We checked in during a hectic time, but after a short wait, we were not disappointed. Manny saw to our needs & even remembered us from before (in Jan.). This was one of the most comfortable weekends we have had in ages. We had friends over for dinner at Randolph's, worked out in the fitness center, & swam in the pool. The staff here were all friendly & made it a point to say "hi." We are not fancy or rich people, just regular hard working folks. We will try to make this our regular hotel for Denver stays. Susan & Lorraine, Ft. Collins, Co.

If you're a smoker, look no further. Book this place quick. They actually provide an ashtray and a balcony, which seems to be super rare in Denver.

We stayed one night and enjoyed our stay. Room service was quick and the food was above average for room service. The living area was comfortable and there's even a second TV in the bedroom! The bathroom was nice and clean- much better than expected. The view where we stayed on the fourth floor wasn't very good, but I didn't care because I could SMOKE! The location wasn't in the center of downtown or off of 16th street, but it's a really quick drive to get there. I'm talking 3 minutes or less. All in all we enjoyed our stay and would stay there again. And if you're a smoker, I'm not kidding, BOOK IT NOW.

DON'T DO IT! TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE! OLD WORN HOTEL! DON"T DO IT! I'm not kidding, it's that bad.

We are the type of folks that think we're Kings and Queen's of the world, but there are some things you kinda think a hotel would feel a little bad about. Especially the Warwick and the pool. We chose this hotel instead of other hotels we know we like because of the roof top pool and it was closed cause some joker put too much chlorine in it. That's fine, we didn't throw a fit, but we were hoping the front desk staff would care. Nope. Didn't crack a smile, didn't apologize or say sorry. Nothing. Also, they snubbed us for booking on travelocity, it was like we were travelocity customers rather than warwick customers.

In addition, the hotel looks like a run down apartment building from the outside. It's a super far distance from the 16th street mall, not central by any means. The bedding is old and used and circa 1980's. As is the entire decor of the hotel. The hallways smell like old anything and are stuffy. The toilet was clogged when we got here. Mostly though the front desk staff was TERRIBLE!!!!. You would think that front desk staff get's trained in being polite and stuff, but not here. They just stare at you with lack luster expressions and care nothing for your experience. And they keep sassing you after you've expressed displeasure.

Just please, don't stay here.

I stayed at the Warwick for a convention: the hotel is just beyond the city core on a low-density street of townhouses and small shops. It is a brisk 15 minute walk from the convention center, or an 8 dollar cab ride. A classic hotel in style, little changed since the 50's, it offers clean yet dated accommodation.
The hotel is a combination of 'best of...', 'worst of...'.
The lobby, staff consideration, water, breakfast, and internet is substandard. The lobby is tired, the staff indifferent. Water pressure is low and hot water is lukewarm. The buffet breakfast is expensive ($ 14) and sparse: bacon, scrambled eggs, a few breads and cereals. Wireless internet is slow and costs $10 per day, with a code that must be entered with every connection.
The room size is generous and breathtaking: there is a huge bed, sitting area, a large TV (which doesn't turn far enough to be visible from the writing desk), and a big minibar. The bed is firm and comfortyable; street noise is acceptable. There are two large closets, one a walk in. The dinners are superb, with attentive and pleasant service and well-prepared meals (where are these chef's at breakfast?). We took a group of physicians to a large group meal and every arrangement was well-handled. It is easy to get a cab, and there is an exercise room on-premesis.
Overall, a very mixed review, I know, but it's hard to overlook the areas that could be so much better despite the many things that are good about the hotel.