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Eight-story hotel with 151 rooms proposed along Brighton Boulevard
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Another hotel has been proposed for RiNo’s Brighton Boulevard corridor, at a site once eyed for a brewpub.
Denver-based HighSide Development submitted a concept plan to the city in late December, proposing an eight-story, 151-room hotel at 3601 and 3615 Brighton Blvd.
The plans refer to the project as “RiNo Cambria.” Cambria Hotels is one of the brands owned by Maryland-based Choice Hotels International.
A Highside executive declined to discuss the project, saying planning was in the early stages.
On its website, HighSide says it is the project manager for the interior renovation of Four Seasons Hotel Denver, which is slated to be completed this spring. The company also indicates it is involved with constructing Cambria hotels in South Carolina, Connecticut and California.