Top-notch hotel. Short distance to nearby 16th street pedestrian mall, where you can get anything and everything.

The Hyatt is a wonderful modern hotel with an interesting design, all of the amenities you have come to expect in a great business hotel, and it is well situated in the city. The staff members are highly professional and polite. The service was flawless. The common areas are beautiful and clean. The rooms are nice and clean and have all of the work space, comfortable desk chair, outlets, and internet connection that I needed to work.

I was pleased to see that the rooms were equipped with a specially marked trash container for recyclable materials.

The elevator cabs each have a flat screen television screen mounted in the rear wall of the cab that show various country scenes. The scenes are very soothing and I couldn't help myself from watching the screens while in the elevator. The fact that the screens are on the rear wall is a little awkward, requiring you to stand sideways or with your back to the doors to watch the screens; but they were a unique treat none-the-less.

Having said all of that, I have three minor complaints. First, the cost to valet park a vehicle is $26.00 per night. I don't know the cost of parking in Denver, but $26.00 seems high. You do get unlimited in and out priviledges with the valet parking.

Secondly, the internet in the rooms, which is not wireless, cost $9.95 per day. I have been in much cheaper hotels around the country that provide wireless interent services for free (it is built into the cost of the room). Some might argue that the internet charges shouldn't be built into the room cost because not every guest will use the internet. That's fine, but $9.95 per day?

Lastly, the rooms come equipped with two bottles of water. I almost cracked the seal on one during my first night, until I saw that each bottle would cost me $6.00! Really? Six dollars for a bottle of water? I drink water constantly, but I was not about to pay $6.00 for water. I walked the two blocks to Walgreens and bought a twelve pack of water for $4.00. I have stayed in hotels with room rates that were half the amount charged for these rooms that provided two free bottles of water per day. It seems to me that a bottle of water can be given to guests.

None of these items made my stay any less enjoyable, but I can't help but wonder why the cost for parking, internet service and water needs to be so high.

Was here four nights and really loved the hotel. Very trendy and contemporary. Top notch service from the front desk, enterprise and cleaning staff. Rooms are excellent condition - sort of what you expect at the Hyatt.
However one review states they contracted the stomach flu - makes me wonder as I had it and so didn't my son. Makes me wonder what may be going around there because we were deathly ill.
Overall would recommend this place to anyone!

I booked this hotel through Priceline and got a great deal. It was my first Priceline booking ever and I was pleasantly surprised at what I got. I paid about 1/3 of the regular price.

The Hyatt is very conveniently located to downtown Denver. It is just one block from the popular 16th Street Mall and within walking distance of the Denver Mint, several museums, and the Denver Convention Center. A quick ride on the free 16th Street Mall shuttle will take you to places like Union Station, Six Flags Elitch Gardens, the Denver Aquarium, and all three major stadiums.

The hotel is adjacent to the light rail which can take you to more distant destinations.

I stayed at the Hyatt after a two-day train ride to Denver from California. The train was fun, but having a comfy bed, shower, and a quiet room upon arrival was a real plus.

Check-in was a breeze. The front desk has an array of self-check-in kiosks. Simply slide your credit card through and within a minute you'll get a set of room keys and receipts. Likewise, check-out was easy; I did it through the TV.

Internet access is $10 per day, whether you use wireless or wired. They do have a computer for printing out boarding passes at the concierge desk which you can use for free, however.

Everything else will cost you an arm and a leg. The in-room bottle of water is $6. A soda at the Starbucks in the lobby is $3.50. I didn't try the hotel's restaurant, opting instead for local eateries nearby.

Getting to and from the airport is just $19 via SuperShuttle.

For the business traveller willing to pay top dollar, this is a great hotel. For the budget-conscious, it's probably well out of your reach unless you can get a good price through some other means.