We went to the wrong Hyatt downtown and had to repack the car and go up the street. We paid for an upgraded "corner" room and it wasn't in the corner. The front desk said the upgraded corner room was larger, when we confronted the issue, but it didn't have corner views. It wasn't in the corner either, unless you call the stairwell part of your room.

We stayed here in january 2006 having spent 7 days up at Winter park snowboarding. We fancied a few days in the city shopping and seeing the sites,

This hotel is very central in the city, making up part of the amazing skytline (nothing like that in uk), The room was fit for a queen, huge ! well fitted and the bed, well, its bigger than my bedroom at home !

So we strongly recommend this place, yes its slightly expensive but worth every penny, and yes not much is included but you dont get something for nothing in this world !

T

My guy and I stayed at the Grand Hyatt for a 3-day, sports-filled weekend in Denver.

We rented a car for our stay and chose to use the valet services ($24/day). I've certainly paid more to park downtown in other cities so I didn't find it to be too excessive. The bellmen and valet guys were always so helpful with recommendations, we didn't mind paying.

We also found the front desk staff to be delightful. Upon checking in, we were greeted by a very cheerful woman that not only listed the amenities of the hotel, but seemed very proud of some of the city's features as well. We were even granted a late check-out before heading to the airport.

The location was great! Just a short (2 blocks) stroll to the 16th street mall and you're right in the middle of the action. The free shuttle was very handy, although the walk was not too bad. Lots of restaurants and shops nearby.

We went to an Avalanche game at the Pepsi Center by taking the free shuttle a few blocks up and walking the rest of the way to the arena. We took a quick, $6 cab ride home from the game.

The weather took a turn for the worse during our stay and we ended up driving to the Broncos game versus taking one of the free shuttles offered by most bars in lower downtown. $40 to park at Invesco Field. Well worth having a dry place to be before and after the game.

We only had breakfast at the in-house restaurant, 1896(?). The buffet was delicious and reasonably priced. The service was excellent.

Great room on the 19th floor (windows open!) and great location, but the best feature of the hotel would have to be the service. We will certainly stay here again.

Its a beautiful hotel, but after spending over two hundred dollars a night, I would expect some things to be included. EVERYTHING costs extra! Plan on having some extra money budgeted, because if you want to enjoy any of the ammenities, you are going to have to pay for them. The food was the most expensive in town but really wasn't all that good. If you're looking for something to eat, I would definitely leave the hotel and try some of the local restaurants.