My husband and I stayed at the Hotel Monaco for our anniversary. We had no problems with anything. The valets, doormen, & concierge were exceptional and the front desk staff was average (only spoke with them once). Rooms were very nice, really liked the tall ceilings. The hotel is in a great location. Jim Mann, the concierge was wonderful. If you go to downtown Denver, you must eat at Sam's #3 (Jim's recommendation after he tried to get us to eat at the restaurant at Hotel Monaco). Sam's #3 has great food (all day breakfast) and resonably priced. My husband loved the milkshakes there. I also recommend going to Sing Sing's down by the ballpark (recommendation of the doorman). It's a dueling piano bar and they play everything! They only play requests from the audience and if you don't like the song, offer them more money and they will stop singing it and play your song. They are comedic and you are highly encouraged to sing along with the songs.

On a recent trip to Denver to research hotels for my wedding guests to stay at, My Mom and I were excited to check out the Hotel Monaco as we had read many great reviews about it. Upon entering we were greeted by a Hotel Manager that welcomed us to the Hotel & offered us a free glass of wine, which we thought was very nice. So immediately, our impression was very positive. After we spoke to the man at the front desk though, we were pretty turned off from staying there. We asked him about the rooms, and what they were like for what price etc. so that we could get an idea for our out of town guests. He was not very friendly, and very rudely told us that "he could not quote exact prices" and that we would just have to contact his "Marketing Manager" for further information. I told him that I was just trying to compare & contrast the different ammenities that they offer in comparison to other nearby hotels & he was just overall rude & was not willing to really explain anything or try to "sell" the hotel in any way. I then asked him if it would be a huge inconveniece to actuallly look at a regular room & a suite just to get an idea of what they were like. He actually rolled his eyes & said "let me see what I could do". After much hestitation , he finally offered us a key to a room to check out. He was just overall very rude & we decided on that first encounter to not stay or put our guests at that hotel ever. First impressions can really make a huge difference!

Very comfortable rooms at reasonable rates - considering the quality. Service and extras that makes you feel truely pampered.

Enjoyed our stay at this hotel ... not like the other 4 star hotels. If you're wanting a pool/hot tub, etc. This isn't your place ... it's fairly small. Picked this one up on Priceline and received a (unintentionally?) free upgrade to a suite. The decor is different from most hotels, but I enjoyed it very much. Turndown service was nice and the location of this place is hard to beat. The bed was comfy, but not as comfy as the Grand Hyatt I've stayed at previously. Everything about the room was subtlely elegant ... nice sized bathroom and pretty much everything in the room you'd want overall. I enjoyed the change of pace from other hotels this time out. There is an included wine hour starting at 5pm I believe for hotel guests. We didn't dine in the restaurant, so I can't help you out there. This hotel is just one block off of the 16th Street Ped Mall. We ate at a local feeling, but actual chain Italian restaurant called Maggiano's that I'd highly recommend. Nice happy hour drink prices there as well. We probably should've tried some restaurants with more of a local flavor though. There was nothing wrong with this hotel at all ... maybe just a little on the stuffy side??? (attitude-wise?)