10 Best Denver Hotels With Balconies (and Which Room to Book)

By Sarah Anderson · Updated November 9, 2026

Quick answer: If you only want one hotel, book the Warwick Denver, where every room has a private balcony, from about $140 a night. For style, book a Terrace Room at Halcyon in Cherry Creek. Next to the museums, choose the King Suite with Balcony at The Art Hotel. For a kitchen plus a balcony downtown, look at Sentral Union Station. On a budget, Holiday Inn Denver East has mountain-view balcony rooms from about $90.

How we checked: Downtown Denver hotels rarely have balconies, and most of those that do offer them in only one or two room types. For every hotel below, we checked current room listings and noted exactly which room types include a private balcony or terrace.

Hotel	Area	Balcony rooms	Best for	Typical price / night*
Warwick Denver	Uptown	Every room	Guaranteed balcony	$140–250
Halcyon Cherry Creek	Cherry Creek	Terrace Rooms, suites	Style + shopping	$250–450
The Art Hotel	Civic Center	King Suite with Balcony	Museums	$180–260
Hotel Teatro	Theatre District	Superior Queen Balcony	Historic boutique	$150–300
Sentral Union Station	LoDo	1-Bed Apartment Balcony	Kitchen + Union Station	$155–290
Kasa RiNo	RiNo	Most apartments	Groups + value	from $125
Vīb Best Western RiNo	RiNo	King Suite Balcony	Budget RiNo	$110–180
DoubleTree Denver	Central Park	Many balcony types	Choice + indoor pool	$95–210
Holiday Inn Denver East	Central Park	King / Mountain View Balcony	Cheap mountain views	$90–150
Best Western Premier East	Near airport	2 Queen / Suite Balcony	Airport + free parking	$90–150

*Typical lowest rates seen on major booking sites in 2025–26, before taxes, for two adults. Balcony room types usually cost more, and rates rise during summer, Rockies home stands and big conventions. Downtown parking is extra, usually $50–70 a night.

Planning another city break? See our guides to Chicago hotels with balconies and Phoenix hotels with balconies.

Warwick Denver

Exterior view of a hotel in Denver, Colorado, featuring multiple guest room balconies.

Why it’s on the list: It’s the easiest balcony booking in Denver, because every room at the Warwick has a private balcony. All 216 rooms and suites were fully renovated, and the hotel sits between the Capitol, the 16th Street Mall and Uptown’s restaurants.

Which room to book: Any Classic King or Queen Balcony room. Higher floors on the west side look toward the downtown skyline and the Front Range.

Good to know: The heated rooftop pool is open all year, Gattara is the restaurant on site, and it’s a short walk to the Convention Center.

Halcyon, a Hotel in Cherry Creek

Why it’s on the list: It’s the most stylish balcony stay in Denver, in the walkable shopping and dining district of Cherry Creek North, with the Rare Bird rooftop bar looking toward the Rockies.

Which room to book: The Terrace Room (King or Two Queens, about 320 sq ft) has a private balcony. Junior Suites have a Juliet balcony only, which means a railing with no seating. The larger suites and the Presidential Suite have proper terraces.

Good to know: Valet parking is about $62 a night, and the Cherry Creek Shopping Center is a five-minute walk.

The Art Hotel Denver, Curio Collection by Hilton

Why it’s on the list: It offers large private balconies next to Denver’s museums. The 165-room hotel, renovated in 2023, is a three-minute walk from the Denver Art Museum and filled with contemporary art.

Which room to book: The One-Bedroom King Suite with Balcony (the Capitol suites). Guests often mention how big and private the balcony feels. Standard rooms don’t include one.

Good to know: FIRE restaurant and the rooftop terrace are on site, and valet parking is about $54 a night.

Hotel Teatro

Why it’s on the list: It’s a historic boutique hotel with a rare downtown balcony. Teatro occupies a restored 1911 building across from the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, a short walk from Larimer Square.

Which room to book: The Superior Room, 1 Queen Bed, Balcony is the only room type here with outdoor space, so book it specifically.

Good to know: There’s no pool. Expect a nightly resort fee of about $30–35 (it covers a car service within 2 miles) and valet parking of about $67.

Sentral Union Station

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Why it’s on the list: It’s the best balcony-plus-kitchen option downtown. Sentral rents furnished studios and apartments in a residential tower a few minutes’ walk from Union Station and Coors Field.

Which room to book: The Apartment, 1 Bedroom, Balcony. Studios and other apartments don’t always have one.

Good to know: There’s no on-site parking and housekeeping isn’t daily. The A-Line train to the airport leaves from Union Station.

Kasa RiNo Denver

Why it’s on the list: It’s the best value for groups. Kasa’s 24 apartments in the River North Art District come with full kitchens, washer/dryers and private balconies, within walking distance of RiNo’s breweries and murals.

Which room to book: The Comfort or Classic apartments list a balcony, and the two- and three-bedroom units sleep six.

Good to know: Check-in is self-service with a virtual front desk. Parking is about $18 a night, and the listing warns of construction noise from a neighbouring site.

Vīb Hotel by Best Western Denver RiNo

Why it’s on the list: It’s an affordable, modern RiNo base about a four-minute walk from the 38th & Blake light-rail station.

Which room to book: The Suite, 1 King Bed, Balcony (with Sofabed), which also comes in an accessible version. It’s the only balcony room type here.

Good to know: The hotel has 140 rooms, two bars and a 24-hour gym, and dogs are welcome for a fee.

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Denver

Why it’s on the list: It has the widest choice of balcony room types on this list at mid-range prices, about 15 minutes from downtown and on the way to the airport.

Which room to book: Rooms labelled “Balcony”: Room, 1 King, Balcony; Room, 2 Double Beds, Balcony; the King Studio with Balcony; or the 900 sq ft King Suite with Balcony. Some rooms have mountain views instead.

Good to know: There’s an indoor pool, Character’s Sports Bar and a grocery shop, and it’s close to the Denver Zoo and the Museum of Nature & Science.

Holiday Inn Denver East

Why it’s on the list: It’s one of the cheapest ways to get a Denver balcony with a mountain view. Many of its 300 rooms have balconies.

Which room to book: For the Rockies, book the Premium Room, 1 King, Balcony, Mountain View or the corner 2 Queen Mountain View with a furnished balcony. The Standard King Balcony is the budget option.

Good to know: Review scores are mixed but praise the balconies and breakfast. A free area shuttle is available.

Best Western Premier Denver East

Why it’s on the list: It’s a well-reviewed budget pick near the airport and the Anschutz Medical Campus, with free parking and balcony rooms overlooking the pool.

Which room to book: The Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Balcony, Pool View or the Suite, 1 King with Sofa Bed, Balcony. Some ground-floor rooms have patios instead.

Good to know: It’s about 15–20 minutes by car from downtown and 18 minutes from DEN airport.

10 Best Denver Hotels With Balconies

How to get the most from a Denver balcony

Face west for the Rockies. The mountains are to the west, so west-facing upper floors get the views and the sunsets.
Go May to October. Summer evenings are ideal. Afternoon thunderstorms are common in July and August, and winter snow makes balconies a novelty rather than a living space.
Bring sun protection. At 5,280 feet the sun is noticeably stronger, so balcony mornings are best with shade or sunscreen.
Book the room type. Apart from the Warwick, only rooms with “Balcony” or “Terrace” in the name are guaranteed one.

Which part of Denver is best for a balcony stay?

Uptown and Capitol Hill (Warwick) put you between downtown and the neighbourhood restaurants. Cherry Creek (Halcyon) is upscale and quieter. Civic Center and the Theatre District (Art Hotel, Teatro) are best for museums and shows. LoDo and RiNo (Sentral, Kasa, Vīb) are for nightlife, breweries and Coors Field. Central Park and the east side (DoubleTree, Holiday Inn, Best Western) are cheapest and closest to the airport.

Frequently asked questions

Which Denver hotel has a balcony in every room?

The Warwick Denver on Grant Street in Uptown. Every one of its rooms and suites has a private balcony, and standard rates typically start around $140–250 a night.

Which Denver hotels have balconies with mountain views?

Holiday Inn Denver East offers Premium King Balcony Mountain View rooms, and west-facing upper-floor rooms at the Warwick and the Halcyon rooftop bar look toward the Front Range.

Are there downtown Denver hotels with balconies?

Yes, a few. Hotel Teatro has Superior Queen Balcony rooms, The Art Hotel has King Suites with Balcony, and Sentral Union Station has one-bedroom apartments with balconies near Union Station.

What is the cheapest Denver hotel with a balcony?

Holiday Inn Denver East and Best Western Premier Denver East both have balcony rooms from roughly $90–150 a night. In RiNo, Kasa apartments start around $125.

When is the best time to use a hotel balcony in Denver?

May to October. Summer evenings are warm and dry, though afternoon thunderstorms are common in July and August.