From the second I checked in for my 2-night stay, I was extremely impressed with the staff at the Hyatt Regency. They were beyond polite, made small talk, were perfectly trained, not robotic at all. I experienced the same level of professionalism from every single employee I encountered during my stay. They were all very genuine, which I found surprising due to the young age of the staff. The rooms were also spotless, modern and had a great view of the city and mountains. Definitely the best hotel I've stayed at in Denver.

My husband and I stayed here for five days in March for a business conference. There are a lot of nice things about the hotel - the view of the mountains, the comfortable bed, the helpful concierge, the nice desk staff, and Perks, a coffee place that is open 24 hours. The one off note we encountered was housekeeping. The housekeepers were fine, but on our last day, we were out all day and returned at 3:30 to find that our room had not been cleaned yet. We called to ask housekeeping to clean the room while we went out for coffee so we could take a nap. They said it could take 1-1/2 hours to do that. My husband saw a housekeeper down the hall about 1/2 hour later and she was just going from room to room cleaning. She said they had not told her about our call at all. I thought that was pretty bush league for a luxury hotel. That was the only sour note of the stay, though, everyone else was very nice. There are a lot of nice restaurants and clubs within walking distance of the hotel.

Lovely room on the 31st floor with a fabulous view of the mountains (which were snow-covered the day we arrived, and slowly changed to brown as the snow melted). Very comfortable beds and down pillows. Outstanding staff - we used the concierge for advice on rail transit, restaurants and directions and each one was polite, thorough and accurate. Hotel is right across the street from the convention center, and two blocks from the main pedestrian mall and shopping area.

Just a couple of off-notes, the major one being that internet service is $9.95 a day, while you can get that service for free at dinky hotels. Since this is a property that markets to the business traveler and convention-goers, and since it is a pricey room, the internet service should be free. Also, this particular room was designed so that the air vent blew directly at the desk, so if I was sitting and working, I got a blast of air on the back of my neck.

I would definitely stay here again if I were in Denver.

This is one of the newest hotels in Denver and received an excellent review in the New York Times. The review was well deserved -- the hotel staff went out of their way to please, the rooms were very well appointed, and the food was very good.

Hotel staff arranged car service between the airport and hotel (a good value if you have a large party), provided detailed directions for folks using the Super Shuttle to/from airport, provided good restaurant recommendations and arranged for family members to be in adjacent rooms.

The rooms were quite comfortable, with very good beds, flat screen TVs and amenities. Surprisingly, although this is a very new hotel, some of the furniture in my room already showed signs of wear. The city view was outstanding.

The food at the hotel was very good. The breakfast buffet was priced similar to other hotel breakfast buffets but offered a wide range of food options. The hotel offered an exceptionally well priced and well done dinner buffet -- a very good value.