This property is an outstanding hotel with amazing decor, room set up, breakfast and fitness center. However, in-room internet service should be free in every hotel, especially ones that charge $200+ per night.

This hotel has a well earned reputation as one of the top places to stay in downtown Denver. The week prior I had stayed at the Westin, also in downtown Denver, and this place takes the crown without even breaking a sweat. The evening I stayed here my traveling companion and I were going to see a show at the Buell Theater, which was less than 2 blocks away. It was a convenient walk and I always love proximity to great entertainment. The lobby of this hotel is beautiful having numerous water features, comfortable areas in which to enjoy their happy hour and breakfasts, and a nice little restaurant which we enjoyed after our show to have a pretty darn good martini. The rooms themselves are standard Embassy Suites rooms. Parking was $ 31 overnight, which is expected for a downtown metropolitan hotel. Overall this was a very nice place to stay in a great location and I would highly recommend it to anyone.

I stay in hotels one to three times a month. This is one I really enjoyed. Located right in downtown Denver near shopping, restaurants and other attractions. Valet offered Excellent customer service. Suite was clean and had a nice layout. Two big flat screen tv's, plenty of towels, nice shower, good breakfast and evening reception. I would definitely return if in Denver.

Next to convention center and a block and a half from 16th street mall. Check-in was quick and they accommodated my request to be away from the elevators. Staff went out of their way to be friendly and helpful. A lot of drunk conventioneers by the end of the night but the staff handled them great! My only complaint was the lack of dumbells in the weight room and the breakfast buffet had minimal healthy choices (oatmeal/scrambled eggs) with no gluten/dairy free options. Lots of greasy bacon, tasteless sausage, pastries, etc. and the chef at the omelette station uses a ton of oil before, during and after cooking each omelette so stayed clear of that.