We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Grand Hyatt. The room was clean, the linens were beautiful, and the bed was overflowing with pillows. My wife loved the massaging showerhead and the complimentary soap and shampoo. The workout room on the 4th floor was nice--treadmills, elliptical trainers, stationary bicycles, and several weight machines. The pool was a bit small, but I saw lots of kids enjoying it.

We got in late and used the valet parking for the first night, but the next couple of days we parked in the covered lot directly across Welton Street.

The hotel is just a block and a half from the 16th Street pedestrian mall. There were lots of restaurants and tons of shopping in the area, and my wife liked all the lights on the trees on the mall.

A nice, centrally located hotel close to restaurants and shopping. And a great value at $70/night on Priceline. We would love to stay here again the next time we're in Denver.

I had to stay at the Grand Hyatt recently for business - a conference down the street at the Regency. First - the Regency is a much newer, nicer, overall better property. Hyatt should have rebranded in Denver....but I digress.

The Grand is perfectly acceptable for a Regency - not for a Grand. My room was in average condition - the towels were a little worn. At 11p, I attempted to go to sleep but found blood stains (!) on the linens. I requested new linens - they came in less than 2 minutes.

The shower was a little weak, but acceptable. Weird plastic showerhead that was a little unstable.

Gym....strange....overlooks the pool, the walls are damaged....but all of the machines were in good working order.

I've got a HUGE gripe about the parking situation. If you valet, you get your vehicle down a DISGUSTING ramp, and have to open the doors IN. If your hands are full, this makes it near impossible to handle. The valet attendant in the office never checked my tag - merely accepted that the grey minivan was indeed mine. OK - so maybe nobody wants to steal minivans....but still.....

All in all - if you get a good deal - this is a fine property. My company paid $199/nt plus $26/nt parking - that seemed a bit much for what we got.

So my fiance and I stayed at the Grand Hyatt Denver on the weekend of December 7th-9th. We had a great time, and really loved the Hyatt.

A couple things: We got a screamin deal from priceline.com for about $80 a night, so we had nothing to complain about getting our money's worth. We came in, the valet was polite and friendly, and even though it was busy, they took care of us quickly and efficiently. We then went to the front desk, and some guy cut in front of us in line. The very nice lady at the front desk noticed, and politely told the gentleman that we were there before him and helped us first, which was nice.

I requested a high floor with a king sized bed. We stayed in room 2119, which has a great view of the Qwest building and other assorted buildings around downtown. We went to the Paramount theater for a concert, which was about a half a block away, which was very convenient.

I would say that for a four star hotel, the Grand Hyatt is a touch on the dated side. If I had paid $200 a night for the room, I would have felt like I got a bit ripped off. But we were very comfortable.

A couple tips, both relating to the valet: It is $26 a night to valet your car there, which to me seemed worth it. Secondly, if you are leaving on Sunday morning, be sure to call down to the Valet before you get down there, as there is quite a line of people waiting for their cars.

All in all we had a great time, the people were extremely friendly, although the guests were mostly mean, which I thought was weird.

At any rate, if you can get a discounted rate, the Hyatt is a great choice!

This is a large impersonal hotel which for 1 night as a solo traveller was fine. The standard of rooms was good for the $85 including fees & taxes I paid on priceline. The location was good for shops & local eateries. I didn't eat in the hotel or drink the bottled water at $6 a bottle or use the internet ($9.95 per 24 hours). If you don't want small & cosy or need to be cossetted & can get this hotel for $85 I think you're getting a bargain and I'd recommend it.