During my summer vacation that i took with my best friend while staying one night in Denver, Colorado as a part of our Road Trip Across America, we chose to stay at one fancy and expensive hotel; this being the JW Marriott. The hotel's entrance was somewhat hard to find because its located on a private street that branches off of an eight lane road. The valet parking service was fantastic, but at $20 each day, your wallet will feel it! We stayed on the 11th floor which is the conceirge level giving us access to the private lounge which includes all the FREE food and drinks (yes alcoholic) that you want. It was a great place to relax after the concert we attended on the 18th of August, 2006. The room had the most comfortable beds that either of us had ever slept on which made the nearly $400 USD that we spent on the room worth while. The bathrooms are what seperates this hotel from all the others. All marble, seperate shower and bath, and free complimentary robes and slippers! For those who can afford this...and are willing to lay down some serious money for a serious hotel experience, the JW Marriott in Denver is the place to spend the night or a few nights for that matter; though just a few nights here may be the equivalent of your entire vacations budget. This was an easy 5 STAR HOTEL!

Overall a lovely hotel. The room was very attractive and the bathroom was exceptionally nice and spacious. The lobby and cocktail lounge were beautiful with excellent service.

The main flaw I find with most US hotel chains is the awful food that is served for breakfast. The coffee was pretty good and I was told my companion's omlette was excellent. Here are the things that were not good:
breads- mass produced and poor quality- not worth the carbs
pastries- dreadful, store bought stuff
hash browns- looked crisp and nicely browned but were inedible- I don't know how they got them that way- they tasted as though they had been made a wk before and reheated for 7 consecutive days- they were as hard as a rock and had a bad flavor
fruit salad- some of the berries were good, other fruits not so good.
Here are my suggestions: go for a European style breakfast with excellent breads and jams, hard boiled eggs, yoghurt, muesli, a few other cereals, top notch fruit, cheese selection, possibly some ham. Forgo the omlette station and hashbrowns and the help required to prepare those things and instead focus your energy on offering the best of the other items I've suggested. The Whole Foods Market is only one block away- send one of your employees over there every day for fresh breads and pastries. Sample your fruit and don't put it out if the quality is poor.

I can't give this property the highest rating because of the breakfast. At $200 per night the breakfast should be excellent and not mediocre.

Just stayed at this new J.W. Marriott for one night. It's in a great location right in the heart of Cherry Creek. The common areas are quite nice and you fell pretty removed from the hustle and bustle outside your door. The room was spacious and comfortable, and quite clean. The higher floors on the west and south have amazing views of the front range and downtown. The walls seemed to hold in noise well and couldn't hear any sounds from neighboring rooms.

I didn't eat at the restaurant or really use any of the amenities so I can't comment on that. The only downside is that it's a tad pricey, but that is to be expected given its location.

I grew up in the Denver area and frequently return. After staying at this hotel this past weekend I can honestly say it's the best hotel in town, by far! And I hardly ever rate a hotel as "excellent" as I am very very picky. It makes the Omni Interlocken look like the Motel 6! Room was clean and comfortable, great bathroom, good bed, QUIET and above all the service was impeccable. You will pay more for this hotel but it is worth it. My husband and I won't stay anywhere else now when returning to the Denver area. Good job Marriott! Keep it up!