My husband and I loved our stay, from start to finish. We were in Denver for a short 5 day trip. First impressions of this place were that the staff were all friendly and the house had a great, cozy vibe. We stayed in the Fountain Room. I loved the jetted tub and lighted mirror. Every single pastry, breakfast, and snack were absolutely delicious. I couldn't have had a better vacation. read more

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Stayed here for one night because of the location and due to the fact they provided free parking! If you struggle with stairs, this place isn't for you. It's very close to downtown, walking distance to Coors field and Pearl street with a 15-20min walk. We stayed in the Garden room, which faced the back of the property and their garden area. The room was small and no frills but met our needs for one evening. The bed was pretty comfortable but the pillows were too floppy. The AC worked very well which we were thankful for since it was 90 degrees outside. Everything was clean but a little dated and the water pressure of the shower was pretty bad. The garden area had 4-5 tables and it was very quiet; we enjoyed lunch one day back there. Nicole checked us in and showed us around. I liked how there was a fridge for guests to use and water cooler with glasses for you to bring fresh water to your rooms. I can't remember the name of the chef who cooked breakfast in the morning but he was great! He was able to meet our dietary needs. We opted to eat our breakfast on the front porch which overlooked the park and was great for people watching. Overall, good no frills spot if you are looking for parking and breakfast that are included. Definitely a more personalized experience compared to staying in a hotel. read more

A super fun experience! Beautiful and unique rooms, tasty breakfast, and all around cozy vibes in a great location! We were able to go to the art museum, zoo, and restaurants at a pretty decent distance. Would love to come back in the future! read more

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I have such mixed emotions about this B&B and my stay here. My wife and I love B&Bs and have stayed in dozens of them over the years. There are significant positives about the Queen Anne. The location is in a very quiet neighborhood. There are some very nice restaurants walking distance and there is a small city park across the street. The outside and the inside dining area are very nice. The front porch has around four chairs that over look the park. There is a very nice garden area in the back that is set up for breakfast on pleasant mornings or relaxing in the afternoons. There are 13 rooms crowded into a historic home on 3 levels (two upper floors and one lower). We stayed in the Roof Top Room. Although it was most likely one of the larger rooms, the queen bed made up a substantial part of the room. The best part of the Rooftop Room is the large roof top area, just off the room, that has a nice size hot tub, two chairs and a table. The view is not quite as advertised, but it is nice. As is somewhat typical of old houses, the HVAC system is less than optimal. As a result, my sinuses were giving me trouble each evening. The staff is extremely nice and helpful. A problem unique to the timing of our stay was that the stove top had broken before we arrived. As a result, the staff decided to alternate, each of the four mornings during our stay, two breakfast items (waffles one day and quiche the next). The only other option each morning was oatmeal. Also, no one mentioned the issue with the stove until breakfast one the third morning! No effort was made to work around the issue with the stove. I will say that the waffles were delicious. However the quiche was dry. The fact that only one meal option is offered each morning was also very surprising and disappointing. As a final note, this is definitely not a place for those who struggle with steps. read more

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What a find! This B&B was spectacular and we would def. stay again when we visit Denver. Made-to-order b'fasts by the chef/owner were amazing each day; they take great care to make guests feel welcomed and comfy. We were definitely both! The rooms were eclectic and inviting; comfortable beds, adjustable AC unit and clean. Things I would suggest are adding an in-room coffee maker, bathroom fan and small tv for local news. The coffee brewed for guests downstairs is GREAT as well as the tea, but I'm an early riser and like a cup in my room before 7AM. Eating on the porch and back patio watching squirrels and talking with other guests was great fun. So glad we found this beauty and thoroughly enjoyed our stay! Thank you QA staff! :) read more

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This place is awesome. The room was beautiful and displayed local art from the community. The Loval Artist Suite #2 had a two person hot tub and a single shower. The bed was huge and the bathroom shower was a couple years old, given that the buildings are over 100 years old. Our door led straight to the outdoor garden/sitting area. Despite the COVID Pandemic, the people here were so kind and helpful while also maintaining distancing and sanitation. We had the privilege of meeting the owner who cooked an amazing vegetarian breakfast. If you love to support local businesses and artists, this would be a great place to visit. read more

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Our first time visit to Colorado started off with a bang at this awesome bed and breakfast in Denver. I am so glad I booked this place and spent two nights here because our stay was so memorable. This place truly gave us the authentic bed and breakfast experience, which can be hard to find sometimes. The term "b&b" are abused a lot, I find. Sometimes there is no breakfast included. Cheers to Queen Anne! Here are the reasons why... Pros: Cute home both interior and exterior Beautiful garden Great Happy Hour for guests with local wine and fresh fruits Delicious breakfast cooked by the owner, who was a chef in NY Fresh baked cookies, muffins and scones Beautiful kitchen with fridge use Friendly team of breakfast servers and check in hostess Spacious and comfy bed in the Garden room Free parking Great historic neighborhood walking distance to downtown attractions Cons: None. We will return if we come back to Denver again! read more

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This was a surprise trip for my husband, who loves breakfast, so staying at a bed and breakfast for 4 nights should have been perfect for him compared to staying at a hotel or an Air BnB. I chose the Rooftop room because it has a private deck with a hot tub which had views of the city. If you are the least bit claustrophobic, this room is not for you. Since it is rooftop, the one wall is slanted. It's slanted on the side of the bed my husband normally sleeps and since he couldn't maneuver around it, we had to switch sides which puts your sleep out of kilter. The shower is also slanted, and even though he isn't a big guy, it was awkward for him showering. Besides that, the room is fairly small and dark, so it wasn't the greatest experience. Also, old homes and central A/C don't work well. There was a window air conditioner, but it sounded like a freight train when running, so we couldn't sleep with that running. The innkeepers were very nice and gave us a tour upon arrival. There is some parking in the back, which is a bit tight, but also some street parking. The location is good. We even walked to Coors Field and felt comfortable doing so. Now for breakfast. The first day was beautiful so we were able to dine outside. Sourdough waffles with fruit compote, fresh fruit and a blueberry muffin. There is also a selection of teas and fresh coffee. Breakfast the first day was very good. The second day was cold so we had to eat inside. The menu was quiche with mushrooms and tomatoes, fruit and a scone. I don't like mushrooms but figured I could pick them out. No, they were so small and ground into the quiche so I couldn't do that. The quiche was very dry and neither of us liked it. The scones were excellent. Our third morning, we were served waffles again. What? A big reason I was staying here was for the breakfast. I learned that their stove top has broken and this was the best they could do. I am not sold on that. We were to be here for 4 breakfasts and now I learn I will be eating the same thing twice. Unacceptable. Buy an electric skillet and make some eggs or pancakes or better yet, bake a breakfast casserole. Super disappointing. We weren't going to do quiche again the last morning, so we left without breakfast and had to pay for it in a restaurant. read more

Best B&B anywhere near Denver. Amazing team, owners, design and breakfast! Great location with tons within walking distance.

This place was fantastic. Stayed here for 2 nights with my husband during a recent Denver trip. The inn is very centrally located and within easy access to Denver attractions. The room was beautiful, clean, and full of local artwork. The breakfasts were fresh and delicious and the breakfast staff were lovely. The innkeeper was great at giving a rundown of the area and she also was constantly baking cookies. I would definitely recommend this place to anybody planning a trip to Denver. read more

Wonderful hosts. However, our room was in need of repair, frankly uncomfortable. While l enjoy and expect the intricacies of older homes, the room smelled like urine and we were unable to open window. For the $$$ l wouldn't recommend read more

Booked a night here and was completely blown away! This is not your grandmas bed and breakfast. The entire place is filled with local art and handmade Colorado furniture.The rooms are spacious, clean, and beautifully designed. The staff were extremely friendly and gave us plenty of great recommendations in the neighborhood, we felt right at home. Every element of the inn is so thoughtfully put together and reflective of the community! Would recommend to friends, family and any others looking for a great experience in the heart of Denver. read more

This is a beautiful B&B, with amazing rooms, beautiful garden, delish food and super sweet staff! There are plenty of restaurants and bars within walking distance. I highly recommend staying here and hope to make it back again one day. read more

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I thought I'd change it up a bit during my recent trip to Denver and I stayed at Queen Anne B&B instead of a hotel... While it certainly was a nice experience, I'll probably stick to hotels in the future, especially for the price. Pros: friendly staff, welcoming ambiance including a welcome glass of wine upon arrival, homemade breakfast, unlimited water and tea, decent bath amenities, free parking, convenient downtown location. Cons: thin walls, homeless people hanging out in the park across the street, no 24/7 staff. We were woken up the first morning by our neighbors who were having a really good time (if you know what i mean). And the next morning, an alarm was going off next-door but there were no guests in the room and since it was before 7am, we couldn't get ahold of the innkeeper to turn it off. That wasn't fun. Looking back, it may have been more of a 3 star experience but I'm rounding up due to the friendly service, especially from Sara, who welcomed us upon arrival, gave us a full tour including history of the building, and helped get us a last minute reservation to Root Down. read more

Typically when traveling I stay at Marriott's... but a good B&B, while 180 degrees different, is just as good. And given the prices for downtown Denver hotels, and the fantastic Yelp reviews for Queen Anne, I thought I'd try it out. You can definitely tell that this house has some history behind it, and I can imagine the B&B it used to be (the traditional Victorian type). But I'm more of a modernist, so while I enjoy the whimsy of a bygone era, I also appreciate the modernization that Queen Anne is currently undergoing... room by room. And the sustainable touches were obviously a huge draw for me as well. Here, the emphasis is on local (to the point that in the summer most of the veggies they'll be serving you at breakfast come from the garden out back). Speaking of breakfast... wow. We stayed for two nights, and were treated to a fantastic vegetable frittata our first morning by Milan, who also gave us no less than 10 restaurant recommendations (which made choosing our destinations later in the day that much harder). But even on a Thursday morning during the B&B's slow season in February - we were lucky enough to share the beautifully crafted breakfast table with some interesting dining compatriots - one of the B&B perks. Strangely enough, even though we booked the Oak Room, when we arrived we were 'upgraded' to the Tabor which had an unbelievably detailed full wall mural of life in 1894. Our second night, we were offered to switch to the Fountain, the original master bedroom (since upgraded to include a whirlpool tub). Temperatures for the time were unseasonably warm, so we actually ended up opening the windows and setting the thermostat down to it's minimum (seems to me that the whole home is maybe still steam heat?). I'd be a little wary in the summertime as I couldn't discern the AC capacity of the home (and I like things cold when I'm sleeping). The only other snag was breakfast the second day, which was prepared by one of the innkeepers. The waffle was fine, but the scrambled eggs were too salty for words (or to eat). Luckily the breakfast buffet was on hand too and included banana bread, clementines, cereal, yogurt, etc. Ultimately I'd stay here again, and it'll be interesting to see where they go from here. read more

I loved, loved, loved my time here. For my wife and I's year anniversary I got us three nights at the Queen Anne. It was amazing. Neither one of us have been to a bed and breakfast before, and this place set a high bar. I reserved us the Rooftop room. It is a small room, but beautifully decorated. Ironically, the third story balcony was bigger than the room.... because there was a hot tub on it! We took advantage of it every night. In fact, we watched the New Years fireworks fired from downtown Denver from the hot tub. Totally worth it. A completely awesome experience. Additionally, the Queen Anne provides two more services. They cook breakfast, as much as you like, and it's all gourmet. Breakfast each morning was great, and it was even better because we met a lot of great people from all walks of life. It was fun to enjoy amazing food and learn more about people. Next, there was nightly happy hour. The Queen Anne staff brought out a white wine and a red wine along with cheese and crackers. It is all free of charge, and once a bottle runs out they bring out a brand new one. It was, again, fantastic to meet new people and enjoy local wine. The staff at the inn are also great. I wish I could name them all specifically, but I can't. We had such a great time and we definitely have to give a shout out to all the employees. read more

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If you are looking for the perfect place to stay in Denver, this is definitely it! Living in Denver, we decided to do a one night "staycation" at Queen Anne. We had the best experience and loved it so much! The owner and staff are so friendly and accommodating, and really care about their guests. We stayed in studio 2 and the room was extremely clean, very comfortable, and perfect for the two of us. The best part was the private hot tub! Breakfast in the morning was prepared by the owner, Milan, and it was outstanding! We highly recommend staying here and we will definitely be back! read more

We booked through priceleline for Xmas Eve and Xmas morning specifically because we were worried about restaurants being open on Xmas morning. The communication procedure wasn't the best for a late check-in. Make sure to call them before you arrive. Upon checking into the "Skyline" room we found that the skyline had been replaced by a giant parking garage under construction. Not exactly the view that was implied by the name of the room. But whatever, it was a warm and cozy room on Christmas Eve. The real disappointment was waking up Christmas morning to find out that you had to sign up for breakfast the day before at a specific time. When I called the day of check-in they told me that breakfast was from 8-10. But in reality you sign up for a breakfast slot of 8-9 and 9-10. So...long story short I rummaged through the kitchen and made my own breakfast from what was available. I'm sure this place is 4-5 stars normally, but the room we booked was falsely advertised as having a "skyline" view and there was no staff around for breakfast at the time we were told it was going to be served. read more

There were other places we would have preferred, but we picked this B&B for the free parking. In the end we didn't rent a car because getting into the city by train was so easy! All in all this was a good choice, although the location was fair ( a decent walk to most things, which wouldn't be a problem if it had been cooler). We stayed in the Tower room, which was pretty contemporary in its furnishings (not too frilly). The bed was comfortable and the AC worked well considering how hot it was the week we were there. Very nice full breakfast with a very friendly wait staff! A nice choice, I would say. read more

Quaint. Friendly. Awesome. The service was top notch and the rooms were very clean. I slept like a baby until I smelled breakfast. Not a bad way to wake up. read more

AMAZING stay!! We spent the night in the rooftop room and had an unforgettable experience. The view is amazing and the hot tub was perfect. Service was amazing. Breakfast was amazing. The house smelled of muffins upon arrival. We were greeted with tea, coffee and snacks -I can't say enough good things about the charm and character of this place. Definitely a must stay!! read more

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I stayed here while waiting for my apartment in Denver to be ready. It's really comfortable and an inviting place to stay. I was here in October and there were trees turning their beautiful fall color. The food is amazing! I was served made-to-order omelets during my stay. Yum! read more

I love the idea, but it was one of the worst nights of sleep I've had in a long time. We were in the garden room, so the cheapest option, but it was still $150 so I expected to be able to sleep. Instead, my husband and I couldn't open our window because of other guests outside smoking at all hours. We could also hear every single thing the upstairs guests were doing: every step, sex at 1 am, flushing the toilet, etc. So we didn't fall asleep until around 2 am and were slated for breakfast at 8. Yay. Things I like: free parking, location, overall cuteness of the house. I won't be staying here again though. read more

One night in Denver; loved our stay here. Lovely people, and perfect location, perfect room, perfect breakfast.

Amazing room (rooftop) Breakfast and crew made it great. Good location and a park next door. Highly recommend and to get the view from that room! read more

The Queen Anne is beautiful, cool, fun, and supports some great forward-thinking trends (read: organic, local food; green cleaning; support for local art and businesses). Its beauty in particular cannot be overstated; this renovated Victorian blends details like dark, old wood floors and bannisters with modern, artsy decor choices. We were so lucky to have been upgraded to the mural-ed Aspen Room. The employees here were so knowledgeable and helpful! One was able to give us tons of local business/restaurant recommendations, while the other told us all about the history of the house (owned by Augusta Tabor, first wife of H.A.W. Tabor, btw). The evening happy hour and breakfast were as tasty as they were fun. Breakfast for us was scallion and cheese scrambled eggs served with parathas (they called them potato pancakes, but as an Indian food fan I recognized them for what they really are!). Parking was tight, but convenient and complimentary to our stay. Would definitely stay again and check out some of the other rooms. read more

Spent two nights at Queen Anne B&B last weekend and thoroughly enjoyed it. The room was none too large, but it was one of the less expensive rooms so I didn't expect anything huge. It was sufficient, especially if you're not spending much time in the room. It could probably use a little upgrading here and there, but it's very cool old building and has a quirky antique ambience, which is charming. Breakfast was great both mornings and the staff was super friendly and helpful. It's about a 10 or 15 minute walk to the 16th Street Mall, and maybe 20 or 30 minutes to the DCPA theatre district. Will certainly put this on the list of places to stay in downtown Denver! read more

My partner and I stayed a night at the Queen Anne to celebrate our 3 year anniversary. It was an amazing stay. We stayed in the roof top room, which is just beautiful. The hot tub is on a lovely deck with a great view. Moreover it's not all chemically and gross, they some alternative to keep it clean, it was was a pleasant surprise. I hadn't told the Inn that we were vegan before we arrived, so we didn't plan on eating with the rest of the group. Val told us there was some tofu in the fridge and he'd make us a scramble. Our expectations were low, we don't make good scrambles our selves, but we did appreciate his willingness to try. Whoa. Were we wrong. What Val concocted in the kitchen was by far the best scramble we have ever had. It was such a delightful surprise to end such a great, romantic stay. Moreover, the location is prime, easy to get to downtown, CapHill or the Highlands. And they have parking in the back, which is such a boon. The Mercury Cafe is within walking distance (yay!), and the garden in the back and the park in front just makes it such a great place. :D read more

This was the perfect start to our honeymoon. We had one day between the wedding and our departure to Curacao, and I really didn't want to have to sleep in our own bed. It would have just been such a downer after the awesome wedding we had. This place was so cool. We stayed in the top room (made to look like a tree house) which includes a private hottub. The only complaint I would have is that the website is confusing, which is how I ended up with the most expensive room. I swear I didn't see any pricing on the website. Anyway, it was a great mistake. Obviously, the idea of all homegrown food is great! The wine happy-hour was very nice. The garden out back is amazing. Really love this place. Even though we live 10 minutes away, I would love to stay here as often as possible. read more

amazing! because the company i work for is based in Denver, I'm there at least once a month. i searched for a somewhat inexpensive hotel and this spot popped up on hotels.com. i went to the office first so i wasnt going to be there until after 8. they gave me the key code to the door and left me instructions on everything else. they had already called me a couple of times to touch base. great personal service! my room was amazing! because the ceilings were some what peaked, they painted it to look like trees! its hard to describe but it was awesome. i wasnt able to have breakfast but i did speak to one of the owners and he was super cool. i'll definitely stay here again!! read more

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We were very pleased with the wonderful owner and staff, great bed, cozy room, fantastic shower bath, and delicious breakfast made with many ingredients from the B&B's nearby garden. The included wifi worked well enough for our purposes, which included a fair amount of work. The social hour was well attended and fun. Guests from the US, France, Germany, and Japan were there. We were served wine, cheese, humus, crackers, and strawberries. There are numerous nearby dining options. Also close by is the starting point for RTD's Skyride service to DIA. We can't wait to return. read more

Perfect in every way for the eco minded traveler. All natural personal care products, recycling in every room, DELICIOUS chef prepared breakfast, sometimes with a fun twist. Don't worry, if you don't like a twist in your breakfast, plenty of items to choose from on the continental breakfast bar. Hot organic tea in the evening, wine, cheese, crackers happy hour. Sign me up. The rooms are tasteful. The staff is friendly, accommodating, approachable, and totally down to earth. read more

I loved this place for its more modern design, while maintaining the sort of old Victorian feel. We stayed on the Rooftop which has its own private jacuzzi, and we loved it! It's a very small but cozy room, probably not the best if you're really tall (it has a slanted ceiling), but overall, it is perfect for an intimate trip. The breakfast was really good, we had an Indian style potato pancake with scrambled eggs and a chutney. The staff was very friendly, and they offer a happy hour between 5:30 and 7:30 I believe. Definitely a unique place to stay, also right next to Downtown Denver (I'm not sure if it counts as a part of it). read more

Queen Anne Bed & Breakfast Inn - This was the private jacuzzi, perfect for two people - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Went here for our anniversary. Close to bars and breweries. Very nice little spot. The host was very friendly, she even went out of her way to pack us breakfast since we couldn't make it because we had to leave earlier. They also have a Wine and cheese happy hour read more

Queen Anne Bed & Breakfast Inn - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Denver, Colorado

We enjoy Victorian-era accommodations, and the Queen Anne Urban Bed and Breakfast in Denver was a top-rated choice according to Yelp, TripAdvisor, and others. It was a bonus getting my room rate at 50% off via Groupon on the largest suite available, so I was stoked for my weekend "staycation" with my better half, at a incomparable low rate for an enormous suite. Milan and Val at the Queen Anne were impeccably accommodating innkeepers, and the friendliest of hosts booking the room over the phone, and upon arrival. After a short tour of the two-home premises, I inquired with Val about any "natural food" restaurants in the vicinity. He asked me if I was Vegan (he was, I soon found out), and I told him, "Not exactly, but I am diabetic, and I want something super-healthy to eat tonight." Val cracked a slight smile, as if I had just touched on one of his favorite things to discuss, and he began to tell me in great detail about a Vegan establishment just a few blocks away. read more

Just exquisite. Clean, gorgeous interior, and friendly, cool staff. It was too early to check in when we arrived on a Sunday, but one of the staff members (I WISH I knew her name--she was so great) greeted us warmly and invited us to come in, leave our bags, showed us parking, and--best part--gave us a map and provided a handful of bar/restaurant recommendations in the area. As Denver neophytes, this is exactly what we needed! We stayed on the third floor--the attic--in the Aspen Room. It was like nothing I've ever seen before. So beautiful, cozy and VERY romantic. The complimentary wine and cheese happy hour is a wonderful touch; we took our wine outside and enjoyed it in the heat of the dwindling summer day, on the peaceful front porch. I only wish we could have stayed longer than one night! I truly felt like a special guest in someone's magical, fabulous home. read more

This is such a special place that we wish we could stay longer. It's a unique bed and breakfast in a wonderful location. Two historic homes have been renovated to create unique guest rooms that are decorated with spectacular work from local artists. The staff are excellent. In the back, there's a wonderful garden space which is an oasis amidst the city. It's located across from a park and is very walkable to dining and breweries. The breakfast is locally sourced and delicious. We will definitely come back here. read more

To start, don't judge this book by its cover. Its huge! It was much much larger then I anticipated from the photos on the website. I was expecting a "tightly cozy" b & b but was shocked at how large the property is, including the gorgeous backyard/garden. We had the "Rooftop" room, with an outdoor Hot Tub on the Balcony. Also, they had a little "happy hour" thing going on when we showed up, wine, cheese, etc. All of the other guests were very friendly. Everything was clean, quiet and relaxing. Thumbs up guys, great place! read more

Dates of stay: 10/19-21/14 What a delight the Queen Anne B&B is!!! I travel a ton for work and always search for a quaint hotel over the chain properties and I could not have been happier with my stay here! The two houses that make up this inn are located in an area called Uptown and nestled in between private homes and right across from a lovely park and community gardens. The landscaping is inviting and beautiful enough to enjoy on it's own. There is a private garden behind the buildings where they grow their own herbs that they use in their breakfast prep. It's also a fabulous area for smokers, or if you just want to chill out and relax. We stayed in Local Artist Suite 2, which was absolutely perfect. The bedroom size was larger than I expected, the bed was comfy, and the ambiance was unique - exposed brick walls, great art, and even a record player with 45's. Both nights we played tunes as we got ready for dinner. Our room also had a full size hot tub in the back room, which had a door that led directly to the back patio. I felt like I was staying in a friend's home. Breakfast both mornings were phenomenal! All organic, local, and made with love. Waffles with fruit compote one morning and omelets with veggies they grew the other. From 5:30-7, the wine is flowing and cheese and other goodies are available too (last night they made samosas!). The staff was nothing short of professional, welcoming, and caring. I met 5 staff members durning my stay and they were all so sweet to talk with and loved giving advice on the city. If you are looking for a reprieve from the city - this is your place!!! Only blocks away from the hustle and the bustle of downtown, it is an absolute gem! read more

I stayed for one week at the Queen Anne for my wedding a few weeks ago and loved every minute of it! Because each room is unique, my fiance and I decided to try out different rooms during our stay. We stayed in the Skyline, the Aspen, and Local Artist Suite 4. All of the rooms were clean, fun, quiet, and had their own special flavor. Suite 4 was especially good for entertaining some guests before and after the festivities. The staff was always very friendly, professional, and helpful. They served tasty hot breakfasts and were happy to have us show up a few minutes before the end of the breakfast hour to serve us (which was extremely helpful, given how busy we were!). They also served a very generous happy hour every night, complete with two types of wine, two types of cheeses, spreads, and crackers. They would occasionally bake some homemade cookies and offer them to guests for a special treat. I am especially appreciative of how the staff offered to move our luggage when we changed rooms, which exceeded my expectations and alleviated some of my pre-wedding stress. Our families also stayed at the Queen Anne and thoroughly enjoyed the experience, receiving a discount for their stay because of the wedding (as did we). The staff treated all of us like family while we were there. The B&B is located in a safe and hip part of town, conveniently located close to the downtown area and close to the location of our reception venue (The Mercury Cafe). It seemed like everything cool to see in Denver was within walking distance of the B&B. The Queen Anne helped make our wedding a stress-free and memorable experience we will never forget. We hope to return ASAP! read more