Daniels & Fisher

"Rented the top floor for a private event, everything was done perfectly, big thanks to Holly for all her help in setting it up! Very unique and beautiful space for a special event."

"This iconic clock tower in the downtown Denver area is hard to miss. Especially after dark, there will be projection mapping light shows on the wall of this tower. If you're in the area at the right time, it's worth checking it out."

"Denver icon! Was the tallest building west of the Mississippi River until the 1950s. I had the privilege to go to the upper floors on a rarely offered tour with Historic Denver. ❤️. Otherwise, only the lobby is open to the public. If this information was useful, I'd appreciate a quick like or follow. Thank you!"

"Looks impressive from the outside, but it's impossible to go to the top. Their website and phone number offer no insights into how to unravel the mystery of how to get to the top. You'd think they'd sell tickets... but no. I physically walked there, and inside the lobby there is a phone to direct dial to the top! No one answered. I asked a staff member. She said she doesn't know how guests get up there, but they do somehow cuz she's seen guests up there before. You keep your secrets Daniels & Fisher. You keep your secrets."

"Was there for an informal vendor cocktail party. Truly unique perspective in a historic and novel setting. Elevator to the 17th floor. From there you walk up a few flights each level has landings where you can sit and relax. Phenomenal views of the clock interior. Reminiscent of many Hollywood movies. Very cool experience. On the downside was that the interior was somewhat dated and dirty. But not offensively so. Also the wiring was done as an afterthought with an unkempt and distracting look. Minor details, but they should be mentioned. Overall, fun place to spend a half an hour and get an amazing view of downtown Denver and the mountain range. Definitely go if you get the chance."