Truly a unique hotel....friendly, helpful staff from the valet, to front desk, to concierge...Loved the cocktail hour...and coffee in the am...Definitely would stay here again! Great location...block away from 16th st mall...only a few blocks from Coors field...walking distance...

The Monaco was great. It has got the feel of a boutique hotel, with all the luxuries of a large brand. The front desk & concierge could not have been more helpful. I especially appreciated all the help of the concierge, who took care of several things for me, as I came in from out of town. The room was a bit small, and didn't have the best view, but it did have a nice tv & stereo, as well as free wired/wireless internet. The cleaning staff came every day as soon as we walked out. The lobby was great, with free wine tastings at night. The hotel is just one block from the 16th street mall, and so close to everything else. Got here very quick from the airport, never had a problem getting a taxi, and was able to walk to just about everything. We booked on the monaco website, and if you click on the hot dates / great rates section, you get a great deal. It is non-refundable, but we were sure of our date, and got our room for a steal. Overall, I am thrilled we stayed here, it was so much nicer than a large Hyatt or Hilton. Highly recommended.

The Hotel Monaco is hip, cool and very dog friendly. My husband and I met my sister there for a long weekend and we all loved it. Because it's a restored, historic building, you have to realize that all the rooms will be slightly different. For example, my sisters' room was larger and the desk area much more spacious than ours, even though we both paid the same price. Even so, the rooms are nicely furnished in bold colors and the marble baths are great. The best two things about the Denver Hotel Monaco is the restaurant, Panzano, which was fabulous and the dogs! There's a chalkboard in the entrance to record the names of the dogs who are guests at the hotel. It's so much fun to see the owners and their dogs at the free manager's beer/wine reception in the lobby every afternoon and bump into Fido in the elevator.

The Grand Hyatt was oversold so they gave me the option of transfering to the Monaco, at their cost. I have to say it was a good choice to move. The rooms, while on the small side, are well appointed and charming. There was both a new TV and stereo system as well as free internet service (wireless and wired) througout the hotel. The only negative I saw was the lack of a pool. The hotel was also quirky in that they provide (for a fee) bath packages you can buy and they have a cocktail hour with neck massage machines.