We stayed at the Gregory Inn during early June for two nights and loved it. Michael's room was our choice and we were not disappointed. The bed was one of the most comfortable we have ever slept in and the big screen television was a hit even though slightly complicated to run. The large whirlpool bath was also wonderful. Since it was June the fireplace had been shut down for the summer so did not get to use that. Furnishings were exquisite.

Each morning we were treated to a delicious breakfast. We found the staff helpful and friendly. We did a lot of walking around Denver and it was just a 10 minute walk to be in the middle of the city. A great time! Highly recommend.

My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights for our first anniversary - kind of a big deal - and I was very disappointed. We are seasoned B&B-goers, so I have experience on which to base my review. It's 2 blocks away from 2 homeless shelters. Yes, close to LoDo, but who would dare walk in that neighborhood? We were shown around when we arrived, but that was the only time in 3 days that we saw our host. This place is just a fancy hotel with breakfast - not a true B&B experience. They advertise "gourmet" breakfast on their website. We got scrambled eggs with toast and fruit, and one day we got waffles with fruit. I could make this at home. One of the reasons I love B&B's is the gourmet breakfasts, like quiche, fritattas, stuffed pancakes, etc. I would have preferred to have paid less for a hotel room and gone out for breakfast. But for nearly $200/night I sucked it up and ate what I was served. We stayed on the 2nd floor in Michael's Room the first night and moved to Owen's Room on the 1st for the remainder. Owen's Room was definitely better in terms of layout. The chef, Todd, was the only staff around to recommend sights and to answer questions and we liked him a lot, but he hasn't experienced most of what the area has to offer. When hosting people from out of town, it is essential to be knowledgeable. Maybe the owner is knowledgeable, but I wouldn't know - he couldn't be bothered to make an appearance. Is this ranked #1 because it really is the best Denver has to offer?

If it weren't in the middle of the ghetto...it would have been nicer!!! The view from our room was an abandoned lot with homeless people and hookers all around. The room inside was lovely.....nice sheets, nice bathroom and kept very clean. But....i would recommend staying on the 2nd floor....we were awoken each morning at 4:30 to our upstairs neighbors taking a shower, watching TV and goodness knows whatelse. We literally heard them use the toilet! The breakfast left a lot to be desired. I am a professional chef...and was not at all pleased. We ate breakfast out the next few days...yes, i'd rather pay to eat decent food. Apparently they were short staffed when we arrived, i sat in the lobby area for 45 mins waiting to check in after a 5 hour flight...and to get more towels was like asking my 8 y.o to clean his room. The place was really stuffy and so were the other guests.....i guess we were just to trendy and cool...because we were literally ignored when we did go to breakfast that one morning.

It was further from Downtown then i'd have liked....i found the B&B area to be somewhat scary...and i grew up in Downtown Atlanta!!!! Just a little FYI for those looking to have a romantic honeymoon...as we were. Again...Room...good...Area...BAD...Service....so so...Food....not to my liking!

We stay at the Gregory Inn a few times each year. Steven Gregory, the owner, is a consumate host. The rooms are Victorian and the beds are very comfortable. Probably the best bedding in Denver. Breakfast is simple and healthy with fresh fruit in a comfortable setting. No face to face with strangers around a single table. You can socialize if you feel up to it. Almost all the rooms have fireplaces and some with jacuzzi tubs. Very romantic ambiance!