Denver, CO – February 11, 2022 – Kimpton Hotel Born Denver, the anchor hotel for Denver’s revitalized Union Station neighborhood, announced today the appointment of Keith Siebenaler as General Manager. Bringing more than 20 years of experience in guest services, front office operations, and hotel management to Hotel Born, Siebenaler will oversee all sales, marketing, operations, events and the overall guest experience for the property.
“We are thrilled to welcome Keith to the Hotel Born team,” said Beth Harty, Director of Sales and Marketing for Kimpton Hotel Born Denver. “With an extensive background in customer service and leadership, we are confident that he will lead the team in continuing to elevate the Kimpton experience in Denver.”
Siebenaler has a history with the Kimpton brand, coming to Hotel Born from The Kimpton Schofield Hotel in Cleveland, Ohio, where he served as General Manager for four years and prior to that, as Assistant General Manager at The Kimpton Gray Hotel in Chicago, Illinois, where he helped to facilitate the property’s opening. Other roles Siebenaler has held in his career include Director of Operations at Hyatt Centric the Loop in Chicago, Ill.; Task Force General Manager and Assistant General Manager for Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants in Baltimore, Md. and San Francisco, Calif; Director of Front Office Operations at Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown; Front Office Manager and Guest Services Manager at Fairmont Orchid in Big Island, Hawaii; and Assistant Director of Housekeeping, Guest Services Manager and Assistant Front Office Manager at Fairmont Millennium Park in Chicago, Ill.
“The Kimpton love is alive and well in this incredible property that leaves no detail unimagined,” said Siebenaler. “I believe Hotel Born is one of few properties setting a new standard for boutique luxury, certainly in Denver, and it is an honor to join the team.”
Siebenaler received a Bachelor of Arts in Hospitality Business from Michigan State University. After having visited Denver many times, he is excited to make it his home and embrace the Colorado way of life with his wife and three kids.
