Stayed her for three days in October. Had a heated pool on the roof. Could use more light up there. Gym equipment was dated and of below average. The room king size bed was good. The TV was a 21" old school TV. The room was spacious enough for one person. Bathroom was nice. Products (shampoo, body wash, soap, lotion) were way below average. The iron board was regular size, but the iron was less than $10 quality. The patio was big but had a large mat under it which made it look bad. Parking was rather expensive ($12 per day). Free internet in the business center which was cool. The staff was average. Not too snooby as others have said but rather inexperienced in how to deliver great customer service. They were all young kids with jobs, not professionals in the hospitality industry. Overall, the stay was average.

As mentioned by other travellers, the upmarket lobby area actually gives a misleading impression of the quality of the bedrooms. The room was huge and clean but it wasn't well maintained in terms of decor and the grotty carpeted balcony overlooked a carpark/ rubbish bin collection point.

As a tourist staying one night it was alright but I wouldn't have wanted to have stayed there for several days. Certainly wouldn't stay at the Warwick on business.

Basically it was reminiscent of a stay in a 2 star hotel on the Spanish Costas!! If it had been half the price then I wouldn't have cared less but at $250 a night, I thought it was not particularly good value. Would look elsewhere if I was staying in Denver in the future.

This was the illusion of a good deal. This was supposed to be a 3 1/2 star hotel, with antiques in the rooms. I was looking forward to our stay there. When we arrived in Denver, we found the hotel, but it was a good hike from 16th Street. My husband and I laughed that from the rear view outside, it's a bit reminiscent of a northern Irish bunker. The lobby is nice, and so you would think that would be a good preview to the rooms....not necessarily so. The staff was helpful, but when we got to the room, I had to laugh. Sorry, folks, but 70's reproductions that have scuffed up corners are NOT antiques, yet.....the bathroom was nice, and the toiletries were kind of cool, but overall, this was not at all what I had envisioned when I made the reservation. We ended up with a full size bed, stained 70's chair and ottoman and a tiny little tv. The site we purchased the reservation through said this was a $200/ night room, but I felt it was barely worth the 127 I paid. Next time, I'll pay the extra and know what I'm getting.

By far the worst hotel in Denver in this price range. The service left a lot to be desired. Despite confirming my reservation for a king size bed and charging me a corresponding rate, the hotel only provided me with cramped room with a queen size bed. When I asked to be moved to a room I booked, I was told there were none available.

Aside from being small and cramped the room was in a dire need of deep cleaning. Many of the harder to access (but easy to see) areas around the bath and toilet haven't been cleaned in a while. The room carpet was probably as old as the hotel itself.

The functioning balcony and the hotel's quiet location were the only redeeming qualities.

Service at the hotel's restaurant was excruciatingly slow for dinner and downright lethargic for breakfast.