We stumbled upon this bed and breakfast by accident because most of the hotels in Denver were booked. We stayed in the Audobon suite. We had our own bathroom, living room, internet and king size bed. The room was clean, cool and well kept.

For breakfast, the owners prepare things such as waffles, french toast, and eggs. It felt as though we were at a family mem ber's house. Tom (one of the owners), lent us his bicycles and even stood outside with us as we waited for our tour bus to pick us up. We were very comfortable at the inn and would love to come back. Thanks Tom

Tia and Yves Vielot Jr.

Stay away!. B & B was not good to say the least. First of all parking is in the back a dinghy back alley thats also dangerous at night. Breakfast was limited to whatever the management makes. One morning only French toast no choice etc. No Eggs. I asked where the water was, the owner pointed and didnt offer to bring it over. Rooms were OK, but light in your face all night from outside. They advertise park view rooms. The park is a city park full of homeless. No more for us at this dump. Be careful!

As experienced B&Bers my husband and I were not impressed with the Queen Anne B&B; Remington Suite. We will not be returning. Here are our thoughts on this B&B.

First of all, there are some good things to be said about the Queen Anne.

The location is good for walking to downtown Denver and/or Coors Field. Although we saw many homeless people, it still felt safe to walk to both locations above.

The Innkeeper, Tom, is very helpful about suggestions on where to dine and is very knowledgeable about the Inn itself.

The evening wine tasting was very nice, highlighting Colorado wines.

We found the Remington Suite to be large and clean.

Now the bad.

They don't enforce the under age 12 policy, as we were awoken at 6 a.m. by a child in the next room.

Whenever anyone enters the building (the Remington Suite & a few other rooms are in a different building than the Main building) via the main door, you will hear them, as well as their conversation. You will also hear the above floor boards creak whenever that guest walks on them. Understandably, this is a very old house, but it's not conducive to sleep or relaxing when it seems these intrusions to quiet are constant.

Also, although the Inn is on what appears to be a quiet street, during the day when we had the window open for fresh air, traffic noise was constant.

The toiletries provided are shampoo (which was watered down, or a very, very, watery variety, as the whole contents emptied when I first poured it out), soap, and makeup remover pads.

The food was mediocre at best. On the buffet, there were three types of cold cereal, two types of juices, coffee, tea, water, a mixed fruit bowl, and yogurt in a bowl. The hot entree served that day was a basil-tomato crustless quiche, which is more of a luncheon quiche, than a breakfast quiche. Regardless, it was unedible by both my husband and myself. The biscuit that was handed out to each of us was cold, and did not appear to be fresh. This was by far the worst breakfast we have ever had in our B&B travels.

This is definitely not a luxury B&B by any means, but if you are looking for a place close to downtown Denver, and you aren't too discriminating in your B&B tastes, the Queen Anne would be fine.

The Queen Anne Bed & Breakfast feels like home the minute you walk through the door and are greeted by the innkeepers, Tom and Chris. Both were very welcoming and helpful giving us a map and description of the area and answering questions about local attractions and eateries. The whole establishment is well kept and comfortable with reading materials and local restaurant menus in the living room, a beautiful garden with seating out back and a comfortable dining room. Our room was upstairs with a nice evening breeze, sitting area and comfortable bed. The handmade cucumber soap provided in the bathroom by the Inn is also a nice touch. Breakfast was fresh fruit, yogurt, coffee, juices, cereal, pastries and omlets and was very good. The location is great for someone wanting to see the downtown area without having to worry about parking or driving. We walked to everything we visited during our stay.