Booked this at the last minute for a cross-country flight from the West Coast. We had tickets for the opera and were booked at the Hyatt. Tripadvisor warnings about that hotel not having valet parking available made me switch as we were going to be arriving after midnight.
The hotel is beautiful. We had a junior king suite which is actually comprised of two rooms. (I am guessing a "petite room" and a "king room".) We had NO view and looked out over air-conditioning units. If you were there for an extended stay ask for the other side (we were in Room 500).
We had two full bathrooms which were elegant and equipped. We loved the waterfall shower head and separate hand-held. They have made use of every square inch in this property. The desks in both rooms were set up for business. In the room with the king bed there was a full-size printer and fax.Internet was an upcharge.
We ate at the little cafe on-site after the opera and the food was amazing. For chi chi prices the portions were ample and the quality superb.
The only downside was the reservation process. We booked through the "Club" side of the website (affiliated with Small Hotels of Luxury). We were supposed to get continental breakfast, aromatherapy bath, and tickets to the fitness club. Traveling after a full week of work on Friday night, upon arriving at almost 1:00 am we didn't think to ask about it. The next morning, fortified by deep sleep with luxurious linens, I asked at the front desk. The girl there said "You don't qualify for anything. SORRY." I didn't push it. We were there to relax, and it is a beautiful property in the best possible location for the opera. (less than a block away and most of it covered). Still. It was kind of embarrassing.
All in all, this is a great property. Valet parking was prompt. The rooms are excellent. The location next to the opera is unparalled. There are several excellent restaurants within two blocks. And a liquor store as well, which you will need as there are no ice machines in the hotel.:)

I don't usually take the time to comment on a hotel, but the Hotel Teatro knocked my socks off!! I had booked online, and when I arrived, the very gracious receptionist said there was space enough to upgrade my room from a petite guestroom to a deluxe room at no additional charge. The room was beautiful, large, and very tastefully appointed with contemporary furniture, lighting, and art, a very comfortable bed with premium linens, a TV offering a huge range of first-run movies, minibar, and a splendid desk and work area. The bathroom was sumptuous, with a deep jacuzzi tub, a beautiful glass shower, marble vanity, delicious Frette towels and robes, television and phone, and lovely hair and skin products. I had a moment to look over the hotel services book, which, in addition to the wonderful in-room dining menu, highlighted a range of tailored services available through the hotel, from babysitting to transportation to local theaters. I happily made use of a well-appointed fitness room on the second floor. The concierge was very capable and had great suggestions for dinner and local entertainment. Every member of the staff called me by name and was gracious at every turn. I was only disappointed that, because it was Sunday, I was not able to enjoy the fabulous Restaurant Kevin Taylor off the hotel's lobby. After staying at a dizzying array of impersonal humdrum hotels, Hotel Teatro is a real standout. I can't wait to return!

If I ever think of staying at a different hotel when in Denver, my next thought is "Why?" I LOVE this hotel! It is close to everything I need/want - The Performing Arts Center is right across the street! The Buell Theatre & Pepsi Center are in walking distance as is LoDo. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful not to mention extremely courteous & accommodating. I needed a ride back from the Hotel late at night. The vehicle was out but I was told that if it wasn't back soon, they would pay for me to take a cab! When I called for a ride back, Steve said he would pick me up in less than 3 minutes - and he did! The room was luxurious & still managed a view that included a quaint chapel with the magnificent Rocky Mountains behind. The shower was so fabulous that I really didn't want to get out! We ordered room service & since we had inadvertantly left our "Do Not Disturb" sign on our door, they called our room to let us know our meals were there instead of knocking! Now that's paying attention! I heartily recommend Hotel Teatro to anyone visiting Denver!

I just returned from a four day stay at the Hotel Teatro. What a treat! The staff anticipated my every need. Hotel Teatro receives my highest recommendation.