was cold and sort of creepy. They truly need a better reception area and a place to better unload. Or maybe provide a bellhop at that point.
Frustrating….
The issue I had was this loud, repeated noise coming from above my room. It was so loud that it startled me out of sleep every 30 minutes from 11pm to 6:30am. I was there to take the Bar exam the next day. I called the office three times before anyone answered. They sent someone up to look at it after I called at 1:30am. I heard the noise the rest of the night. When I asked the front desk the next morning, they said they checked and because they heard it coming from my room it must have been me because no one was above me. So they heard it, did nothing about it, and I paid for this expensive room I couldn’t even sleep in. Like, what?! I was able to switch rooms for my second night; however, the hotel comped me absolutely nothing. They were completely uncaring about my super rough night even though these rooms are far too expensive for that. I have emailed them twice and have received no answer.
Additionally, nothing really opens there til 7;30 am so if you want coffee before that time period, forget it. Breakfast before 8? Not happening. Do they not think people need to get out prior to 8 am. They have an opportunity here.
They don’t have their own parking. So it’s $20 a day to park and the garage is a little far from the rooms. It was cold and sort of creepy. They truly need a better reception area and a place to better unload. Or maybe provide a bellhop at that point.
Frustrating….
Tanya at the Source Hotel was very kind and accommodating. She gave us exceptional service and really helped us with a mix-up regarding our schedule. Most places have remote call centers so it was so nice to actually connect directly with the hotel. Thank you Tanya!
We loved our stay at The Source Hotel. We enjoyed the sophisticated simplicity of the rooms and enjoyed the view of the city and mountains from our room. The restaurant on the roof top was closed for renovations, which was disappointing but understandable. The pool was smaller than we had thought but it did the job. The area was getting renovations so, I imagine there will be some updating to the deck and pools themselves. My only complaint was that the hot tub was a bit confusing to get working. The Market Hall was a very cool experience too. Smok was delicious but Safta's brunch is a high we will be chasing for a while. It was amazing. There were buses in front of the hotel and the train is a short 15 minute walk away. There is also a pedestrian bridge a few blocks up to take you to the other side of the tracks.
ahmedq461
00:00 24 Jul 25
Tania was very helpful. She went out of her way to help us with our booking. We were happy and satisfied with her incredible service.
This review is for Brice Cheron who is in charge of LAZ parking there. I had an issue with how the camera captured only entry and exit and was sent to collections erroneously. It took me a while to get to him but he was quick to give me a favorable resolution. The hotel is a nice environment with strict open air parking enforcement.
My expectations were high since this is the Four Seasons, but unfortunately they weren’t even nearly met. The food was subpar and the service felt just average. For a place with this reputation, the brunch really needs a revamp.
I got food poisoning during my stay from the poolside food service. I ordered the club sandwich and the bread had mold on it. I noticed this halfway into the sandwich. Shortly after I experienced gastrointestinal discomfort and distress from the mycotoxins. I informed our waiter who then asked if I would like to order something else. I had asked for a green juice in the flush out the mycotoxins. As my symptoms worsened, I requested to speak to the manager who then sent someone from security because he didn't know how to handle the situation. The individual from security was insisting on calling the paramedics to come and assess the situation. She then said it could take a few hours for them to come. This was on 08/11 during a 90+ degree day. I asked if I could receive compensation for getting an IV from a local place, both the manager and individual from security said they could not do that (yet were willing to call 911).
I left as I did not want to wait in the sun for hours while I was ill. Also my juice never came.
I left as I did not want to wait in the sun for hours while I was ill. Also my juice never came.
This is a really nice 4 star hotel— but it is not a ‘true’ Four Seasons.
Ryan who helped with our luggage was awesome and so were the employees at the pool bar.
As others have mentioned, the front desk staff, which is the customer’s first and last impression, needs serious improvement.
It’s a nice hotel and I hope they can turn it around.
Ryan who helped with our luggage was awesome and so were the employees at the pool bar.
As others have mentioned, the front desk staff, which is the customer’s first and last impression, needs serious improvement.
It’s a nice hotel and I hope they can turn it around.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Truly Exceptional Stay at Four Seasons Denver
From the moment we arrived, the service at the Four Seasons Denver was nothing short of impeccable. The entire staff went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable and memorable. Every interaction—from the front desk to housekeeping—was warm, professional, and genuinely welcoming.
A special shout-out to the valet team: they are incredibly professional, prompt, and courteous. They made every arrival and departure seamless, always greeting us with a smile and taking great care with our vehicle. It’s clear they take pride in what they do.
The hotel itself is beautiful, well-maintained, and offers all the luxury you’d expect from the Four Seasons brand. But it’s the people who truly make this place stand out. We’ll absolutely be back. Highly recommended!
From the moment we arrived, the service at the Four Seasons Denver was nothing short of impeccable. The entire staff went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable and memorable. Every interaction—from the front desk to housekeeping—was warm, professional, and genuinely welcoming.
A special shout-out to the valet team: they are incredibly professional, prompt, and courteous. They made every arrival and departure seamless, always greeting us with a smile and taking great care with our vehicle. It’s clear they take pride in what they do.
The hotel itself is beautiful, well-maintained, and offers all the luxury you’d expect from the Four Seasons brand. But it’s the people who truly make this place stand out. We’ll absolutely be back. Highly recommended!
Denver FS was by far our worst four seasons experience, our only bad FS experience honestly. I found the booking process to be misleading. They advertised a rate and a “book 3 nights, one free” rate, which changed upon checkout to 4 full nights’ rate. The room looked nothing like what was advertised in their website at booking. While they changed our room to approximate the one that appeared on the website at booking, they didn’t honor the 3 nights, one free bait at booking. And the nightly rate was 35% more than what the website said at booking. When I expressed these frustrations, they said they pass them on to the website team (!).
What’s more, the stay was full of frustrations, and I’ll say it seems the post-private equity business model is in decline, relying more on brand power than their historical customer service. The in-room dining was nickel and dime experience. This was a far cry from the old model where the founder valued service, transparent pricing, fairness, and intentionally not nickel and diming folks; in-room dining felt like trying to buy a beer at a ballgame for $21. A number of in-room dining items were out of stock. The restaurant couldn’t even fit house guests in.
Here’s hoping that other properties still have some of the original FS magic going on.
What’s more, the stay was full of frustrations, and I’ll say it seems the post-private equity business model is in decline, relying more on brand power than their historical customer service. The in-room dining was nickel and dime experience. This was a far cry from the old model where the founder valued service, transparent pricing, fairness, and intentionally not nickel and diming folks; in-room dining felt like trying to buy a beer at a ballgame for $21. A number of in-room dining items were out of stock. The restaurant couldn’t even fit house guests in.
Here’s hoping that other properties still have some of the original FS magic going on.
This hotel has 5 star price points and 0 star, incompetent service both online and through the Gen-Z desk clerks who remarkably also serve as concierges. I signed up for the $1000 Four Seasons RockyMountainNational Park tour. The staff signed me up for a $179. group tour neglecting to tell me the departure point .Finally, they arranged for a delayed private tour. I confirmed that tour was cleared on my bill at check out. A few weeks later, I received an email that the front desk had charged my charge card for $1400 “for my convenience” and then a race to the bottom, wasting my time to sort out the web of complete ineptitude.
Everything is great and this would be five stars, but the bathroom/showers are too well ventilated and therefore cold.
The sticky toffee pudding from room service is delicious.
The sticky toffee pudding from room service is delicious.
First and foremost their front desk is horribly rude , believe me when I say for what you pay and what you get from this hotel don't bother !
Go to the rally in McGregor square , trust me you'll be glad you did.
I wrote everything I personally had go wrong at this hotel but after reading I decided to delete everything due to the fact you wouldn't believe me if I did, that's how bad my first experience went . Anyway its a shame . You guys truly need some type of training classes every month on how to act like you enjoy what you do for a living if not your in the wrong business. As an owner of a company that provides a service you guys are failing horribly . Thanks for reading
Go to the rally in McGregor square , trust me you'll be glad you did.
I wrote everything I personally had go wrong at this hotel but after reading I decided to delete everything due to the fact you wouldn't believe me if I did, that's how bad my first experience went . Anyway its a shame . You guys truly need some type of training classes every month on how to act like you enjoy what you do for a living if not your in the wrong business. As an owner of a company that provides a service you guys are failing horribly . Thanks for reading
This marks our fourth stay at a Four Seasons property, and once again, the level of service has exceeded our expectations. We would especially like to commend the gentlemen from the car service team, house keeping, and in house dinning, who have all been exceptionally courteous and attentive.
One of the major reasons we gave a 5, The cleanliness of the room and the attention to detail were outstanding. Additionally, the in-house dining experience was phenomenal, with both the service and the quality of the food being exceptional
In particular, we want to highlight Mike from Valet Services . Mike has consistently gone above and beyond to ensure our experience has been seamless and enjoyable. From the moment we arrived, his warm demeanor, professionalism, and attention to detail created an immediate sense of comfort and trust.
Mike’s commitment to providing a safe, welcoming, and luxurious environment reflects the highest standards of the Four Seasons brand.
The in-house dinning, cleaning services, and the valet services exceptional service has been a memorable part of our stay, and we are sincerely grateful for the positive impact they made during our visit. We do suggest a bit more attention with front desk personnel. Possibly having suggestions for guest to go eat and things to do like other Four Seasons have prepared. This would be our only suggestion to make the overall trip exceptional.
Thank you for your service!
One of the major reasons we gave a 5, The cleanliness of the room and the attention to detail were outstanding. Additionally, the in-house dining experience was phenomenal, with both the service and the quality of the food being exceptional
In particular, we want to highlight Mike from Valet Services . Mike has consistently gone above and beyond to ensure our experience has been seamless and enjoyable. From the moment we arrived, his warm demeanor, professionalism, and attention to detail created an immediate sense of comfort and trust.
Mike’s commitment to providing a safe, welcoming, and luxurious environment reflects the highest standards of the Four Seasons brand.
The in-house dinning, cleaning services, and the valet services exceptional service has been a memorable part of our stay, and we are sincerely grateful for the positive impact they made during our visit. We do suggest a bit more attention with front desk personnel. Possibly having suggestions for guest to go eat and things to do like other Four Seasons have prepared. This would be our only suggestion to make the overall trip exceptional.
Thank you for your service!
We have stayed at many 5 star hotels in the U.S. and abroad. I can't honestly say this Hotel does not fit the 5 star feeling in my opinion. Almost $600 a night.
We had to remove our own bags from the Uber, the front desk was not exactly the most welcoming. She was almost robotic. No one even greeted us as we walked in.
The room was as nice but on par with many of the 4 star hotels we have stayed at in the past.
Hair in the bath tub from a previous guest. Garbage under the cabinet outside the elevators.
This was our first stay in a Four Seasons.
Maybe this is just the 4 seasons mantra?
We had to remove our own bags from the Uber, the front desk was not exactly the most welcoming. She was almost robotic. No one even greeted us as we walked in.
The room was as nice but on par with many of the 4 star hotels we have stayed at in the past.
Hair in the bath tub from a previous guest. Garbage under the cabinet outside the elevators.
This was our first stay in a Four Seasons.
Maybe this is just the 4 seasons mantra?
Unfortunately the service at this hotel is very poor. The front desk staff, while demonstrating a forced friendliness, are rude when asked for anything that goes beyond the basics offered by the hotel. Immature, poorly trained, and poorly spoken, they are hard to communicate with and do not problem solve with any sort of request. As a five star hotel, you would think they would try to support their guests.
Specific issues: advertised car service is nearly impossible to use. Valets are not friendly and are visibly frustrated by the car service. There is no business center, no printer, no workspace. There are no extra amenities, such an afternoon tea or wine service included. They use the word “unfortunately” when you ask for herbal tea, a newspaper, a printer, the use of the car service, or help from any sort of concierge. And that’s just worse than saying “no”.
Specific issues: advertised car service is nearly impossible to use. Valets are not friendly and are visibly frustrated by the car service. There is no business center, no printer, no workspace. There are no extra amenities, such an afternoon tea or wine service included. They use the word “unfortunately” when you ask for herbal tea, a newspaper, a printer, the use of the car service, or help from any sort of concierge. And that’s just worse than saying “no”.
Denver Hot Tub Hotels - Quick Guide
Best Time to Visit
- Peak Season: October to March (ideal for hot tub relaxation during cold weather)
- Shoulder Season: April-May, September (moderate weather, good availability)
- Summer: June-August (higher rates but great for post-hiking soaks)
Price Range
- Budget Options: $130-180/night (Comfort Suites, AmericInn)
- Mid-Range: $180-280/night (Best Western Premier, Patterson Inn, Lumber Baron Inn)
- Luxury: $300-500+/night (Four Seasons, Brown Palace, The Source Hotel)
Best Neighborhoods for Jacuzzi Hotels
- Downtown/LoDo: Walkable to sports venues, restaurants, nightlife (Maven Hotel, Brown Palace, Hotel Monaco)
- RiNo (River North): Art district with trendy dining (The Source Hotel)
- Highland: Victorian charm near trendy restaurants (Lumber Baron Inn)
- Cherry Creek: Upscale shopping district (Halcyon Hotel)
Best Food Options Near Hotels
- Fine Dining: EDGE Restaurant (Four Seasons), The Palace Arms (Brown Palace)
- Casual Upscale: RiNo Made Market (near Source Hotel), Dairy Block food hall (Maven Hotel)
- Local Favorites: Snooze AM Eatery, Denver Biscuit Company, Linger Restaurant
- Late Night: LoDo district bars and restaurants within walking distance of downtown hotels
Best Romantic Activities for Couples
- Evening: Denver Art Museum, theater at Denver Center for Performing Arts
- Scenic: Drive to Lookout Mountain or Red Rocks Park for sunset views
- Urban Romance: 16th Street Mall strolls, rooftop bars with city views
- Seasonal: Winter ice skating at Skyline Park, summer concerts at Red Rocks
Nearby Cities for Jacuzzi Getaways
- Boulder (30 miles) - Mountain town charm with luxury spa resorts
- Golden (25 miles) - Historic mining town with mountain views
- Evergreen (35 miles) - Mountain lake community with cozy inns
- Colorado Springs (70 miles) - Garden of the Gods, Pikes Peak
- Fort Collins (65 miles) - College town with breweries
- Breckenridge (85 miles) - Ski resort town with alpine hot tub experiences
Key Facts About Our Denver Hotel Listings
- All hotels are manually curated by our in-house team (no AI, no sponsored listings).
- All hotels have confirmed in-room jacuzzi / hot tub / similar jetted tub.
- Not every single room in these hotels is jacuzzi-equipped, so while booking your stay, make sure to choose a room that has a private jetted tub (usually this will be mentioned and shown in photos in the online booking platform).