I was going to stay at a hotel near the airport, but the people I was coming to meet told me I needed to be closer to downtown. I didn't want to spend a lot, and decided on the Burnsley. Overall, I was quite pleased. It's a little dated, esp the bath, so if you're looking for glamour, this isn't the place for you. But here are the things I liked: The room was very spacious. It was clean. It was extremely quiet. I thought I was the only person on the floor for a while, because I didn't hear a sound in the hallway. The bed and pillows were very comfortable and the white linens smelled very fresh and clean. It's a short walk to the Denver Museum of Art and downtown, if you're a walker, so the location is pretty convenient. The restaurant's food is quite good and very reasonable in price. Ditto for room service. Eggs benedict were excellent. Also had very good buffalo patty, turkey sandwich and black bean soup. There was also complementary fresh fruit, brownies and choc chip cookies at the front desk at different times during the day.. Parking and wifi service are complementary, and those are really nice perks in my book. The downsides for me is that they didnt' have a jacuzzi or any type of work out room. Outside of these two items, I think it's a good value, and I would definitely stay there again.

The Burnsley was wonderful! My boyfriend and I stayed in one of the Colorado Suites. When we checked in we were welcomed with dessert bites. Later in the evening we accidently locked ourselves out of our bathroom and the front desk immediately sent someone up with a key. The view of downtown along with the balcony (accesible from both the living and bedroom) was exceptional. The appliances are all full size and the suite is very roomy. The bed was very comfortable and it featured designer bedding. I would recommend that you splurge and stay in a Colorado Suite. We also ate downstairs for breakfast. There was no seat yourself sign displayed so it was a little confusing. We found our server to be very helpful and prompt. The food was well plated and priced. Most importantly it was delicious. I had a herb omelette with goat cheese and my boyfriend got pancakes. The burnsley is a great property.

Sunday morning breakfast (only one complimentary coupon per room--otherwise $9): All but 1 of 5 get the buffet. Server required to pour our coffee (no coffee self-serve). Our bill: $38. I leave $5, 13% by my calculation--decent for a buffet experience. Sunday night 10 pm, the server calls our room and tells us he is disgusted with the tip we left, "I broke my back for you people, and this is the best you can do?!" I am serious. We are stunned and call the front desk. They apologize, and assure us the manager will get back to us. The next morning at check out we repeat our experience. Again, we are assured the manager will contact us.

When we get home, we call a few times to report to the Burnsley manager, leave voice messages, but never get a call back.

The hotel? Not bad. The psychotic (Terry) in the breakfast room? Do you think you could improve on him a tad? You might want to indicate as well that you care about your guests being browbeaten into a tip.

I read the reviews and was too scared. We stayed on the 13th floor in
a VERY large one bedroom suite. It had a FULL living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom with king bed, spacious bath and balcony. The balcony was accessible from the dining room, bedroom, living room & kitchen! Our Denver friends commented that the hotel suite was larger
than their loft. It is somewhat dated in decor, but the bathroom is modern and spacious. We used the complimentary shuttle service and it
was great. It is in a perfect location in downtown Denver. We also enjoyed happy hour. Beware~the drinks are PRICEY even during happy hour and the complementary appetizers is just a plate of hummus (but very good). But that’s my only negative point; I would highly recommend the hotel!