I booked a night at the timbers as I was traveling through denver with my dog and was very disappointed. First of all I was charged an additional $75 for my dog up front, which was more than I paid for my room!!! I ended up paying way too much for a tacky hotel in a seedy area of denver. I have stayed at many other much much nicer hotels for much much less with my well behaved dog and wouldn't ever stay here again. I must say that the staff were all nice and it was evident that they were trying to improve the appearance of the property.

We flew in late to Denver International Airport on our way home from an international trip and decided to not make even a dent in our 7 hour drive home. It was late, after mid-night and the hotels immediatly around DIA were asking well over $150 for the night, more than we wanted to spend for a few hours of much needed sleep. I remembered seeing The Timbers somewhere and made a quick phone call to check availability/rates. The price was right, it was close and we made our way over. The hotel is about 15 minutes from DIA and easy to find.

When we arrived Kate at the front desk greeted us warmly and not at all the groggy middle of the night front desk clerk you usually find at 1:00am! She was very friendly and quick to get us into our room. The lobby was very inviting and warm and our room was a comfort the moment we walked in. The king sized bed was like a pillow, the sheets soft and pillows plush. I know it was the middle of the night but this was not just a bed and a place to sleep, it was lovely, clean and comfortable.

The hotel is not new but has been renovated down to the guts recently and if I didn't know better would never have known from the interior. The exterior gives that secret away with it's brick siding and architecture but again, clean and inviting.

The guest service agent in the morning, so sorry I didn't catch her name, was just as personable and friendly upon our quick departure and welcomed us back soon.

The Timbers hands down beats any hotel closer to DIA in value, service and comfort. It was well worth the extra 10 minute drive and we will stay again! Thanks!

The hotel is in a terrible location at the intersection of I-90 and a very busy 4 lane street (Priora). Run down urban neighborhood with a closed strip bar across the street and McDonalds next door. The entry way does look very nice with large pines and timbers but the rest of the hotel is, I think, a renovated red-roof-in. My room overlooked the highway, very plain room. Service at the restaurant was sub-par, food was not much better. Overall I felt that the website pictures were misleading and was glad that I was there only for one night.

Stranded here by the "Great Blizzard of 09," the size and luxury of our "King Executive Suite" took much of the pain out of our plight as storm refugees. The room was fully double the size of our previous night's accommodations at Breckenridge with a lofted ceiling and sun porch in the dinette area. Plush, leather upholstered seating for five at the full sized dining room table, was fairly amazing, as were the high end fridge and gas cooking range (too bad we had no groceries to cook). The hide-a-bed was an actual bed rather than the medieval torture device which our Breckenridge couch turned into at night, and the king bed was amazing. The staff was wonderful (even if brand new due to a recent change of ownership), and manager Jack Skinner provided a great personal touch with storytelling at the bar about resorts and construction projects he had managed during the Marcos regime in the Philippines and South Pacific. Our goal in staying there was simple; to get a bit of sleep and make it the airport the next day despite road closures and accidents. The trip took about 15 minutes.