Hotels near Larimer Square, Denver

"The guy at the reception desk was rude. I needed to check in. I waited for a while for him to chitchat with the people in front of me. He clearly saw me but was ignoring me. It’s great that the guy was telling the people where to visit and wanting to write down a list for them. And the people asking 100 questions. But that part could have waited. I finally walked up to the counter. He asked if I had a question rudely. No, I didn’t, I needed to check in and I had somewhere to go. He finally helped me, not friendly at all with me. I did ask about the parking situation, he mentioned street parking or valet parking. I didn’t ask for valet parking but was charged a valet parking fee. (I did get this fixed the next day)"

"Our hotel stay was generally great. All employees were kind and helpful. Breakfast was varied and appreciated. The only issue was not having enough elevators running during busy times of the day."

"Everything was great, good cleanliness and a good location. The staff was friendly."

"The hotel is very friendly and very friendly. The room was very clean. Lobby super beau et vintage. I asked for a quiet room and I had a very good sleep. Common spaces at top."

"The room is good, in the city center, the environment is elegant, the transportation is convenient, close to the art museum and museum, but although the breakfast is free, it is lackluster. Recommended"

"The hotel is in a very good location, very close to the exhibition center. Everything is good except that there are no slippers and water. The view from the floor-to-ceiling windows is beautiful (the windows cannot be opened). The toilets and room types are good, and the service is also very good."

"Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Location was great. Everything we needed was in walking distance for us. Target wasn’t too far, close enough to walk. Right across from the Pavilion Mall. Area didn’t seem bad at all while we were there. We went for a volleyball tournament at the convention center and the walk was about 5 minutes. Super quick. My only complaint was that there is not a microwave in the room. There is a fridge though. Parking was expensive so I used the Spot Hero app and parked in the parking garage right behind the hotel. Literally a 2 minute walk or less. It was under $30 to park Friday through Monday. But read the terms if you decide to do that. You basically can’t go in and out if you park there. It’s just park and leave your car there until your done with your stay and leave. Rooms were clean and the view wasn’t great but decent. No indoor pool but there’s a rooftop pool that’s open seasonally. So not during the cold months. Overall it was a nice stay."

"Nice hotel, but a bit dated in the rooms. My carpet had a big wet spot when I got to room, that was weird. No spot above in ceiling, not sure what it was from. Housekeeping neglected to come the first day but they did come the second day at 8:30am. Knocked once - literally once - and then just opened the door themselves as I was on my way to open the door. Really frustrating to just let herself in with only one knock. Waited about 10 seconds, if that. I did let the front desk know when I checked out. Balcony could use a little more updated furniture, as well. Room is big! Isaiah and Priya (sp??) at front desk were amazing when I checked in."

"For your information, I had a suite on the top floor, and as soon as I arrived I took the trouble to tell them that speaking in English was not easy for me and that it was not my original language. And jusye WOW I loved my stay with them. I have no negative points, very comfortable, the bed like the sofa, lots of space, the internet works really well, for the shower for me the water pressure is high and I was not disappointed, because the pressure of the water jet was perfect (not too strong, nor too weak), very good soundproofing, I heard nothing, I even managed to sleep like a baby, the staff was super nice, friendly, and they Helped me find the cheapest route back to the airport and even showed me where the nearest goal stop was. They were all very helpful. As for lunch, WOW!!! 1st thing I noticed is that in other places they don't do this kind of service, a super nice person comes to pick up your plate when it's empty, every morning there was a little something that changed so you don't always eat the same thing, there are of course certain things that remain normal and what's more, they were the most popular, I loved being able to make waffles every morning, there were a lot but really a lot of choice. Do not hesitate to choose this hotel for my part if I have to return to Denver I would use this hotel again. Ps.: sorry for the photos being a little blurry, I took a video but I couldn't find how to send my video so I took screenshoots of my video so that you can see what happens next."

"I booked this room with excitement for the interesting pop culture experience. I will give some grace because I understand there is a bit of a labor shortage, and they comped the parking because of the limited availability. The room was cute, but I am not certain some stickers and pictures on the wall, and a cart with some throw back dishes constitute for double the cost. When booking for the themed room, most the other rooms show case snacks in the room that match the theme, and maybe a game in the corner. But I gave it a try for a night. Then down to the martini bar. It was cute. But the one bar tender complaining how the shift sucked the whole time. Made me glad I brought a drink or two in a cooler and had it in the room. The ups- well lit and cute concept, front desk staff sort of tried (they are very busy). Central downtown location. The downs- over promise for the hype, crazy weird temperatures in bathroom scalding or freezing accompanied with a scary sound. "