We booked this hotel for our 20th anniversary . We live about 30 minutes away but wanted a peaceful nice weekend. The reviews on this site were great and I have to agree with most comments. There are just a few things to keep in mind. First-- parking is a nightmare. You can either pay to have your car parked or go around the block and into the parking garage a few blocks away then walk to the hotel-- still costs about $20.00 a day. Checkin was fast and very nice staff. The rooms are pretty small for what you pay. But, the bathromms are nice and very large. Comfy bed, lines and pillows. We asked for an upgrade and recieved it-- which got us free cocktails and appetizers , desserts etc. the food was ok seemed to be leftover from previous day-- dried out cheese etc. Breakfast was included-- ok meal-- same story from previous night-- some old, dried out pastries -- but it was fine as there were other choices. No pool ---but two hot tubs outside on a small deck. The staff is very kind and helpful and so friendly. I would stay here again.

My hubby and I spent the night here for a belated Valentines day celebration. The hotel was amazing from the beginning. We asked for a high floor room facing the mountaiins and we got it. The view was worth it alone. To see the city framed by the Rockies in the background was breath taking. I was a bit worried that due to the pretentious neighborhood the staff would follow suit and be able to tell that we were not big spenders. If they could they sure didn't act like it. There were kind, warm, inviting and accomodating at all turns. A truely amazing experience in this day and age of money buying you kindness. The room was lovely and well appointed. The extras pillows we asked for were there on checking. The bathroom was lovely including the most wonderul lighted makeup mirror and slippers to go with our robes. We ordered milk and cookies before dinner that were quite a treat. Also we had dinner at the resturant. It was ok, not the best meal I ever had but not the worst for sure. The somalier was great and took time to explain to me the in's and out's of Austrailian stickies(a dessert wine). Service was a bit slow since there was only us and 2 other couples eating. (we had to ask for drink refils)..but I can forgive something so minor. The rooms was VERY VERY quiet. Not a peep from the hall..no sounds of people above or below walking around..no water running no toilets flushing. Silence..perfect silence. It was a calm relaxing night for us. Just what we were looking for. I would recommend this hotel to anyone.

My compliments to Marriott for such a well-run hotel. Every staff member we encountered was friendly and helpful. Check in/out and the valet parking service were very efficient. Evening service in the bar and breakfast both easily met expectations. The room was extremely clean and well-appointed, though I do agree with a previous reviewer that I expected it to be just a tad more upscale as a 'JW' property. The central Cherry Creek location was ideal for walking to nearby restaurants and shopping (we especially liked dinner at North, just half a block away). I do think it's a little pricey ($300/night), but we wanted to stay in Cherry Creek and it's by far the best neighborhood option (and perhaps the best overall Denver option). We'd go back without hesitation.

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!