Join us in DENVER, COLORADO!

June 14-16, 2010

The Curtis

The host of IMPI's 44th Annual Microwave Symposium is the elegantly appointed The Curtis hotel. From the minute you walk through our lobby doors, you are immersed in the best of US pop-culture. Chic, contemporary guest rooms await your arrival in our fun Denver boutique hotel. Dressed with flat screen televisions and iPod speaker systems, entertainment is always at reach.

Get a wake-up call from Elvis or Austin Powers—just a couple of the fun amenities awaiting you at our Downtown Denver hotel! After an intense day of scientific discovery and presentation, relax and play at the Curtis where you will experience a humorous and modern hotel experience in the heart of downtown Denver.

he Curtis Hotel is located at 1405 Curtis Street in downtown Denver, just two short blocks off the celebrated 16th Street Mall. Shopping, dining, entertainment and the cultural scene are all right here in our pedestrian-friendly city. The hotel is directly across the street from the Denver Performing Arts Complex and a short block from the Colorado Convention Center.

In a special arrangement with IMPI, the Curtis is pleased to extend discounted room rates of $139 per night for premium rooms for all reservations received prior to June 21, 2010. Make your reservation onlineCall +1 303-571-0300. Be sure to identify yourself as an attendee of "IMPI's 43rd Microwave Symposium" to receive the discounted rate. A limited number of rooms are available, so make your reservations early!

Visiting Denver

Denver is located near the center of the USA in Colorado. In Denver, urban sophistication meets outdoor adventure in the Mile High City. With 300 days of sunshine, a walkable downtown, thriving art and cultural scenes, and the Rockies as a backdrop, Denver offers affordable exploration of the world's most spectacular playground. Come experience the city's award-winning restaurants and one-of-a-kind neighborhood boutiques.

There's so much to discouver about Denver - for example, is one of only two cities in America with eight professional sports teams. It's capitol building located 5,280 feet (exactly one mile) above sea level. Despite being warned by Native Americans not to build there, early settlers didn’t listen. In its first few years, Denver was destroyed twice, once by fire and once by flood. Denver is one of the few cities in history that was not built on a road, railroad, lake, navigable river or body of water when it was founded. It just happened to be where the first few flakes of gold in the US were found in 1858. And it's the location of the 2010 International Microwave Symposium. What more could you find in a city?!