Rocky Mountain High
1st time to Denver since the early 70's. 
I was in town for a wedding and chose the Oxford hotel based on it's proximity to Coor's field for an afternoon baseball game. The Oxford didn't disappoint.
The hotel was as I expected: a step back in time, where service is discreet,unobtrusive, and yet still refined.
As soon as I entered the lobby I knew this hotel was an excellent choice. The music playing in the background was from the 40's/swing music. Delightful. The lobby oozed of history.
 After checking in, I actually received a room key (how rare is that) and was told how to use the key (turning it towards the right allowed entry into the room). Never had that experience before from hotel staff.
Entering the room there was a king side bed, a separate table and lamps throughout the room that you had to turn on the old fashion way instead of one switch controlling the lights. 
Stepping into the bathroom was amazing. The old tile floor- straight out of the 30's. And size, one of the larger bathrooms I have ever been in travel wise. A separate tub and shower instead of an all in one package. In fact the bathroom had a clock in it.
The bed, to die for. Excellent quality.
The room also had a Bose sound system. I'm going out this week to purchase one for my home. At first since I love coffee in the morning in my room I was a bit disappointed that there wasn't a coffee maker in the room. Not to worry though. On each floor there is a coffe urn with coffee. Delicious.
I used the limo service available to all guests. Friendly & curteous driver.
Waking up early and having my coffee I headed down to the lobby to people watch. Couldn't have had a better time before checking out. Bantered with the entire staff. Such an enjoyable time. Thanks, Gabriel, Heather & Jennifer.
Since I am still a post card sender I asked the hotel staff if they had any postcards of the hotel. I was able to secure two postcards circa 1958. 
Talking to one of the bell captains (sorry I forgot your name but heres a shoutout) he was able to go to down to the basement and brought up a bundle of postcards. Elated to say the least. I generally mail anywhere from 25 to 50 postcards while on a trip. Such a pleasant suprise. Thanks again.
Would I come back again? You bet. I can't say enough about the hotel and the entire staff there. It harkens back to a time long since past. Keep up the good work and don't ever become like the rest of the cookie cutter hotels.
P.S. This may sound quirky/odd but check out the hotel's mens public restroom Wow. you'll know what I mean.