Awhile ago, I had to choose a Denver inn for my visit to Colorado on business. I had been there before for personal reasons and found it to be a lovely city, so I was excited when I learned that I got to return there. The dining in Denver is fantastic. I was going be there for an entire month, so the idea of staying in a hotel for that long just didn't appeal to me.

In preparation for my trip, I looked at many hotels, spending days trying to narrow it down to one when my wife suggested to me that I try a Denver inn or a Victorian B and B instead. Why didn't I think of that? After that, the choice was harder for me, believe it or not.

A Home Away from Home at a Denver Inn
I spent eight enjoyable hours surfing the web, looking at the quaint bed and breakfasts that Denver offers. I found the one that was right for me and spent my month there. After a week of staying there, I felt like I was staying at a family member's place. It's amazing how quickly I got attached to the place and the innkeeper.

The food was delicious--home cooked meals every night. I would hang out with the innkeeper, smoke cigars, and watch basketball on the television before retiring to my quarters for the evening. Staying at a Denver inn took a potentially lonely situation and made it quite enjoyable for me.

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