I booked after the reading the mostly positive reviews. I was very pleased!! I look for clean, comfortable, and safe. I'm not picky!
My only regret is that there are no Drury Inns west of Denver. :0(
I first noticed the ads for the Drury after entering Ohio, on my trip cross country, from Boston to Oregon. This was my first stay at Drury Inns. I got a AAA rate of $80.99 + taxes.
I saved $10-$20 on meals, w/the free full breakfast and evening social...I expected chips, pretzels...but got the 3 free drinks (w/ or w/out alcohol), popcorn, chips w/cheese or chili, baked potatoes (w/same cheesse and chili), lettuce salad and dressings, and hot doges! That was dinner for me.
And breakfast is biscuits and gravy, eggs, sausage, cereals, juices, etc., etc. Not just a bagel and coffee.
This is a gem, and I will stay at Drury Inns again!
If you want 4-5 stars, book at a 4-5 star place. If you want value, w/perks, stay here!

What a pleasant surprise. Never stayed at a Drury before, but it was fantastic - great rooms, very clean. Internet availability in the lobby. Free soda fountain all day. Big breakfast, free alcoholic beverages each evening with pizza, nachos, baked potatoes, salad - amazing bargain!!!

Just got back from a two-night stay at this hotel. Everything about this place was wonderful. The rooms are newly updated so everything is very nice and clean! The double room also has a recliner, desk with chair and armoire that contains three drawers, a TV, a microwave, a refrigerator and a coffee area. The sink is outside the rest of the bathroom and there is a small closet with full length-mirrored doors.

From our room, we could see downtown Denver and the mts. and it is just off of I-70, although one would never know it. We had an end room on the highway side and never heard a thing.

They actually have a "gated" parking area. The prairie dog habitat right outside the hotel was very unusual and interesting.

The hotel staff was wonderfully accommodating and the food!! When we arrived there was freshly made popcorn and free sodas for the rest of the evening until 10 pm. At 5:30, they start dinner, and I DO mean dinner--not just snacks. The first night, they had baked potatoes, pizzas galore, nachos, chips, chex mix, salad, etc. along with free sodas and one alcoholic mixed beverage per adult guest. We all had non-alcoholic beverages like Shirley Temples, Tom Collins' etc, as many as we wanted. The second night, instead of pizza, they had hot dogs and chili. In the morning, there was eggs and sausage, cereals, yogurts, make-your-own waffles, bananas, oranges, juices, milk, coffee, french toast, biscuits and gravy--you name it!! They also had a "guest pantry" where things like ice creams bars were available for purchase. We never had to leave the hotel. But, just in case you need more food, there is a McDonald's across the street and a 7-11 a block away.

The pool is indoor/outdoor and there's a small hot tub as well. The lobby has new furniture (not what is show in the photos on this site) and we hung out there quite a bit to play games.

They leave a bill under your door and you don't even have to turn in your key so there's no check out wait time involved.

We were very, very impressed by this hotel--it's newness, quietness, food, staff, etc. especially for only $62 a night. We highly recommend this hotel!!

Stayed here in September 2006 at the start of our holiday.

Good hotel – quiet room despite being near the I-70 and busy Peoria street. Arrived later than expected (as the flight was nearly an hour late - BA flight from London Heathrow) so didn’t get the opportunity to sample their evening greeting – did though still have access to soft drinks. Also didn’t have an opportunity to use the pool etc. so can’t comment on this.

Hotel close to the airport and relatively easy to find providing you follow the directions given, otherwise you have to double back on yourself.

Breakfast was good with a good choice – both hot and cold, and all included in the price.