The Acoma House 1114 Acoma Street • Denver • CO 80204

Booking The Acoma House in downtown Denver gets you the indoor event space with exposed brick and local artwork, a getting-ready suite with its own bathroom, the private garden courtyard with a cedar-roofed pergola, an AV system with an 80-inch LED screen, and a kitchenette with a catering fridge. You'll pay separately for food and drinks, since you bring your own caterer or pick one from their list, and for tables and chairs, which are available to rent. Want fewer vendors to wrangle? Packages start at $10,000 and can add wedding coordination, floral design, lodging and catering.

Yes, you can have both at The Acoma House, and nobody needs a ride. Say your vows in the private garden, with cobblestone pavers, string lights and a cedar-roofed pergola covering 500 square feet, then head inside to the 2,000-square-foot event space with exposed brick and parquet floors. Both spaces can be set up for either part of your day. And with 24 guest rooms on site, some of your guests won't need a ride home, either.

Bring them. The Acoma House lets you hire your own caterer, and if you're still shopping, they'll share a list of trusted local vendors. You can also bring your own alcohol, and their in-house staff can serve it. DJs and bands plug straight into the venue's AV system, and the 80-inch LED screen is ready for slideshows and videos. It's an easy way to keep your food budget, and your menu, completely yours.

Plan on a rental fee of $3,500–$4,500 for your wedding at The Acoma House in downtown Denver. That covers the indoor event space, the private garden, the getting-ready suite and the AV system. From there, your total depends on how you build the day. Because you can bring your own caterer, food costs are largely up to you; when meals are priced separately, they run $50–$85 per person. Tables and chairs are an extra rental. If you'd rather hand off the details, packages start at $10,000 and can include coordination, floral design, lodging and catering. Here's the thing: a flexible setup like this lets you put your budget where it matters most to you.

Your guests can stay right at The Acoma House in downtown Denver, which has 24 guest rooms on site, each designed with a local Denver artist. Five or more rooms counts as a group booking and takes a 50% nonrefundable deposit to hold. Want the whole place to yourselves? A full hotel buyout reserves every guest room and event space for your group, perfect for a weekend with a welcome party, rehearsal dinner and farewell brunch. Need more beds? Dozens of boutique and national hotels are a few minutes away, and Denver International Airport is roughly 30–40 minutes by car. Good to know: every room has one bed (floor futons and cribs are available on request), and there's no elevator, though rooms 101–112 are on the first floor.

The Acoma House is the iconic purple building in a prime downtown Denver location, and it's where your wedding and your guests' hotel rooms share one address. It sits on the Avenue of the Arts in the Golden Triangle, walkable to restaurants, bars and nightlife, with the Denver Art Museum and Civic Center Park within walking distance. Inside, the vibe is artsy and one of a kind: century-old brick walls, parquet floors and work by local Denver and Boulder artists. Each of the 24 on-site boutique guest rooms was designed with a local artist, too. Add a private garden that feels tucked away from the city, and you get a wedding weekend getaway without ever leaving downtown.