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🛎️ Services and Amenities

Denver International Airport (DEN) offers a variety of services to make your time in the terminal as comfortable as possible. From free Wi-Fi, device charging, and family spaces, to VIP lounges, art exhibits, and unique local shops, this airport aims to balance functionality with a touch of experience.
However, there are also points worth considering: some services are crowded, others are expensive, and there are limitations that could affect your time between flights. In this guide, we tell you what works well and what you should avoid or plan for in advance.
❓ Quick questions to make the most of DEN's services
- Is there free Wi-Fi? ✅ Yes, connect to “DEN Airport Free WiFi” or “DEN Airport Free WiFi 2.4”.
- Where can I rest or relax? 🛏️ VIP lounges, quiet areas with outlets, and the Westin Denver Airport.
- Can you eat well without overpaying? 🍴 Solid option: Caribou Coffee. Avoid places with reviews citing slowness like Smashburger.
- Where can I charge my phone? 🔌 There are USB stations and outlets in the Jeppesen Terminal and concourses A, B, and C.
- Are there nursing rooms? 🤱 Yes, private and secure rooms after the security checkpoint. Accessed with a code.
- Are the VIP lounges worth it? 🛋️ Some like the Capital One Lounge have good food, but are often crowded. Go with plenty of time.
- Does my pet have a place? 🐕 Yes, there are dedicated relief areas and a pet hotel (Wag Hotels).

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🍽️ During your stay
DEN has many food and beverage options in all concourses, including cafes, bars, and fast food. Travelers praise places like Caribou Coffee for their quality and speed. Others like Blue Sky Bar offer a relaxed atmosphere for long layovers, although service can vary. Note: reviews indicate that Smashburger has high prices and considerable delays, even for simple orders.
As for shopping, there is a wide variety of stores for clothing, gifts, beauty, electronics, souvenirs, and local products like Björn’s Colorado Honey, a recommended stop for those looking for something authentic and different.
🏨 Nearby Accommodations
There are no hotels inside the terminal, but the Westin Denver International Airport hotel is located right above the Transit Center. It's ideal if you miss a flight or have a connection the next day. It offers 519 rooms, direct access to the train to Denver, and services like a pool, fitness center, and restaurant.
⚠️ Users highlight its convenience but criticize details like a lack of chargers, noise in hallways, and inconsistent treatment at reception. Book in advance during high season.
Financial services
- ATMs: Provided by Canvas Credit Union. They are in the Jeppesen Terminal and concourses A, B, and C.
- Bank Branch: In Jeppesen Terminal, Level 6. Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. More info at canvas.org.
- Currency Exchange: Service provided by World Wide Money Exchange. Three locations in the Terminal and concourses A and B.
Free Wi-Fi
The airport offers free Wi-Fi access throughout the facilities. To connect, you will need to select one of these options: 'DEN Airport Free WiFi' - 'DEN Airport Free WiFi 2.4'.
Charging stations
Charging stations (with USB ports) for personal electronic devices are located in the Jeppesen Terminal and in all three concourses. At DEN, you will also find dedicated battery charging stations offering seating and work surfaces. For more information on electric vehicle charging stations, go to Parking Services.
Mail Services
US Postal Service
Mailboxes available in multiple locations. Useful for mailing correspondence from the airport.
UPS / FedEx
- Mailboxes available in multiple locations. Useful for urgent shipments.
Medical services
- Defibrillators for cardiac emergencies located in the Jeppesen Terminal and in each concourse.
- Portable Oxygen Containers (POCs) must meet FAA requirements and have prior approval from your airline.
- For more information on the types of medical devices and medications that can pass through security, access TSA Cares.
Refill stations
Each concourse has reusable bottle refill stations, part of the airport's sustainability commitment. ♻️ Tip: don't throw away your bottle after passing security.
VIP Lounges
Various options depending on the airline and membership:
- Capital One Lounge: Excellent food, premium coffee, and grab-and-go options, but frequently overcrowded.
- Delta Sky Club: Limited space, no internal restrooms, and basic services. Friendly staff.
- United Club, Admirals Club: Comfortable alternatives if you fly with these airlines.
Nursing Rooms
DEN offers several private rooms post-security, available 24/7, providing a comfortable space for nursing mothers. They are conveniently located in each concourse and in the center of the Jeppesen Terminal. Request the access code using the intercom located on the wall next to the door of each room.
- Jeppesen Terminal Center, level 5, south side, inside the women's restroom
- Concourse A: Center, near the women's restroom closest to 'Denver Duty Free' / Gate A19 / Gate A27
- Concourse B: Center, near the women's restroom between door B38 and 'Topo Designs' / Door B11 / Door B65
- Concourse C: Center, near the women's restroom between door C39 and 'SkyMarket' / Door C55 / Door C61
To request the access code, use the intercom located on the wall next to the door of each room. Spaces are available 24 hours a day.
Interfaith Chapel / Islamic Masjid
Located in the Jeppesen Terminal, Level 6 East, and is available from 5:00 am to 10:00 pm. Catholic Mass on Sundays at 1:00 pm. Additional services during Holy Days.
Pet Relief Areas
DEN Airport has dedicated pet and service animal relief rooms located after the security checkpoint, in the center of concourses A, B and C. In addition, there is an outdoor area before security screening, located just outside Gate 200, on the west side of the Jeppesen Terminal. All pet relief areas are Americans with Disabilities Act compliant. Additionally, Wag Hotels offers boarding, daycare, and grooming minutes from the airport.
Art exhibits
DEN features more than 30 public artworks and rotating exhibits by local artists and organizations, both in the terminal and the concourses. Ideal for exploring during long layovers or while waiting for your flight.