I just spent 3 nights at the Hampton Inn Downtown and it was an incredible experience. The hotel is practically brand new. It was renovated a year and a half ago. The staff was very pleasant and helpful. They have a self service small convieience store with sodas, snacks and bare essentials. the coffee bar was great and the free breakfast had something for everyone. The beds were very comfy and the bathrooms had a nice marble sink and nice wide shower. The shower head itself was better than my one at home and had great strong pressure.
The hotel is a block off of broadway (Light Rail) and a few blocks from the 16th Street Mall and the shuttle.
I lived in Denver for a number of years and I would recommend this hotel for anyone visiting the city.
The street parking was always available so we didn't use the valet.
There is also a business center that was open to guests that had 4 computers with internet access.

Definitely book this hotel with confidence. The rates are pretty competitive as well.

The Hampton Inn has made my business trip to Denver much more tolerable. The hotel does a great job with everything I've asked them
to do. The hotel is very quiet, I've never been disturbed by noise at all. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The bathroom is good sized. My only complaint about this stay was that one of the two elevators was down for service for almost my entire stay. The property is fairly new; I hope the staff does everything they can to keep the place looking great. Location might an issue for some travelers. The hotel kind of on the easten edge of downtown Denver. There is no onsight restaturant, but the a.m. breakfast is a winner. Finally, valet parking is expensive, but there is parking on the street (free between 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. right now) and in couple of cheap lots less than a half block away.

I'm writing this in real time...checked in last night, staying through tomorrow morning. Very nice hotel - clean and comfortable, great location - my partner and I walked over to the famous Brown Palace Ship's Tavern late last night after a concert for a couple of dirty martinis. ..this is the heart of Downtown Denver! Staff very helpful. Here's the downside (which would probably not prevent me from booking with this hotel again) The only parking available is on the street (free over the weekend) or valet parking ($16 a night). The worst hotel pillows in my experience...big bulbous foam things...a real neck wrencher. Clever little in-room coffee maker was not to my liking. Instead of the standard 4 cup mini pot, you get an obnoxious one cup at a time coffee maker...bad deal for two people - a real time waster and iffy coffee. I like the Mr. Coffee style because I can always ditch the prepackaged coffee for a real filter and good coffee that I bring with me - not possible with this little number. I'll probably bring my own pillow next time - not sure what to do about the coffee.

I wasn't sure what to expect because at the time of booking there wasn't any pictures online of this property and only 2 reviews, but I'm very happy that I took the chance that I did!! I've always been a fan of the Hampton Inn chain and was not dissappointed this time around. Great location to I-25 and just minutes from Downtown's attractions--next time I stay in Denver I won't hesitate to book this hotel again!!

SUPER comfy beds and very clean rooms, bathrooms!