The Maven Hotel

One of Denver’s newest downtown hotels manages to capture what the city was and what the city istoday by offering an interior that craftily blends Colorado history andcontemporary Rocky Mountaindesign into a chic, yet welcoming environment.

The Maven Hotel is the jewel of the Dairy Block, a micro-district in LoDo that encompasses the areas between 18th and 19th and Blake and Wazee Streets. It’s a six-minute walk from Coors Field, makingThe Maven an ideal hotel for baseball fans.

The mixed-used redevelopment was once home to Denver’s Windsor Dairy, thus, the name. This history was not lost on the team that developed The Maven; from the architects to art curators, the history ofthe Dairy Block and Denver’s downtown, drove the vision for the hotel project.

It was the concept of creation—specifically, people creating things—that inspired the architects and designers at JNS | Johnson Nathan Strohe and NINE dot Arts. Both of these Denver-based companiesjnoined McWhiney and Sage Hospitality to develop The Maven.

JNS calls the design style “modern/contextual.”

The interior design of the 172-rooms at The Maven is crisp and clean. Described as “industrial-chic,”they are a true escape from the things in life that tend to distract us, but this doesn’t mean that the rooms aren’t comfortable, comfort is extremely important and even the rooms with large patios feature comfortable outdoor furniture.