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Old 09-27-2008, 03:51 PM
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We're making a trip out early in November to get a feel for the area and are looking for a place to stay. We'll be looking in the Parker, Highlands Ranch, and Castle Rock areas. I'm wondering if there are any nice places to stay that are a little different from the same old Hiltons, Hyatts, and Marriots we always stay in. Any place with some Colorado personality in the vicinity of those areas? We're travelling with 2 small kids

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I don't know of anything unique around there but I stayed at the Hyatt Place right by Park Meadows Mall (County Line Rd exit off I-25) and it was very nice. Its a great location for exploring the areas you mentioned and the sofa bed would be great for the kids. The 42" plasma TV and free wifi was nice too.

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You are visiting the most generic cookie cutter areas in the metro; hotels will reflect this.

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Broadmoor

Two of the nicest hotels I've stayed at in my life.

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We're making a trip out early in November to get a feel for the area and are looking for a place to stay. We'll be looking in the Parker, Highlands Ranch, and Castle Rock areas. I'm wondering if there are any nice places to stay that are a little different from the same old Hiltons, Hyatts, and Marriots we always stay in. Any place with some Colorado personality in the vicinity of those areas? We're travelling with 2 small kids

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The Inverness Hotel and Conference Center

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