I stayed here for 5 days as part of a business trip. I normally stay at the Marriott Park Meadows, but wanted a change of scenery on this trip. This hotel may be well suited for huge conferences but I didn't enjoy my stay. Even the executive lounge breakfast area was not up to snuff, with huge crowds every morning and always running out of juice, etc. You were lucky to get a bowl of cereal and a place to sit.

The hotel room was dark, and I suspect their air ducts haven't been cleaned in awhile thanks to a very sore throat I had while staying here.

The location is good if you need the city center, and the valet is prompt as well. But if you are staying downtown, there are other options better and cheaper than this one. I'd give this one a miss.

This is a nice hotel, and conveniently located. We had a room on one of the concierge floors. Unfortunately, the concierge lounge on the 17th floor was closed (we arrived at 6:30 pm), and it was closed for the entire weekend! (So much for the benefits of a higher rate room.)

Lobby was quite nice, with a Starbucks that was never open when we were passing through. Downstairs restaurant was quite nice--excellent service and a very nice breakfast. Hotel desk staff were wonderful. The valets out front were excellent. Did not have time to explore the rest of the hotel.

The room was well appointed, but small and crowded. Never did figure out how to use the alarm clock. Only 2 facecloths (washcloth) in the bathroom, but plenty of large towels and hand towels.

It cost $1 to make a local call--highway robbery, pathetic, if you ask me!

I stayed here for a business meeting on 11/7 - 11/9. My request to be upgraded to the concierge floor was granted, despite being on a group rate. The room was what you would expect for a Marriott, with comfy beds and pleasing decor, but this one had a partial view of the mountains. The concierge lounge was one of the better ones that I have experienced, in terms of the quality of meals and snacks and service (Shari was genuinely friendly and helpful). The hotel is just a block from 16th Street and within walking distance of most of the major downtown attractions, restaurants, shops and the free downtown shuttle. I bypassed the parking for garage parking one block over and payed only $4 overnight on Friday. I would very much stay here again.

I travel every week to Denver for business, and have stayed at this hotel almost every week for the last three months. When I first arrived, it was great--the rooms are well done and comfortable, and the service was great. However, there has recently been a management change, and service has gone sharply downhill in the last two months. I've had rude and inept service for the last two months, and the frequent conferences at the hotel mean the hotel is frequently noisy, without hot water, and that one must wait up to 10 minutes for an elevator. Myself and the four other consultants that travel with me every week are now switching to another hotel. The accommodations are still nice, but for the price they are asking, the service had better be as well, and it has become sorely lacking. It's unfortunate as it used to be a very good hotel--now, it's not even mediocre.