Quite simply, the Hyatt Regency is a fantastic hotel. From the modern, clean lines of the hotel's decor, unique art, and convenient location to the well-appointed rooms, courteous staff, and wonderful gym, this hotel delivers. My experiences in both the hotel restaurant and the Peaks lounge (on the 27th floor with fabulous views of the city) were above par with excellent food, good service and great martinis. My only tiny complaint is that the bed was a bit on the firm side - Westin's Heavenly Bed still wins! It also would be nice if the higher-end chains stop charging for internet service when the lower-end chains provide it for free - trust me, your customers would appreciate it greatly. At least offer it for free for your cardholders. I would definitely stay at this hotel again when in Denver.

We stayed three nights and splurged for a room on the upper floors for the "special" views. The hotel is quite new. First, the lobby is barren, cold, and uninviting; registration was protracted. The room was on 32nd floor, had only ONE, overstuffed and ugly chair plus a desk chair. Room was a tight fit for the beds, which were comfortable. Everything cost extra - which I expected to a degree but when you can stay at a much less expensive motel/hotel and get free Internet (including the device) - I find being charged for everything is a annoyance, especially when nothing was special. There is ONE, mind you, one restaurant in the entire, huge hotel. We got settled in the room by 8:30 p.m. and learned the one and only place to eat closed at 10:00 pm. Room service, which I did not want, ended at 11:00 p.m. There is no "coffee shop" or similar place to get a bite to eat. So we rushed to a very, very cold, uninviting restaurant for hurry up service and mediocre, but outrageously expensive food. I paid $25.00 a day to park my rental car. Every staff member was pleasant and all said about the same thing having memorized the required phrases - they came over like robots and we began laughing among ourselves to see if they were real or not. I have traveled the world and stayed in probably hundreds of hotels. This hotel, I can assure you, was terribly overpriced, cold, unattractive, uninviting, and not there for its guests. I will never, if I have a choice, stay at a Hyatt again. Dan

We were driving down Welton and needed a place to stay. My brother was staying at the Grand Hyatt just a couple of blocks down but we thought their room rates were a bit high at $150/night. So my husband jumped out of the car and went into the Hyatt and a couple of other hotels across the street to check rates. He chose the Hyatt because it has a beautiful lobby, is relatively new (I guess they opened a year and a half ago, according to the bellman), and it was $120/night!
I really loved the newness of the hotel, the clean modern lines, and the nice furniture and linens in the room. I thought the pull out table on wheels was a really thoughtful and useful piece of furniture. We were on the 10th floor and had some amazing views of the mountains.
The room was very quiet and the closet was of adequate size.
One of my pet peeves when staying at hotels is the lack of a good working bathroom fan. I hate stepping out of the shower and having my mirror completely fogged over. Also, at first I had thought that the hairdryer's cord (length of about 2-3 feet) was a good idea since everyone hates having those cords tangle but if you are a tall person, this is actually not the hairdryer for you since it won't reach your head!!! I am 5'2" so if you are much taller than that, you might want to bring your own hairdryer or see if the hotel can offer you a dryer with a longer cord.
But I enjoyed the king size bed and the 6 great fluffy pillows they used to make up the bed.
Some people commented on the maid service... we only stayed here 1 night and we did notice that the coffee pot didn't have the chamber to put the coffee bag into so we couldn't brew a cup of coffee, which was a little bit annoying.
The front desk service was very slow and it took awhile to do anything... check in, change parking pass to a card to swipe, check out, etc...
Overall though, I was pleased with this hotel and would definitely stay again. Just remember that they charge $21 for self park, $24 for valet, and you have to pay for internet.

I did not experience any problems with noise, but the doors are loud when they close. I have experienced this at many other hotels. The rooms are nice and be sure to request a upper level floor with a mountain view. I did this and was put on the 23rd floor and had an excellent view of the mountains. The staff was very friendly and attentive. The only issue I had was that after I checked out of the hotel, I noticed there was a $1 charge for a phone call that I did not make. Be sure to review your bill thoroughly before you leave. For $150 a night it was well worth it. I would not however pay more than $210 for a standard room. Also, it is only 1 block from 16th street. 16th street has allot of good bars, restaurants, and a free bus service that takes you from one end of 16th to the other.