My husband and 2 children just stayed for one night at the Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center and we loved it. The hotel is beautiful, with lots of stone and marble, clean lines and warm colors. If you are looking for traditional and cozy, this wouldn't be the hotel for you probably. The rooms were nice and my kids liked the flat screen TV. I heard the fitness room was nice, but didn't see it myself.

What really impressed me here were the people. Every single person we met was so friendly and helpful, from the valet parkers to the front desk and servers in the restaurant.

My kids had room service for dinner as we were attending a function in the hotel. They said the pizza was great! The next morning we missed the brunch buffet (in Altitudes the full service restaurant) that closed at 11am, but our friends who were also at the hotel said the brunch was nice. We ordered off the menu and we all loved our food.

There is also a neat bar called Peaks (on the 27th floor I believe )that has a gorgeous view of Denver. It was very busy when we were in there, but they may have been due to the function we were attending.

Overnight parking here is not cheap-$25 a night- that may be the going rated in town I am not sure.

The next day we saw our friends that had stayed at the hotel as well and we all commented on what a great stay we had. Everyone loved it.

I have worked in hotels before and my stay at the Hyatt was wonderfull. My view and my room were perfect. I found the front desk staff very friendly. I wouldn't recommend this as a honeymoon spot but definantly for some fun downtown. The bar on the 27th floor is lovely around sunset.. and the downstairs bar has a great atmosphere. I would definantly stay here again.

The Hyatt Regency Denver is a very beautiful, tasteful hotel. I stayed there at the beginning of the holiday season and it was beautifully decorated in a very subtle way.

The lobby is loud. It's open, has very high ceilings and tile floors, so sound just travels.

The views from the upper floors of the city are just fantastic. I had a beautiful view of the City and County of Denver building and the Capitol building lit up for the holidays.

The 16th Street Mall is just one block away and you can ride the RTA bus through there for free.

The parking is expensive though and the food's a little pricy, but it was very tasty. The fitness center is quite nice too.

This hotel looks nice when you step into it, but has major issues. One is the lack of noise insulation in the guest rooms. If you get one with a connecting door, you are able to hear ANYTHING next door. We stayed on the Club level, had requested a quiet room and in a response to that they decided to put a party of a half dozen drunk college kids into the room next door who - at 3 am in the morning - even tried to break into our room through the connecting door. No compensation after complaining to the front desk. As this is a newer hotel, why don´t they spend any money on better noise insulation? Overall, the hotel has an apparent lack of service quality and lack of communication betwen staff members. Also, the gift shop was closed during our stay. Cannot recommend at all and won`t repeat even if it `s free.