One of my better corporate stays in a while. Service was friendly and competent at every stage, from valet to desk to room service. Hotel was clean and convenient. Wine hour in the evening is a nice gesture, even if I didn't take advantage myself. Lots of others did. Am usually very loyal to hotel reward points, but would go out-of-network to stay here again.

I live in Denver and stay at the Monaco on occasion for fun and when I don't feel like driving or when I just simply feel like splurging. It's walking distance to a lot of the trendier, yet more refined late-night hangouts downtown. So if you aren't into the 'meat market' scene and you feel like taking in a night on the town without the hassle of making the trek home afterwards, it's great.

Also great for out-of-towners who want to enjoy good food and drink but want to avoid a mass of twenty-two-year-olds sweating all over them in an over crowded club pumping out of date techno tracks into tired ear drums after a long day's work. Both business travelers and trendy tourists alike will enjoy. After all, each room comes equipped with your very own LIVE gold fish for crying out loud!

This is Denver. It's known for relaxing, casual, edginess. And Hotel Monaco sums that up well with its trendy decor, friendly and knowledgeable staff, more than ample accommodations, and great location.

I'll never hesitate to revisit and it never disappoints.

Stayed at the Hotel Monaco for 2 nights while I attended a conference at the Convention Center. I arrived early--a bit before noon. Luckily I was able to check in, but the only room available was an accessible room. This was fine, but it did make showering a bit tricky given the low-standing nozzle.

Every comment on the rooms being nicely furnished, I found to be true. The downtown location is also nice. But unfortunately I ran into some problems. My first night I could not get a good night's rest because people on my floor started congregating in the hallway and blaring loud music. The walls in the Monaco are really thin. So if you are expected a "quiet floor"...just hope your neighbors are also quiet people. And unfortunately I think this was a case of clientele not only expecting to be treated like "rock stars" or VIP (which the hotel staff does a good job of helping you live that image) but acting like them as well. I also had a hard time reaching room service, so I endedup leaving the hotel for a quick bite downtown. But I reported this issue in a Monaco stay survey and the hotel manager emailed me back a week later with an acceptable conciliatory offer. It's good to see that they are serious about customer service.

Overall, I think this hotel is a nice boutique hotel. It has nice touches luxuries some hotels lack. The hotel restaurant, Panzano, was superb. However, if you a business traveler (as I was) and have an expectation of a certain hotel vibe while you travel (beyond free wi-fi service), the Monaco might not meet your needs.

I chose this place cos of its proximity to LoDo and 16th Street. The location is great!
An interesting boutique hotel with nice touch from the goldfish! Room was interesting, but didn't make me feel pampered, unfortunately! The toiletries provided were nice, but I felt like I had to pay for everything else! Room and turn-down service overall satisfactory, except for thin walls which made me worry about disturbing my neighbour if my TV was on too loud. Staff generally helpful but I felt a little patronized at times.