Not a good hotel. We checked in for a room with 2 beds; after being sent to a room with only one bed, we had to return to the front desk to get a correct room. Front desk staff were not helpful. There is a sign in the lobby directing guests to the "Business Center" which does not exist. The pool was not nice. The room was not that clean. The location is remote; it's an expensive cab ride from the airport - rent a car. If you do stay, you can walk to Darcy's Irish Pub or Garcia's restaurants. The hotel restaurant is smoke-filled because there is no wall between the restaurant and bar.

We were able to stay at this hotel fee under Wyndham's Best Rate Program. There was no one at the front desk when I went there to check in. I waited a few minutes before Mr. Lane Bryant (the manager) came out chewing on food and checked me in. He didn't know how to process the free night reservation so had to get another manager to help in.

Upon reaching our room we discovered the phone was not in working condition. Also the hotel has a sign inside for the business center but it is nowhere to be found. I tried to go to the front desk for assitance again and no one was their. Later we were able to talk to them and they said that "they're working on getting the business center up and running". They also had a poor attitude about sending someone up to fix the phones.

The quality and cleanliness of the room aside from the phone was great. However the service and features at this hotel do need to be improved. I would stay again if I could book cheap on priceline.com or get a free night, but wouldn't pay the full rack rate to stay here.

I just returned home from a long weekend visiting family and I made a terrible mistake in choosing this hotel. I went off other reviews in selecting the Wyndham and this is the first time the reviews have been totally off base. First let me say I'm familiar with the hotels in the area as I'm a former CO native and have not been gone that long. Complaint number one, what hotel in the "tech" center doesn't have a computer for a guest to use? Answer...the Wyndham. I told my husband not to bother bringing his laptop because certainly the hotel would have one...i.e. a business center type of setup. I was wrong. Complaint #2...no complimentary coffee unless of course you are partial to that garbage hotels call coffee in the little one and half cup maker in the bathroom. Most hotels these days offer a complimentary continental breakfast and coffee, but not the Wyndham. It doesn't cost that much to set up a pot or two in the lobby for guests to use. I was actually charged 2 dollars for two styrofoam cups of coffee the first day of my stay. Then I found a starbucks. Complaint #3...the person delivering the papers throws them against the doors and jolts you out of your sleep at 1am. Folks at the front desk say they've had numerous complaints but apparently they have yet to do anything about it. It's not a hotel employee doing it they say but an employee of the paper. Can someone say SECURITY??? Why are those people even given access to upper floors of the hotel? Complaint #4...terrible water pressure in the sink. I had to brush my teeth in the bathtub it was so bad. The desk staff is certainly nice enough but apparently management needs to pay more attention to what's going on. Until they get the coffee issue straightened out do yourself a favor if you have the misfortune of staying here and drive/walk the half mile to Starbucks on Belleview. Better yet...just don't stay at the Wyndham. Go to the Marriott or the Hyatt.

I really liked this hotel because it was so easy to have a relaxing get-a-way. They have a beautiful courtyard, nice room accommodations, and even a fitness center.