Our family stayed at the Westin for two nights in late July and absolutely loved it. The service was far beyond expectations and the health facilities were great. As always at a Westin, the rooms were clean and comfortable. I would disagree with the ireview that suggested this should be a Sheraton. The location is terrific if you want to see downtown Denver as it is right on 16th street for the free shuttle. It is also easy walking distance from Coors Field.

Stayed here recently for a conference at the convention center. Was very pleased with rooms, gym, and pool. Location is great near all the best restaurants and within walking distance to the convention center. Rooftop pool was great and has a nice view of the mountains. Rooms were large. Bathrooms were nice although no seperate tub/shower. Overall excellent value.

My husband and I stayed at the Westin Tabor Center for 3 nights over the 4th of July weekend in 2005, while we attended a convention. We enjoyed the spacious room, the very comfortable bed, the excellent double showerhead, and the thick towels. The room was extremely clean. On the negative side, the bathroom had very poor lighting (almost dim--no good for putting on makeup) and the pillows had no firmness, so our heads sank straight to the mattress. This hotel is in an excellent location on the 16th Street Mall, a fascinating area of shops and great restaurants. Try a horse-drawn carriage ride in the evening! We also appreciated the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory across the street. We paid $100 per night for the room at the convention rate, and we paid $12 per day for self-parking. If you self-park, you don't have in-and-out privileges. Valet parking was $21 per day with in-and-out privileges. If you are just exploring the downtown area, you don't need a car; there is a free shuttle bus that runs along 16th street.

The Tabor certainly lived up to the Westin standards, thanks primarily to an overly accomodating staff. Blessed with a location convenient to many of Denver's attractions, the Tabor boasts well-appointed rooms featuring the now legendary heavenly bed; unfortunately, the comfort level for remainder of the furniture could best be deemed as hellish -- looks great, but difficult to relax in or work from. The nitpicking aside, the staff was exceptional, from check in to check out. Although a tad sterile, almost minimalistic in design, the hotel was well-maintained. Room service was prompt, and the fare was restaurant quality. Be sure to check out the health center. Overall, an enjoyable two-night stay in May...