Welcome to the Denver Tech Center, Denver's corporate complex known locally as the DTC. The DTC area is located about 20 minutes to the southeast of Downtown Denver, and remains a metropolis of corporations, restaurants, shopping, and accommodations!

Denver Tech Center Hotels offers great rates on over 50 hotels in the DTC area. All of our hotels have been approved by AAA and the Mobile Travel Guide, the authorities in hotel inspection. All hotels offer a generous savings off of regular hotel rack rates. Whether you  are coming as a tourist or business traveler, Denver Tech Center Hotels offers great hotels in Denver's DTC area!

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Comfort Suites Denver Tech Center
The Comfort Suites Denver Tech Center is located in Englewood, Colorado. One-quarter mile from the Inverness Business Center, One mile from Fiddler's Green Amphitheater, and One mile from Greenwood Plaza. Complimentary wireless Internet access throughout the hotel,...…more

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
Just south of the Denver Tech Center, the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Englewood is conveniently located off I-25 and Dry Creek Road, exit 196. This beautiful hotel is located near Park Meadows Mall, Bronco Training Center, Denver Tech Center,….more

About Denver

Denver is the perfect mix of outdoor adventure and urban sophistication. That's the duality locals love about the Mile High City. With snowcapped peaks providing a spectacular backdrop, Denver is as refined as it is laid-back. Denver has a unique mix of population, it's a place where aerospace engineers rub elbows with rock climbers at local brewpubs, at art festivals, or while strolling their favorite pedestrian mall. And with 300 days of sunshine per year, it's easy to see why people fall in love with Denver the first time they visit.

Denver is also a city of exciting neighborhoods, each with its own unique charm. Be sure to leave time in your visit to explore the independent boutiques, galleries, and restaurants nestled in areas outside the vibrant downtown. With a diverse population, there is something for everyone.

Three diverse commercial districts make Highlands Denver's largest neighborhood, and this community with its distinct Hispanic heritage has been featured in Travel + Leisure Magazine as well as National Geographic Traveler. Just south of downtown is The Art District on Santa Fe, showcasing the largest concentration of art galleries in Colorado, and the nearby Antique Row is a popular haunt on South Broadway. There is a wealth of Asian culture and food throughout the city -- click here for a detailed overview.

Denver's premier shopping and dining neighborhood is Cherry Creek North, with 320 independently owned shops, galleries, boutiques, and spas. The spectacular new wing of the Denver Art Museum and the Denver Public Library are just two of the many architectural marvels located in an area of the city known as the Golden Triangle Museum District. A vibrant mix of urban culture, Capitol Hill and Congress Park's historic mansions share space with newer condos and apartments, resulting in an eclectic young community.

Elitch Gardens Amusement Park, the Children's Museum, and Downtown Aquarium highlight the Riverfront, a neighborhood bordering the South Platte River. In recent years, LoDo has been reborn as one of the city's liveliest areas, with shopping, nightlife and dining options galore. Larimer Square is Denver's trendiest block, with upscale shops and boutiques. Uptown is packed with hip stores and dramatic views of downtown and the mountains. Just north of Downtown, you'll find the River North Art District (RiNo), with a host of art galleries, cafes and creative types.

A short drive northwest from Denver is the quaint town of Golden, home of Buffalo Bill's grave, while a quick trip to the southeast lands visitors in Historic Downtown Littleton, featuring a charming "Main Street" America, lined with turn-of-the-century buildings that now house some of the metro area's most unique, independently owned businesses. Visitors will also be charmed by Olde Town Arvada.

Denver's newest neighborhood, Stapleton, offers a diverse mix of dining and retail. In all, Denver's neighborhoods boast a diverse collection of local eateries, sidewalk cafes, art galleries, wine bars, neighborhood pubs, and independent shops, adding flavor and charm to the Mile High City. Don't miss Belmar, Lakewood's exciting new downtown, a vibrant entertainment, shopping and dining district.