The Westin Denver International Airport
Contemporary and clean — lots of white, dramatic arched ceilings, a faintly industrial lobby softened by a living plant wall and commissioned Colorado art. Feels modern without being sterile. Part business hotel, part genuine destination.
Request a high-floor runway view room — watching planes land at night is genuinely worth the upgrade
Why It Matters
It's the sole hotel inside DIA — a 25-yard walk through glass doors from the terminal's south end. No shuttle, no parking lot sprint. The hotel also holds LEED Platinum certification (one of the first major US airport hotels to earn it) and has recently completed a full renovation of rooms, lobby, Grill & Vine, and meeting spaces. The A-Line light rail stop sits directly at the property, putting Union Station 37 minutes away.
The only hotel physically connected to Denver International Airport's Jeppesen Terminal, the Westin DIA sits 14 stories tall inside the transit complex, with its lobby on the 6th floor. Floor-to-ceiling triple-pane soundproof windows face the runway, the Rockies, or the city skyline, and yes — you can actually watch planes land from your bed. It's airport-adjacent lodging done right, not just tolerated.
Where You'll Stay
10 room types available
2 Bedroom Presidential Suite
Top of the suite ladder. Two king bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, an expansive living room, a dining table for six, and a kitchenette. Master bath has a separate deep soaking tub. Views from this height are the full panorama. 55-inch TV in living areas, 43-inch in each bedroom.
2 Kings2 Bedroom Suite
Two separate bedrooms each with a king bed, 2.5 bathrooms, a living room with couch and chairs, and a dining table for four. Master bath has a deep soaking tub; both baths come with spa robes and glass-enclosed showers.
2 KingsCorner King Room
A high-floor corner location means panoramic sightlines — runway on one side, the Front Range on another. Larger footprint than standard rooms and popular with repeat guests who know to ask for it specifically.
1 KingDeluxe King Room
Located on floors 10 and 11. These are positioned as business-class rooms with a larger dedicated workspace, ergonomic chair, and a glass-enclosed shower or combo tub/shower. Includes a $20 food and beverage credit per stay at hotel restaurants and bars.
1 KingDeluxe Queen/Queen Room
High-floor double queen room with the same upgraded desk and ergonomic seating as the Deluxe King. Features a glass-enclosed shower or tub/shower combination and comes with a $20 F&B credit per stay.
2 QueensExecutive Suite
Private bedroom with a king bed, 1.5 bathrooms (glass-enclosed shower plus a separate soaking tub in the master), a living room, and a dining table that seats four. Spa-style bathrobes included. Good pick for extended stays or if you want a proper living space.
1 KingHospitality Suite
One private bedroom with a king bed, two full bathrooms, a comfortable living area, and a dining table that seats six. The living room also features a queen Murphy bed — useful if you're hosting a colleague or family member. Both baths include spa robes; the master has a separate soaking tub.
1 KingJunior Suite
Open-layout suite with a king bed and generous sitting area in one connected space. Good runway views, 55-inch TV in the living area. A step up in space without the separate-bedroom setup of the larger suites.
1 KingTraditional King Room
The entry-level room, though 'entry level' is relative at 14 stories above a runway. Wall-to-wall windows frame views of the airfield, Colorado plains, or Denver skyline. Rainforest walk-in shower, 43-inch flat-screen TV, minimalist furnishings. Standard Westin Heavenly Bed setup.
1 KingTraditional Queen/Queen Room
Same layout as the Traditional King but with two queens — solid choice for families or travel companions. Views vary by floor placement. Rainforest shower, 43-inch HDTV, all standard amenities included.
2 QueensThe Property
Eat & Drink
4 venues on property
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Spa & Wellness
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On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
The hotel and transit complex houses a significant commissioned art collection by Colorado artists. Highlights include Mindy Bray's 150-foot mural at the hotel entrance (derived from Platte River photography), Wopo Holup's 24-karat gold-leaf aluminum Colorado River sculpture in the Grand Foyer, Heather Patterson's nine-panel layered artwork on the east foyer wall, Patrick Marold's 'Shadow Array' outdoor installation of 236 beetle-kill spruce logs near the train platform (a $2M commission), and Ned Kahn's wind-activated 'Field of Air' sculpture in the exterior plaza between the terminal and hotel ($2M commission). A self-guided tour map is available through the hotel concierge.
Denver International Airport offers public tours of the terminal, hotel, and plaza — including the architecture, public art, and transit center. Available to book through the airport or via Discover Denver Tours.
Non-guests or guests on long layovers can book day passes through ResortPass to access the heated saline pool, whirlpool, WestinWORKOUT fitness studio, and showers. Day room access also available for a quiet workspace or nap in a Westin Heavenly Bed.
The A-Line commuter rail station is attached directly to the hotel/transit center. Trains run to Union Station in downtown Denver in approximately 37–40 minutes, with departures every 15 minutes during peak hours and every 30 minutes off-peak. Fare is approximately $10. From Union Station, Coors Field, Ball Arena, the Denver Art Museum, and the 16th Street Mall are all within easy walking or ride distance.
The hotel's Run Concierge service can pair guests with a running partner familiar with routes around the airport area and broader Denver region. Good for road warriors trying to maintain a training routine during a layover.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
37,500 sq ft of newly renovated flexible meeting space including the Alder and Spruce ballrooms, multiple breakout rooms (named for Colorado trees), the Grand Foyer pre-function area with commissioned artwork, and the Front Range Foyer. Suitable for conferences, galas, and corporate events.
Free for Marriott Bonvoy members when booking direct. Available throughout the property.
A living green wall feature in the lobby space.
1,800 sq ft gym with Peloton bikes, TRX rigs, treadmills, ellipticals, free weights, and weight machines. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Complimentary for hotel guests; non-guests can book day passes.
Pets welcome. Non-refundable fee of $50 per stay (also listed as $50/night — confirm at booking). Maximum one pet, maximum 80 lbs. Pets receive a Westin Heavenly Dog Bed, food bowl, and pet mat at check-in.
Indoor pool with a dramatic arc of steel and a wall of windows overlooking the DIA airfield and Colorado Front Range. Open daily 5:00 AM–11:00 PM. Towels provided.
Whirlpool spa on the pool deck with mountain sunset views. Complimentary for guests.
Small market at Ingredients café stocking snacks, beverages, and travel essentials like toiletries.
One of the first major US airport hotels to achieve LEED Platinum status for new construction. Also holds Green Key Level 4 Eco-Rating. Carbon footprint: 13.37 kg CO2 per room night; water footprint: 258.24 liters per room night.
Keyless room entry via the Marriott Bonvoy mobile app.
The hotel's Public Transit Center connects directly to the RTD A-Line commuter rail. Trains run every 15 minutes during peak hours to Union Station downtown in 37–40 minutes. Also serves as the pickup/dropoff hub for all RTD bus routes.
Electric vehicle charging available at the valet parking area. Additional $35 fee on top of valet rate.
On-site valet — the only valet provider at DIA. $54/day for hotel guests; $59/day for airport-only parkers. Rate drops to $35/night after the 5th consecutive day. EV charging stations available for an additional $35 fee.
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