My wife and I have stayed in several Denver hotels as
"date nights". The Monaco, the Adams Mark, Oxford and now the Hyatt. Firstly I should say that we overpaid wildly as this was a big convention weekend and this may have flavored the experience. The lobby and amenities are quite nice. The room was nice enough and clean but not impressive compared to some of our other date nights. But for us, the ABSOLUTE DEAL BREAKER was the noise. Its hard to describe how loud it was in the room. Next door, the ladies ordered room service and I knew exactly what they got. They talked about how one of them opened the 6 dollar Aquafina bottle that came in the room and all this in a normal speaking voice and at 12:45 am. In the other direction the gentleman flipped between HBO and something else. We looked each other with tears we were so dissapointed, so we called the front desk. Quickly security came and quiteted the neighbors. This left a muted TV from somewhere below us and doors closing up and down the hall. We fell asleep at 1:45 am
We parked in the lot owned by the Hyatt and the next day asked if it was validated but the concierege just smirks and says "just pay as you leave" so it cost us 21 bucks to overnight park. (We probably could have parked on the street for 2 dollars since we arrived later on a Sat.). That took us aback since we were paying over 300 for the one night. Moncao, Brown Palace or the Oxford are all far better for actually sleeping if your thinking of spending that kind of dough anyway

Excellent hotel! Rooms are comfortable, great beds! Very clean. The downtown location is very convenient. There was a large group staying the weekend we were there and still the hallways were quiet and no disturbances. We paid $141.00 a night (AAA) which was very reasonable considering the great location and facility itself. We also enjoyed a free breakfast buffet each day and it was very good! Very fresh and tasty foods with a large selection. Would highly recommend this hotel and if I ever find myself in Denver again, would surely stay here. Parking is roughly $20.00 per day in the garage.

Got 2 nights for $75 and $76, respectively, on Priceline. Great place, awesome views of the mountains and city from our 32nd floor room.
2 large full-sized beds with tons of pillows, large bathroom, desk, in-room safe, flat-screen TV, armchair with ottoman. Fee for internet/wireless.

Very fast elevators with video-pictures for distraction. Coffee shop has yummy baked goods. Beautiful lobby with large open bar, waterfall fountain. Friendly check-in. Parking $21 self-serve but free in-and-out. Long lap pool, outdoor hot tub and lounge chairs, sauna, enormous fitness room with changing rooms. Great location, 2 blocks from the 16th street mall, across the street from Convention Center and Denver Pavilions. Always saw a lot of people hanging out in the lobby.

Would love to stay there again sometime.

Overall the hotel was very pleasant. I stayed here for a conference and the hotel room was booked for us by my husband's department. It was very convenient as the conference took place on the third floor.
The room was quite spacious and the bed was comfortable with very plush bedding. The flat screen tv had a good selection of channels but no premium channels like HBO etc. Toiletries were very nice and we definitely liked the citrus massaging body bar!
The gym was very nice but I guess that should be expected with a "conference" orientated hotel. The indoor pool was quite large and the outdoor jacuzzi was fun!
The worst thing about the hotel was the concierge who knew very little about anything I asked for. Do your homework before you get there!
Also note - a taxi from the airport to any main hotel has a fixed price of $45. DO NOT pay for more than this the way we got conned into it!
Overall a nice hotel if you like the professional, clinical setting. Not quite a home away from home.