I've stayed at the Monaco many times while in Denver for business. It has good & bad points. On the positive side, it is extremely clean & the beds are very comfortable. I found the staff to be very friendly & helpful as well. Also, every evening at 5pm they have a free cocktail hour. On the negative side, the rooms are kind of small & some people don't like the "circus decor" in the rooms. More importantly, if you're a business traveller this is NOT the place you want to be. They claim to have a "business center" but all it is is one computer with an archaic printer/fax hooked up to it that noone at the hotel knows how to use. There is free high speed internet access in the rooms, but when I was there it was out of order for a day. Overall, I'd say the Monaco is worth it if you're in town for a day or two for pleasure. But I'll stay elsewhere for business from now on.

I stayed at the Hotel Monaco for 2 nights and enjoyed my stay. The room was clean and furnished nicely, but it was a bit small. However, for 1 person it was just fine. The location downtown was great, and I really liked the hotels decor. I would say the only downfall to this hotel is the parking. It is $20 per night for Vallet service, otherwise you need to find parking elsewhere (metered or hourly/daily parking lots located by the hotel). The service was also fine.

Stayed at the Monaco Denver on night on the way back from a vacation. Downtown Denver is pretty dead at night. Had a pleasant enough stay at the Monaco. Well located. Good wireless access. Room was large and comfortable. The hotel’s restaurant was very good.

monaco's website promised copier, printer and fax in each room. There arent any of the above in the rooms. Promised Starbuck's coffee in room. THere's not. Some weird offbrand instead. Promised gourmet snacks in honor fridge. M and Ms and Oreos and Hershey bar. Kids next door making noise til late at night. Dark dark room. Promised suite facing 17th street. Turns out no monte carlo suites face that way, so had to look into a brick building instead on a dark side street. The price of $270 a night is excessive for what was given. The two line phones dont workto let people ring into the room, if one line is plugged into computer. The price of $22 a night to park is excessive given one tips the valet $2 each time to take away and retrieve car. There are parking lots for $10 a short walk away i found. The staff was pleasant, but when complained about lack of amenities promised, it was not followed up on by manager, just sort of let to drift in space. I cannot recommend the hotel for business travelers, or anyone who needs a room with a decent view and sunlight. The heavy drapes on windows did not open all the way. The desk advertised in room is not a computer desk, but a dining table. Really tough to work on. Again, if the price was $70 a night, then maybe. But at $270, for Denver, that is a very high price and things should be as promoted.