I booked this hotel at the very last minute when an emergency business meeting was called in Denver. I landed at Denver International Airport (the hotel is near the airport) and arrived at 11pm.

Unfortunately, despite the airport location, the hotel is NOT set up for the airport-arriving business guest. Room service was dead, the restaurant was closed. I went to the bar and ordered a glass of milk and fajitas (limited menu). I received four strips of chicken drowned in something that looked like fake Tabasco Sauce. If it had been, it would have been marginally edible, though not fajitas. Instead it was indescribably bad. I returned dejected to my room. Our meeting was cancelled and I had to fly out first thing in the morning.

Well, there is no room service at the crack of dawn or any restaurant.

My room was beautiful (but I was awake in it for 15 minutes).

Bottom line: This would be a A plus business hotel if it catered to the segment of weary travelers who land at Denver Intl Airport late or have to leave for DIA early in the morning. This hotel serves neither group.

Manager: Please add 24 hour room service.

Stayed at the Renaissance at the end of a very long working holiday in the States. It was a great ending for our only real time to play tourists.
Really amazing hotel and entrance, absolutley huge.
Rooms were really large and the one we stayed in had an amazing view of the mountains. King size beds and large tv, great modern bathroom as well.
Hotel is a walk across the bridge to a range of different stores (walmart, small specialty stores) which kept us busy however it was quite far out if we wanted to go to any nice resteraunts. Also took a trip out to the Denver Zoo and the staff were happy to call us a cab.
As written in other reviews the gym was quite large and the indoor pool aswell.
Enjoyed a nice (expensive) meal at the resteraunt and a few cocktails at the sports bar.
Overall for the rate we got (I think 88USD a night) it was above our expectations. For a short stay in Denver this hotel would be ideal.

We stayed on Sept 6th with the AAA rate of $93 + tax.

Although it took a while, the free shuttle from the airport was great. It was a nice mini-bus and the driver was very friendly. Check in was quick and easy.

We were on the 11th floor, one of the club level rooms. The room was a nice size and had a sleeper sofa and a nice King bed. Bathroom room was an okay size. Had a nice flat screen TV and a balcony that looked over to the restaurants etc that were across the highway.

I think they had just barely finished the renovations as the pictures were stacked in the corner instead of hung on the wall. The ice machine and pop machine were not even on and the lights dimmed in the vending room and the sitting area by the elevators.

They did have a little gift shop with the usual overpriced food and beverages which was nice. They also have a Starbucks with a bar attached as well. Seemed to be very popular amongst the business men and women that were sitting around it. Probably about 20 sitting in the various sitting areas in the lobby.

The restaurant is very overpriced. We decided to wander across the freeway to Famous Daves. It is a little bit of a hike. I wouldnt wander that way after dark or by myself.

We did not use the pool or exercise room although they did look nice. The business center seemed to be nice as well, although we didnt use it either.

We did order roomservice for breakfast. Just some pastries and juice. Most of the breakfast options were a bit overpriced. I was looking forward to a smoothie but the blender was broken.

Overall I was actually quite surprised with how much I enjoyed this hotel. Although it was a ways from the airport the free shuttle was a huge plus. The beds were great and the front desk very helpful.

We just stayed one night between our flight and our departure on Amtrak. We paid $30 for our taxi ride to Union Station but that included a nice tip.

Seems out of the way from a lot of stuff but if you are looking for a quick night stay in Denver, this was worth it.

A beautiful hotel.....Stayed here for 6 nights.....traveling with a disabled person the accessible double room was easy to get around in. Rooms were made up quickly in AM...Staff needs a lesson on friendliness with the exception of the doorman. The doorman (Mohammad) went above and beyond to make sure we felt welcome. The food was good but the service from the restaurant was below average. We sat waiting for service for 15 minutes, finally a waitress came and filled our water glasses and left. Never took a drink order or gave us menus. We asked two other servers for menus and never received. Finally we got up to leave and then they got all excited and ready to serve us. They said they were busy...there were only four other tables being served. WE WERE COMPLETEY IGNORED BY THE STAFF AND THE RESTAURANT MANAGER. I mean how hard is it to give us a menu! The day we were leaving we order room service. When delivered 2 orders of bacon, a chocolate mik, and the syrup were all missing from our order in addition to the wrong omelet brought to us. We waited for another 20 minutes for them to correct everything, while the original order got cold waiting for syrup. The best service for eating was in the lounge. If it wasn't for the wheelchair we would have walked across the street to eat, but that was not an option for us.
A top notch fitness room....it was fantastic...free internet....pool area was okay..hot tubs not so much.