We live in Denver but wanted a couple of nights "away" to really enjoy downtown and some down time. We were willing to pay to stay somewhere that would make my birthday feel special.

We wanted a hotel that would be relaxing but not so luxurious we would feel out of place (we're very casual people). The Hotel Monaco was perfect! The staff were attentive but not intrusive and luxury was defined by the sense that everytime I needed something I would look around and find that it was provided in the room.

The bed was unbelievably comfortable! We enjoyed meeting the resident dog. It was simply a great experience.

This is a really excellent, client-service oriented hotel. I only stayed one night for business, but it was great. As the previous reviewer noted, the adjacent restaurant was undergoing a renovation and thus there was a very limited room-service menu. However, this was clearly disclosed and I had no problem with it. They gave me great suggestions for a close dinner that needed to be fast (Cafe Rialto) as well as a good breakfast (Sam's #3). The free wine "happy hour" is a nice touch. I enjoyed my stay and will definitely syat again.

This hotel is a joke when it comes to service. We stayed there on January 20th and there was no room service available whatsoever. Yet they took our room service order card off the door, as if they were fulfilling the order. Their restaurant that provides room service closed and they have no backup kitchen so no room service. They claimed they tried to call our room to tell us but we had no voicemail message flashing on the phone, so we think they're lying. The flier notifying folks about their restaurant closing did not specify that as of Sunday, all food availability would cease.

To make matters worse, when I talked to the front desk, they didn't automatically OFFER to cut the bill. I had to ASK. Despicable.For 189 a night, no room service? I could have stayed at a Motel 6 for 1/4 of the price and gotten the same thing.

Also, there was a very loud, boisterous party of drunken twenty-somethings on our floor in the middle of the night and management did nothing about it.

Thank Kimpton and Hotel Monaco! You have SO much to be proud of!

I have stayed at the Monaco many times on business, and I feel like it's my second home in Denver. The staff made the extra effort to learn my name and have helped me out with any number of ridiculous requests for office equipment, bulk deliveries of bankers boxes, etc. The location is perfect - walking distance to just about everything. The hotel restaurant is decent too, though light on the vegetarian options (as was 95% of downtown Denver, with the shining exceptions of Wynkoop, the Indian restaurant, and Wahoo's). If you have a little down time, don't miss the wine and cheese happy hours-- you can meet some interesting people.