Our family stayed at the Drury the night before driving up to Winter Park for a ski vacation. We just pulled off of I-70 to the first hotel we saw. We were pleasantly surprised when we got our free drink tickets and were offered almost a full meal for our whole family at night. The TV was a big flat screen, and the room even had a recliner. If you are interested in getting the most for your money the Drury is definitely the way to go.

We had never stayed at a Drury Inn before, but the price was very good, and we had a car. What an unexpected pleasure. The location is about 15-20 minutes by freeway (or highway, depending on where you are from) to downtown and is adjacent to the freeway. Noise was not a problem. If you want dinner near the hotel, you will have to drive. However, if you have a car, this is a great place. Parking is free. The room was large, comfortable, and clean, with a refrigerator and microwave. There is an indoor pool and spa, neither of which we used. The extended continental breakfast included scrambled eggs, sausage and waffles, plus fresh fruit. There was a late afternoon "cocktail" buffet with pizza, nachos, and other carbs, but great if you had a large lunch or are on a very tight budget. You could make a casual dinner of it. Plus, we got coupons for 3 free drinks (alcoholic beverages included) per person per night. The drinks were served from 5:30-7 p.m. and changed each evening (mixed drinks, not an open bar). We were allowed to check out at noon, an hour after official check-out time. The hotel is on the way to the airport, so you are 15-20 minutes from DIA. The neighborhood is sort of industrial park-like, with an adjacent lot full of the most brazen gophers and rabbits I have ever seen in a populated area. Interestingly, I had originally booked on the hotel's website. Then I happened to find a less expensive rate on Orbitz. Hotel was not willing to match the rate, so I cancelled hotel reservation and made it through Orbitz, even though I had to pay in advance.
Too bad there aren't more of these where we go.

We booked a couple of days at the Drury Inn for a brief stay in Denver. We've stayed at several Drury Inns in the past, and enjoyed our stays, so I was excited to find one in Denver. I was disappointed in this one.

The Good: Good reception in evening, shallow pool for my daughter who doesn't swim well, good breakfast selection, kind staff, clean room.

The Bad: Tiny room, toilet seat cover fell off toilet on first night, paint peeling in bathroom, sink area too tiny for travel case to rest on, neighborhood slightly shady and parking not really secure, shower prone to bursts of really hot water.

Usually I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Drury Inns, but I'd advise against this one.

I stayed here one night while on business since it was close to the airport and had good reviews. I was a bit skeptical, but pleasantly surprised! Good value for the price. Not the fanciest of places, but nice large room and comfortable bed. I liked having the recliner to watch TV. I came just in time for a drink and some snacks and the breakfast was decent in the morning. There are also a number of late night fast food options in the neighborhood. I used the business center to print my boarding passes which was a nice option. In the morning it was a very quick drive over to the Denver Airport. I would definitely stay here again for its proximity to the airport.