From the Fresco walled parlor to the secluded suite on the third floor, Haus Berlin, a three star Mobil-rated inn, is a haven for the discriminating traveler. Haus Berlin is in the National Register of Historic Places and is known as the Haskell House, for the Reverend Thomas N. Haskell, founder of Colorado College in Colorado Springs. Located in a beautiful, safe, tree-lined neighborhood just minutes from downtown Denver, this house is convenient for tourist and business travelers alike. The air-conditioned guest rooms are beautifully decorated and appointed with eclectic furnishings and original artwork. Fine European and American all cotton linens are starched and ironed.
Cable television is in all but one room.
In the morning, you will be served a full breakfast. Your hosts will take diet restrictions into consideration. The breakfast always includes juices and fresh fruit of the season along with your choice of hot beverage. Breakfast will include either an egg dish or crepes or will be served European style. Haus Berlin is truly a wise choice for your stay in Denver.