Very modern, comfortable rooms. Big, comfortable bed and everything was new. I'd definitely stay here again.

I checked in around 7pm and the lady at the front desk was so worried about her personal phone conversation, she wrote down the wrong room number on my key so I had to come back downstairs to get the right room number. The bathrooms are dimly lighted. Had to do my makeup at the desk.

Located by the light rail tracks and union station, this hotel is at the bottom of LoDo, and a good choice if you’re attending a concert at Mile High stadium. But all hotels in the area are still a good 1+ mile away, so if you plan to walk, give yourself plenty of time. If not, consider a pedicab ride, which gets you much closer to the gates than a ride share, which has to drop you in a lot that is still a good 15-20 min walk from the stadium. I live in Boulder and stay overnight frequently in LoDo, and IMO, most hotels in the area are pretty equal in terms of location, price and basic accommodations. Since we were only staying one night, we chose this hotel bc it offered a parking upgrade for just $20 (when most hotels downtown charge between $45-70/night). It’s a modern, boutique-y hotel, with kind of a hipster vibe (incl. enviro-friendly amenities, etc), rooms that are nice & clean (tho the bathroom was small) and the staff was great. That said, if we had planned to spend more time at the hotel, we would’ve preferred someplace with more amenities, especially breakfast, room service, and a hotel restaurant or bar. But for our purposes this trip, I think it was great and a good value. Would stay there again.

They did have a little concession cafe for snacks, but no other food or drink options. The hotel is right downtown, so lots of offerings all around, but if you’re traveling with kids or teens, it’d be better to have more on-site options. Breakfast in particular would be great, because the local spots can have 1-1.5 hour wait on weekends!

The hotel was great. So close to the train station, lots of restaurants and shopping and walkable to Rockies baseball stadium. We also went to a concert at Red rocks and were able to rent a bus from Union Station to Red Rocks for drop off and pick up from the concert. The property has an amenities fee but they give you a free coffee and pastry and a $5.00 snack from the pantry which was a nice benefit. They also have a restaurant attached to the hotel for meals and drinks. The room was nice, comfortable and quiet. Plenty of room.

We were woken to a fire alarm going off around 8:45am on our last day. When we arrived in the lobby by the stairs as directed by the fire alarm the person at the front desk was like oh yeah it’s just a test. We were not notified ahead of time that they were doing a test fire alarm and the staff didn’t seem to care that people were put out by this. I have been in hotels where they do test alarms and we were notified the day ahead of time by a note under the door and were told at check in what day and time it would occur. This was awful to experience. There was a handicapped person on our floor (6th) that’s had to go down the stairs for no reason.

Oscar was the only employee at the front desk. With patience and a positive attitude, he handled an influx of guests checking in. He helped us arrange parking, even though the parking lot was full and he could not get the valets to answer the phone. He even found us a room since the one we reserved was not ready. In addition to the wonderful customer service, we were able to walk to our event at Coors Field. You couldn’t ask for a better location.

Several people, including us, had to wait past 5:00 to get a room because they were still being cleaned. This seemed outrageous given that checkout time was 11:00 a.m. That being said, we passed by two cleaning staff, who were working diligently while taking the time to greet us politely. Also, the parking was next to impossible because it was obvious that people who were not staying at the hotel or eating at the restaurant were taking up the spaces to attend the concert at Coors Field. It cost $4.00 to get out of the parking lot that we weren’t able to use. With the price of the hotel stay, one would expect to have parking and a room readily available upon arriving.

First, the gal working the front desk was VERY kind and even offered my son a banana and water while we waited for our room. My 3 year old appreciated the stocked games and flash cards while we killed time. Our room. It was PERFECT!!! A corner room where my son could watch the trains come and go with 2 full walls of windows. We had plenty of space for the pack and play and we all slept very well. Check out was great and they validate your parking at the front desk so be sure to take your parking tag in to get that validated. We appreciated having a water bottle refilling station in the lobby as well as some great snack options to choose from. It was just a short walk to the stadium, union station, etc. We will 100% be staying here again.

The breakfast is good with lots of choices. Plus you get a specialty coffee from the barista. Prepare to be patient as it is made to order. Great city view from Room 560 The location is convenient to Union station and Rockies Stadium. Nearby Whole Foods and restaurants within walking distance 2 complimentary bikes available. Board games in the lobby. Complimentary water and snacks Clean Hotel and friendly staff. Parking Garage attached to hotel. We Would definitely stay again.

The room is smaller, but we wanted a room with best city view verses space. The AC was loud

Great location, close to Union Station. Very clean and modern.

A little loud due to the use of hard surfaces in the room entry and bath. Barn door on the bathroom didn't provide much sound privacy. The big surprise was the undisclosed "Denver Amenity Tax" of $20 / night plus tax, so about $25 a day. While we received some "free" coffee and pastries to partially offset it, it's mostly a "gotcha tax". Should have been listed by Booking.com as well IMO.

The host was very quick to respond to questions and is very nice, the apt was clean, the location is close to the red rock park, there's a cute disc golf course/walking area right behind it, the space is cute, and the host had water bottles and snacks available. There's an amazing pizza restaurant near by called DiMarcos that we kept going to! If you wanna go to the strip, it's only 20 minutes away but we were there to hike.

The bed was a little stiff for me and the pillows lack in support.

The staff at the hotel were wonderful. Very attentive, personable and helpful. Rooms were very clean, beautiful and comfortable. They let us park there while on a train trip for 3 days and we just paid the daily parking fee. Great connected Restaurant too! Food is good and so is the wine!

2nd evening went to the Three Saints Revival Restaurant to eat dinner around 6pm on Friday 8/29. The hostess Les us to a bar height table. I kindly said, “ would we be able to sit at a regular table, I can’t sit on these bar stools due to my back”. She told us that she couldn’t without a reservation. I looked around the place and saw 3 people at the bar and only 3 tables being used. I said, what do you mean? Her exact words were, “we are almost fully booked, kinda”. I said, would it make a difference if we are staying at the hotel? She said, “we are not part of the hotel”. WHAT?! We left and ate somewhere else then had to walk back to the hotel after dinner.

The location was perfect for what we needed. We were in town for a few days without a car. Short walk to many restaurants and bars, and very nearby is a CVS and a Whole Foods. Each hotel staff member was courteous, and it felt like they sincerely cared whether or not we enjoyed our stay. I've never stayed at another hotel in downtown Denver so I have nothing to compare it to, but I would definitely stay here again!