The Elizabeth Hotel

The Elizabeth Hotel is a 164-key, design-forward lifestyle hotel located in Old Town Fort Collins and part of Marriott Autograph Collection. Opened in 2017, the property occupies a prominent downtown site adjacent to Colorado State University and serves a diverse mix of leisure travelers, university-related demand, and corporate guests across the Fort Collins–Loveland MSA.

The hotel anchors Firehouse Alley, a pedestrian-oriented corridor activated by destination food-and-beverage concepts and music-centric programming that reflect Fort Collins’ cultural identity. Signature venues include The Emporium: An American Brasserie, a chef-driven brasserie; Magic Rat, a live-music venue hosting local and touring acts; and the Sunset Lounge rooftop, offering indoor-outdoor seating with views over Old Town.

Music is a defining element of the hotel’s identity and guest experience. This theme extends beyond programming to curated amenities, including an Instrument Lending Library and in-room turntables paired with a vinyl lending collection, reinforcing the property’s connection to Fort Collins’ creative community. Flexible meeting and event spaces—both indoor and outdoor—support business meetings, university functions, weddings, and social gatherings, all within walking distance of downtown shops, dining, and campus destinations.

Fort Collins, Colorado is a resilient secondary market that continues to attract real estate investors thanks to its diverse economic base, anchored by Colorado State University, growing tech, healthcare, and professional services, and strong lifestyle appeal. Population growth in Larimer County has outpaced national averages over the past decade, supporting steady demand for both rental and for-sale housing. Multifamily fundamentals remain healthy, with relatively low vacancy by national standards and stable rent growth driven by constrained new supply, limited land in core locations, and high barriers to entry. Investor interest is further supported by a well-educated workforce, above-average household incomes, and proximity to Denver and the broader Northern Colorado corridor, positioning Fort Collins as a long-term, demand-durable market for income-producing real estate.