Noisey, loud and over the hill. The rooms are okay, now if you could just find a hotel to put them in, they'd have something here.

Location is close to many stores, but even ear plugs didn't save me from the noise. They seem unable to control their guests, not to mention the layout and rooms are designed to carry noise most efficiently to your inner ear.

After a particularly bad night, it only took four calls to the front desk before a security guard showed up and SCREAMED down the hallway "You all are making too much noise, go into your rooms." Swift one.

Staff did not follow through on anything, ever. Worst hotel in the world for business travelers. Stay away. Arrived this evening after tough day to find two huge drunk guys wrestling on the floor in front of the front desk. Though the two were having a good time, the behavior was nowhere near appropriate and not a word was said by the staff.

Oh, the restaurant. I sent my food back and so did the people sitting next to me. In my case, the soup was rated suitable for snow repellant duty on Denver's roads in the winter. More salt in that soup than in a saltshaker.

By the way, I'm writing this at 5:43in the morning. Did I want to get up this early after turning in at 2am? No, but the people across the hall did.

I stayed at this hotel for business in the middle of October this year. I checked in on a Sunday and it was quick and easy. However, with my business I have a lot of extra luggage and need help to get it to my room. That said their bell service was really lacking and I ended up paying a teenager in the lobby $10 to help me out. The elevators in this hotel are slow and very small. The rooms are fairly nice, but the hallways are tired and dirty looking. I will say this the view from my room was pretty outstanding of downtown Denver and the Rocky Mountains. The restaurant downstairs is pretty good and parking is free. I guess I just expected more from a Doubletree based on my other stays in other cities with this chain because the rate ($200/night) was not worth it.

My boyfriend and I stayed here on our first trip to Denver, and it was totally fine. Nothing seriously fancy, but good enough for the price. It's about a 10-15 minute drive to downtown, but it's right off of 70, the main highway, so it's really easy to get back and forth. We had a great time in Denver and we were really only at the hotel to sleep, but we were not disappointed. The hallways are a bit older and look like they could use some sprucing up, but the bed was awesome. The hot tub was only lukewarm and kind of dirty, but we weren't there for the hot tub, so whatever.
The 2 bars were cool too. The one in the main lobby closes at 10pm, but there is another one that is open until 2am. Too bad we only found this out our last night there....
They have a business center with 3 computers with free internet access. Kind of slow, but good enough to check emails or look up restaurants/directions/reviews, etc.

I would totally stay here again and I'd recommend it to friends going to Denver. Oh, and the cookies were really good and really warm when they gave it to us at check-in.

I was impressed with this hotel after reading some of the poor reviews. The beds were very comfortable, the staff was very nice and helpful when needed.It is within walking distance of shopping areas but you do have to cross major streets with lights. I would happily stay here again.