The hotel is nice, staff are friendly and helpful, BUT things keep disappearing from guest rooms. I only lost a chocolate bar (I left it on my desk in the morning, it was gone when I returned to my room at night). My colleague faced a bigger problem: she had left her AMEX card and several other plastic cards in her suitcase in her room a week later - and when she checked again two nights later those were gone too. And even worse: whoever took (or shall I say stole?) her credit card had used it already by the time she could report the theft. This might be a great place (especially when compared to other hotels in Denver), but theft is not acceptable. Therefore I cannot recommend the Residence Inn to anybody else.

We decided to stay here after seeing many positive reviews and obtaining a fantastic $59 a night rate via the Denver Convention Center website.

The hotel was in a great location, ideal for all central Denver sights and many restaurants and bars. Our room was very spacious with its own full size fridge/freeser, dishwasher and kitchen facilities. The room furnishings all looked to be very new.

We didn't make use of the complimentary continental buffet breakfast but did take advantage of the free internet access in the lobby.

We had not stayed at a Residence Inn before but based on our experience in Denver would certainly do so again.

We stayed here in May 2007. Reserved a 1 bd. suite. Checked in and were upgraded to one of the larger 1 bd. room suites. The room was good sized and very modern with a full (or queen maybe?) bed in the bedroom and sofa sleeper in the attached room. There was a full sized fridge, range, microwave, dishwasher, and sink in the kitchen. It was a handicapped accessable room so it had no bathtub. The room was a lot more modern than I expected. Very nicely done.

There is convenient parking in the attached parking garage and it was advertised as $13/night but we were never charged for it-not sure why that was. There is a nice, small, fitness room and a great roof top hot tub. There is a great view of Denver from that hot tub. Definitely check it out.

The hotel is within walking distance to the 16th st Mall, however I wasn't too impressed by the mall. Instead I'd recommend walking to Lo-Do which is not far either.

Breakfast buffett was great. Great variety of hot items, cold items, pastries, fruit, make your own waffles, etc. There's also a free business center-great extra in my opinion.

Overall it was a great place to stay. I would definitely stay there again. Very family, business, or romance friendly hotel.

I stayed in a studio suite for four nights while attending a convention in Denver. Although the convention planners offered several hotel options, I don't think any could have topped the Residence Inn for value and spaciousness, and the fellow convention-goers I met at the hotel agreed.

The room was tastefully decorated and inviting. The bed was very comfortable with a down comforter and an assortment of pillows. The studio suite has all of the amenities of a two-room suite except for the wall separating the bedroom and the living area (and the extra TV). It was a large room and had lots of windows, giving it even a more spacious feel. Even after four nights, the room still didn't feel confining.

Housekeeping was friendly and reliable, and the room was always spotless. The housekeeper ran our dishwasher even when we only had a couple of items loaded.

Residence Inn offers a complimentary breakfast daily and a light dinner with cocktails and soft drinks on Monday through Thursday. The food was so-so, but I appreciated that the hot items were rotated to prevent boredom, particularly at breakfast. Taking advantage of these two meals can really make staying here an economical choice.

Just two blocks from the hotel is 16th Street, a pedestrian-friendly street with countless shops and restaurants and a popular tourist destination. A free bus runs along the street, stopping at every block.

The hotel is six blocks from the main entrance of the convention center. The blocks in Denver are short, so the walk is less than a half mile, and the route is completely safe with heavy pedestrian traffic. You can shave off two blocks by hopping on the free 16th Street, bus, but walking was often quicker. Coors Field is also walking distance from the hotel.

The hotel has a small workout room, but if the weather is nice, I recommend the Cherry Creek trail just behind the convention center. It winds for miles through Denver along a waterway and is a great way to exercise outdors without having to deal with traffic.