Homewood Suites by Hilton Denver West - Lakewood

Experience the life of a superstar by popping a bottle of Champagne at Corridor 44. Whether it's a special occasion or just another day to celebrate, Corridor 44 has a wide selection of Champagne that caters to your taste. You can pair your bubbly drink with delicious menu items that range from bar snacks to full plates and delectable desserts. Remember to drink responsibly, even in the luxurious ambiance that might tempt you to indulge. At Corridor 44, every day is to celebrate and indulge in various innovative and champagne-inspired plates of different-sized portions. The contemporary menu perfectly balances culinary creations that complement your favorite Champagne. With its French coast-meets-Morocco vibe, Corridor 44 is an opulent champagne bar that welcomes you with intimate and sensual ambiance, including white leather banquettes, crystal chandeliers, striped walls, oversized chairs, and zebra-print carpeting. It's a space that invites you to relax and unwind.

You must check out Falling Rock Tap House if you're a beer fan. They offer an ever-changing selection of more than 75 beers on tap and over 130 different bottled beers in the cooler, so you'll always find something new to try. And it's not just about the drinks - you can also play darts and pool while you enjoy your cold ones. The Falling Rock Tap House has a large outside street-level patio perfect for pre-or post-game beers. You can also enjoy your drink at the roomy seating at the bar, booths, or tables on the upper level or around the pool tables and two dart boards on the lower level.

Planes, trains, and automobiles are displayed at the Forney Museum of Transportation. With over 500 exhibits showcasing various antique cars, carriages, railcars, cabooses, fire engines, aircraft, motorcycles, bicycles, tricycles, and Denver's only cable car, visitors will find something interesting. The Forney Museum of Transportation boasts a unique collection of over 800 artifacts related to historical transportation. It all began 67 years ago with a single 1921 Kissel but quickly expanded to include vehicles of all kinds. Today, the museum features vehicles, buggies, motorcycles, steam locomotives, aircraft, carriages, rail equipment, fire apparatus, public transportation, sleighs, bicycles, toys & diecast models, vintage apparel, and more.