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THE ROSSONIAN

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The Rossonian —

Heart of Five Points


For generations, the Rossonian has been the place where music soared, culture thrived, and community came alive. Nestled in the heart of Denver’s historic Five Points — the soul of the city — this landmark pulsed at the center of a neighborhood once known as the “Harlem of the West.” Opening in 1912, the Rossonian quickly became the center of Black social life, welcoming jazz legends like Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday, Nat King Cole, Count Basie, and Louis Armstrong, while serving as a vital gathering place in a time when segregation limited opportunity and access.


The Rossonian
A musician in a suit and hat plays an electric guitar on stage, with a spotlight highlighting him in a dark setting.
The Rossonian

Rossonian at a Glance

Preserving a Legacy

Preserving its architectural legacy and rich historical and cultural past, the new Rossonian will be a thriving, contemporary hotel and restaurant with modern upgrades

Modern Design

130 thoughtfully-designed hotel rooms will blend historic charm with modern architecture across two connected buildings, along Welton and Washington streets. Guests will enjoy a vibrant ground-floor restaurant, live music lounge and flexible event spaces designed for locals and visitors alike.

Community and Economic Impact

By transforming the Rossonian into a hub for hospitality, dining and entertainment, the hotel will foster local business growth and bring new energy to the area.

    We’re not just reopening.
    We’re reimagining. Welcome to the Rossonian

    — Coming 2028.