Almost Native; How To Pass As a Coloradan, by Linda Murdock.  $12.95 plus tax.

Denver, A Boomtown History, by Gayle Baker.  $9.95

So You Want To Be An Innkeeper. Best selling book about starting, acquiring and operating a B&B and written by four inn-owners. $16.95 plus tax.

The Complete Guide to Bed & Breakfast, Inns & Guest-Houses in the USA/Canada by Pamela Lanier. $16.95 plus tax.

A Busy Cook's Guide to Spices  by Linda Murdock.  $22.98 plus tax.

Our wassail spices in a gift jar makes three gallons of spiced apple cider.  $17.00 plus tax.

The Queen's coffee in a gift jar makes four 12- cup drip pots.  $14.00 plus tax.
We also sell our coffee by the pound and up. 

The Inn's anniversary china coffee mug.  $4.62 plus tax.

Call with a credit card or send us a check.  Add 8.1% for sales tax and $3.00 for first class postage.

Business travel amenities now include hair dryers in every bathroom, irons/ ironing boards in every room closet, free high speed wireless internet access with your laptop; two additional phone lines dedicated to guest room outgoing calls; dead-bolt guest room locks as required by AAA in addition to keyed knob locks;  overnight trays at your door with continental breakfast if leaving before 7 AM;  breakfast time now begins at 7:15 am, and goes until 9:00. 

All the Gallery Suites now have king size beds. 

Special tubs are in seven rooms.  Latest are the two-person jetted tub in the Fountain Room and the two-person jet spa on the outside deck of the Rooftop Room. 

The Park Room has our third mural by Larry Durlin.  Covering an entire wall, it portrays the view from that room in 1879 when the Pierce-Tabor house was on the edge of the city, now the edge of downtown. 

Recent stories about the Queen have appeared in Travel Holiday  ( "Favorite Places"), National Geographic Traveler ("Among the Best Inns in the Rockies"), The Observer in London ("Twenty Great Inns of the USA."), Conde Nast Traveler ("letters  to the Editor") and Where Magazine ("Concierge Column"). 
 
 
Did You Know

Because of our location bordering downtown, the Denver Airport Shuttles (there are several different ones) pick up and drop off at the Queen Anne (they do not stop here on a regular basis, but will when asked).  Fares are $19 - $25 per person one way.  Taxis are $55 per car plus tip.  For your return we call from the inn.  At the airport you will find them outside the 5th level baggage retrieval area.

Horse-drawn carriages also pick up at our door for rides downtown to dinner in the evening.  Price $55 - $65 for a half hour ride which is enough to reach Larimer Square and most of LODO.

Regarding rent cars, Budget, Avis, Advantage, and Hertz downtown locations are just around the corner from the inn at 20th and roadway, and Enterprise is 5 blocks north on Broadway.  Both Hertz and Avis can be picked up downtown and returned to the airport, obviously convenient if you don't need a car for the first days you are in Denver. This year the Queen Anne Bed & Breakfast Inn is celebrating its twentieth birthday.

Step back in time with a visit to the historic Victorian home of the Queen Anne Inn designed by one of Denver's best known architects, Frank Edbrooke.

The inn's main historic Victorian was built for Edwin Pierce, Augusta Pierce Tabor's brother who was at that time secretary to Lieutenant Governor Horace Tabor.  His was the second house on the bluff "way out east" of the South Platte River and Larimer St.  The historic section later to take the name of Alfred Clements for whom it was plotted in 1864. Only a two-square block area of the much larger original Clements project remains but now borders downtown, just two blocks from Broadway, five from the Pedestrian Mall, five from the Capitol,  and the Brown Palace Hotel.  The inn faces quiet Benedict Fountain Park.

Originally 10 guest rooms when the inn opened in 1987 in the Pierce-Tabor House, the Queen Anne was expanded into the adjacent DeWitt Roberts' Victorian built in 1886, and has a total of 14 rooms, including four suites.  All rooms have private baths, period furnishings, chamber music, fresh flowers, growing plants, writing desks, phones with free local calls, and free high speed wireless internet access with your laptop.  Airport shuttles drop off guests and horse-drawn carriages pick up guests at the front door for a romantic ride to downtown restaurants.

The Inn has many honors, including Top Ten B&Bs in the Nation; 12 Most Romantic; Best Places to Stay in the Rockies; Recommended Country Inns - Rocky Mountains; and Best B&B in Denver by the Rocky Mountain News.  It has 3-diamond / 3-star ratings from major auto clubs.