This hotel is cross the 14th street from the convention center, has the best gym and pool I have ever seen in a hotel. The Altitude Restaurant inside the hotel is nice, there is also a cafe selling bakery and starbucks coffee. Clean nice room. it is the right place to stay except it is a littile pricy.

My wife and I (in our late 20's) stayed at the Hyatt for 3 nights and had a great experience. The biggest benefit was the location as it was close to the interstates and in the heart of downtown. We went up and down the 16th street shuttle many times to eat/drink/shop. went to a game at Coors Field and saw movies at the UA theater. all are within walking distance. I recommend Marlowes on 16th street for a great happy hour with $3 drinks and appetizers. The lunch there was also excellent. The best part of the hotel service was the concierge service. They were extremely helpful and made all our reservations and had printed directions ready for each place. The concierge recommneded an Italian place called Venice. It was amazing. We even had free after dinner drinks there courtesy of a coupon our concierge gave us. Samba Room was also good. Sams #3 was an excellent breakfast option 2 blocks away. We had a bad experience at Appaloosa grill- very poor service. If interested in whitewater rafting Clear Creek was only 15 minutes away. we had a blast. Peaks lounge is a must-see. Very good drinks with a nice view.
The hotel room itself was nice. Great view from the 25th floor. Excellent bed and LCD TV. The walls are paper thin as others have stated. Parking was $15/day at the Denver athletic club. The Hyatt garage was full so they made arrangments there for us. It was next door and convenient. Overall we had a wonderful stay for about $80/night but i would feel comfortable paying up to $150

We just completed a stay at this hotel and all I can say is that it's quite spectacular. The huge lobby is gorgeous, with wonderful art work. The staff was unbelievable. We walked out of the elevator from the garage to check-in and an agent came from behind the desk and met us half way and greeted us, introduced himself and brought us over to the desk where he checked us in. We've stayed in Four Seasons and Mandarin Oriental and no one has ever done that.

Likewise in the Regency Club, the concierge and assistant each came over and introduced themselves and asked if they could be of any assistance, They went out of their way to locate a restaurant whose name and address I had misplaced. However, this was the only club I have been in where there was no hot appetizers, but the canapes were wonderful.

The room was average Hyatt size. As requested they gave us a non-connecting room with a great view of the Rockies (view rooms are even numbered). Quiet and nicely decorated. Self parking was very easy with no long walks.

This was one of the best Hyatt's I have ever visited.

Recently I stayed at the Convention Center Hyatt Regency for a conference. While there I contracted stomach flu and was desperately ill. The staff was fabulous, sending crackers and ginger ale to my room at 3am and even giving me extra time before check out the next morning. Even before the stomach bug, the staff had proved themselves with little touches, but the care and attention in this worst of scenarios made all the difference.