I wanted to stay at a airport property as I was in town for business and had a early flight out. I reserved a one bedroom suite for $130.

The room was in the rear of the hotel on the second floor. Clean inside, plenty of towels, good water pressure, Free Internet via the Ethernet cable (No Wifi for laying in bed with the laptop)

The bedroom was fairly quiet and peaceful, the sleep number bed was great and the linens were of a decent thread count and comfortable. Pillows were quite nice as well. The televisions in the room are older and a bit blurry.

As it is a older hotel, the Cooling / Heating system can be a bit noisy when it engages and dis-engages.

The do have a restaurant in the property and another one in the parking lot. (dinner was So-So)

Check the price of the Suite if you are looking for quiet, during my stay it was only a $12 difference and well worth it.

Staff was always pleasant. Sleep number beds were the best. Room was clean everyday, always had clean towels and coffee. Never heard any planes our entire trip of 5 days. Pool was nice as well as exercise room. Very kid friendly.

Thanks to all who post reviews, this really helped me make a decision on my travel arrangements.'

My comments for this property will be limited because we just used the hotel to sleep for a few hours before a pre-dawn flight, but it was my first experience in many years where the front desk employee failed to successfully arrange a wake-up call, and especially one that was requested after 11pm at night when there was no other activity in the lobby. I believe this speaks to the quality of the staff here, and that none of my interactions with the various desk people during my stay were particularly helpful or friendly. Also of note is that this property is fairly remotely located (around five minutes from the airport terminal) in an office park-type setting, but there were always security guards wandering around the premises. I don't know if past events have warranted this level of patrol activity, but I was surprised by it as I don't typically stay at hotels that require visible security patrols, especially in such a seemingly quiet neighborhood. There is a bar and restaurant that adjoins the parking lot, so perhaps disturbances sometimes emanate from there. Either way, I didn't feel this hotel fit with the brand image I thought Radisson was trying to project. It seemed down-scale and had something of a Super 8 feel to it. The $40/night price paid through an internet bidding website was appropriate though. If the price had been any higher, I would not have felt the same way.

We just got back from Colorado Springs today. We chose this hotel because it had really good reviews and the website showed a very nice pool. The pool is not as large as it looks, but it was warm which counts for something. The first night we were there they were overbooked so they put us up in the Marriot accross the street . The Marriot TownePlace suites were VERY nice compared to the Raddison. We spent the next three days at the Raddison wishing they would send us back to the Marriot. The Marriot was new in 2006 (I believe) so it was still very nice, unlike the Raddison which is much older. We would have checked out of the Raddison to go back to the Marriot but we purchased a backage deal and we weren't able to get our money back. I am not sure how much the Marriot was but it is worth the extra couple bucks to stay at a 5 star opposed to the 3 star I give the Raddison.