The beds were divine! After reading the other reviews I think they must have recently upgraded the rooms. There are "cushy" duvet blankets and your choice of soft or firm pillows. The sheets were soft. I didn't want to get out of bed! My mother whom was with me agreed.
The rest of the room was pretty basic. Big enough though. Bathroom was nice, looked new.
Breakfast was standard. We arrived at 7:15pm on a Tuesday and had plenty of parking and walked next door to the diner for a fattening burger!
I would stay here again! I gave it a 5 as it certainly served its purpose as a hotel airport....

I stayed at the Hampton Inn so I could catch a flight the next morning and leave my car at the hotel. I checked with several other hotels about "Park and Fly," so when I looked up the Hampton Inn DIA online, the information said "Seven days of Park 'n Fly parking is available with a one night stay." So we booked the Hampton at the prevailing "Best Available Rate". However, when we checked in, we were told we needed to book the "Park and Fly Package" at a substantially higher rate. When I showed her the printed description from the web page, she relented, but said next time I would have to contact the hotel directly.

The room was OK, and I didn't notice any humming or other noises. However, the room was dated, and you can tell this was an older Hampton. Also, it is sandwiched on the same lot as a Microtel Inn, Comfort Suites and a diner. Parking is definitely an issue. However, after driving around the other hotels further down Tower Road, parking doesn't seem to be a priority with any of them.

I would stay at this hotel again, but it wouldn't be my first choice.

Tower Road should be called Hotel Road. There are plenty of airport hotels to choose from and next time I stay in Denver, I will choose a different hotel.

I arrived in the evening and was greeted by not one available parking space. Asking about the parking situation when I checked in, the girl at the desk rolled her eyes and told me to park on the street. In the dark, I drug my luggage over curbs, the lawn, and through the parking lot. When I got to my room, my key did not work and I had to continue dragging my luggage back to the front desk to get a key that worked. Finally getting into my room, the carpet was dirty, the bedspread looked like it had picked up at a garage sale and not washed for years. The room was very small. The sink in the bathroom was a corner sink and there was no counter space to put any personal items. There was only one small garbage can in the bathroom. The sheets were thin and scratchy. Pillows lumpy and smelled aweful. My choice was to freeze or listen to the heater roar all night long.

As I left in the morning and drove by all of the other hotels, I wished I has stayed somewhere else.

This hotel was chosen by my travel agent, but if you have a choice I would avoid it. One side of the entire fifth floor (where I stayed) was humming so loudly that you could literally feel the walls vibrating. Luckily I never travel without a pair of earplugs, but this persisent loud hum was still annoying. The decor was dated (including a stain on the easy chair), the TV selection limited, and the short closet badly designed. If you've ever tried to thread the cap of the special hanger with one hand, you know the frustration. Bed comfort was fine and the window shades were good at blocking the light.

The exercise room had a treadmill, exercise bike, stairmaster (who uses those things, anyway?) and a small ab bench. The pool was modest in size but warm and long enough to pretend to do laps. I enjoyed the breakfast, which was continental but with warm sausage and "scrambled" egg patties. One major perk is the good jogging in the area, on seldom-traveled asphalt roads or never-traveled dirt roads just behind the hotel. There isn't a restaurant within walking distance. The airport shuttle ran every 45 minutes. Service was friendly and efficient.