Hotels with Parking in Arapahoe County

Welcome to the Foothills of Colorado, a spectacular back drop for the new Homewood Suites by Hilton Denver - Littleton hotel. Newly-opened in the fall of 2009, the hotel location offers a must see view for all guests when coming to the Denver area of the magnificent Rocky Mountains and the foothills of Ken Caryl Village.Directly off C-470 and Ken Caryl Avenue with easy access to I-70 (I70), leading to downtown Denver (east) this Littleton, CO hotel is between the Highlands Ranch business district and the Lakewood business district / Denver Federal Center and a quick drive to Colorado's finest mountains and ski resorts (west), Area businesses include Lockheed Martin - Deer Creek facility, Lockheed Martin - Waterton Canyon facility, Denver Tech Center, Terrace Gardens Event Center, The Manor House at Ken Caryl, Avaya, Chatfield Reservoir and Botanic Gardens / Event Center, Siemens, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Willow Ridge Manor, Colorado Convention Center, Centennial Airport and Denver International Airport.Area attractions near our Denver extended stay hotel include Red Rocks Amphitheatre and the Trading Post loop hiking trails that go through the spectacular red rock formations and valleys, Chatfield Reservoir, Chatfield Botanic Gardens, Six Flags Amusement Park, Pepsi Center, Coors Field, Invesco Field, Coors Brewery, Heritage Square Amusement Area, Denver Zoo, United States Mint, Capital Building, Waterworld, LoDo Entertainment District in Denver, 16th Street Mall, historic Morrison shopping district, Colorado Mills Mall, Bandimere Speedway, Park Meadows Mall, Cherry Creek Mall, Castle Rock Outlet Mall, Loveland ski area / Summit County ski area (approximately 1 hour) and the Museum of Natural History / IMAX.Our extended stay hotel features 84 suites including 9 two-bedroom suites (separate living and sleeping areas). Each Denver hotel suite is equipped with a full kitchen including a full-sized refrigerator, microwave oven, coffee maker, high-speed Internet access (complimentary) and on-demand movies. A...

The hotel staff gave out my private information to random strangers where they asked if I was in fact staying there and what was my room number. This particular stranger asking about me was wearing plain clothes not a uniform, did not show a badge, only identified himself by his name, more importantly did not have a warrant. Information was given out. Without my permission. When I brought it up to management, they said it’s none of their business, they don’t care, that’s my problem, and I don’t have proof of the night attendant relaying it, etc. I said it is your business when you put out my confidential information to the public. I could file a civil lawsuit against extended stay America corporation if I wanted to as per the United States Supreme Court ruling in 2015, I have a reasonable expectation to privacy. Also, that could possibly put my life in danger when the general public asks. Another time, I inquired with the management about why I haven’t received housekeeping in 3 weeks going on 4 weeks. Management said they don’t have housekeepers. Management is tasked with the responsibility as per her job title of staffing her property accordingly. I continued to push back for someone to do it. I paid for it. It’s part of the rate. I already waited almost 4 weeks. Management yelled at me and said quote unquote “clean your own f****** room”. I couldn’t believe my ears. Never had that ever happened to me at any hotel brand including extended stay America. So I responded that I can’t pay you for the week unless you fulfill your responsibilities. The Management said I’ll have you removed out of the room from police. I said go ahead. I’ve been here for over 31 days. According to the law, That makes me a resident rather than just a guest. I have more legal protections now. The management called the police. The police arrived. The police knocked on the door. I didn’t answer as I don’t have to unless there’s a search warrant. The police left without further incident after literally only a minute. Because the police knew this was a civil issue not a criminal issue. When the management realized I wasn’t being removed, the management locked me out of my key card so I couldn’t get in my room. That’s against the law. After 31 days, lockouts are not permitted. Only an order by a judge of the court can order me removed. But either way, I paid for the week because I didn’t want to argue about this topic anymore. I didn’t receive my housekeeping until week 4 following the previous housekeeping date. At the previous housekeeping, it was a new housekeeper who joined the staff. And she didn’t speak fluent English. Spanish only. That morning, the housekeeper walked into my room without burst of knocks 3 times announcing themselves. The housekeeper literally walked right into my room without a heads up. Again law enforcement is not even even allowed to do that without a warrant. But the housekeeper walked in without forewarning. Another situation was after the 3

Hyatt House Denver Tech Center is the all-suite hotel that’s more comfortable, more stylish, and more like home. The spacious and contemporary one bedroom and two bedroom, two bath suites offer an upscale experience complete with 32” flat-panel HDTV, DVD Player and free high-speed internet access, with comfortable Hyatt Grand Beds.Enjoy a fully equipped kitchen with full-sized refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, four burner stove and oven. At this Denver Tech hotel you can relax in a full living room with cozy corner, sofa sleeper or comfortable bedroom with HDTV and private phone messaging. In addition, the H BAR welcomes travelers 7 days a week from 5pm -10pm, offering our new Sip+Savor Menu, featuring home-cooked comforts including gourmet Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, Pizzas, delicious new apps like the Tomato Mozzy Bread and more. In the morning enjoy a daily, complimentary hot breakfast buffet, with new Omelet Station.Hyatt House® Denver Tech Center is more in step with today’s travelers, offering the Hyatt Touch and success of your next meeting. State-of-the-art audio/visual equipment and innovative food and beverage options are a few ways we will guarantee to make your guests feel more than welcome. Don’t forget to ask how you can get more from your meetings and groups with HYATT house Executive meeting packages and book your group event with us today.PET POLICY: 1-6 NIGHTS A 75 NON-REFUNDABLE FEE. 7-30 NIGHTS A 75 NON-REFUNDABLE FEE PLUS AN ADDITIONAL 100 CLEANING FEE. MAXIMUM OF 2 DOGS PER ROOM ARE PERMITTED. WEIGHT MUST BE 50 LBS OR LESS MAX OF 75LBS PER RM. FEES ARE IN USD.

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Located in Centennial, Parks Residential Denver is within a 15-minute drive of University of Denver and Cherry Creek Shopping Center. This hotel is 13.7 mi (22 km) from Denver Zoo and 14.5 mi (23.4 km) from 16th Street Mall.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services. Additional features at this hotel include a picnic area, barbecue grills, and a vending machine.Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 87 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and ovens. Flat-screen televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include desks and separate sitting areas, as well as phones with free local calls.

I’ll start with the good; for a chain the breakfasts are excellent and the breakfast area is very clean. There is plenty of hot water and comfortable linens and beds. Now the bad; our last visit last month the heat was not on when we got into the room and the thermostat did not work. We had to switch rooms. On this visit, the thermostat was off and the room was exceptionally cold as there was a snowstorm outside. We had to wear full winter jackets inside the room for over three hours before the room finally heated up to even a “cool” temperature. I understand Hampton may not want to heat empty rooms, but it seems to me when they assign a room,prior to check in. staff should’ve turned the heat back on hours before we got there. We have also been told that after hours there is no maintenance people available or staff other than the front desk staff.

We needed a place to stay that was near Park Meadows and downtown and this location worked out for us. It's newly renovated and our room was nice. As a platinum member, we were upgraded to the King suite and opted for the points instead of breakfast. The front desk was super helpful and very nice, none were grumpy! It's the perfect place if you just need a night to stay and don't need the frills of a bigger hotel. It's in a safe area near a few restaurants. In our room we smelled smoke whenever someone was outside smoking, but not sure if it was due to our patio door not having a good seal once closed, or if it came through the air conditioner/heater. Overall, it's small, quaint, nice people at the front desk, and perfect for a quick stay.

Everything about this property is great! From the time we entered to the time we left we felt comfortable. We’ve stayed in some high end places and while their decor is higher end, the service and accommodations are every bit as nice here. We stayed here the last time we were in Denver over 5 years ago and recognized two of the restaurant’s wait staff. Any hotel that can retain wait staff that long is doing something right.

UPDATE…please read! The hotel is undergoing renovations so no concierge lounge (temp breakfast set up), NO HOT TUB, the pool closes at 10pm now and it’s a little rough around the edges. I stayed here because of the pool & hot tub including both being open 24 hours…NO LONGER! They’ve drained the hot tub and I was told they are removing both the pool & hot tub to expand the gym.

The hotel is nice. Room is big, comfortable, clean, quiet and modern. Hotel is situated in a very busy and congested area, in a retail complex with some restaurants. Parking was confusing. I parked in an underground garage that appears to serve all of the retailers in the retail complex and it was advertised as free on a sign when you enter the complex. There was no method to charge upon entry or exit. However, upon check in, the employee asked me if I needed a parking pass. I asked why I would need one and they told me that the Hilton Garden Inn is charging $12 a night for parking. I disputed the charge, but the employee just said ”sorry” and took no action. The hotel was expensive (though typical for the area) for what it was and then adding the parking fee was a turn off.