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Location location location, location was perfect in downtown area, you could walk to everywhere from Hilton. I have booked executive level room so that we could have breakfast and snacks. I still think that it was a good decision however not much of a snack except bottled water, soft drinks and some nuts. Breakfast at 8 AM was OK but breakfast at 9 AM there were hardly no food left and it was not being filled up. It would have been nicer if the breakfast had been filled up as soon as the foods were gone.

This place was very well kept and the rooms are nice and clean. It’s what you would expect from a Hilton hotel. Price is good for value. Two things we noticed: first, not a negative, but there’s another Doubletree about 5 minutes down the road. Can cause confusion so make sure you GPS to the right one! Second, a small negative was that it is in close proximity to two railroad crossings. Light rail runs about every 15 minutes each direction so you can imagine train horns every approx. 7.5 minutes. If the crossings are broke, like they were for one day on our trip, the train operators continually blow the horn for several minutes each time as it crosses (as they should, nothing against them!). I think they shut down light rail for about 2 hours early morning so it doesn’t really let up. Plus freight trains. We happen to actually live by a railroad crossing so it didn’t bother us much, but it’s certainly something to think about if you are used to quiet while sleeping.

We stayed at the Curtis for fencing tournaments at the convention center. It’s a bit far from the venue (entrance on Welton street.) and there were multiple events happening that weekend. The staffs are all very friendly and helpful. Trant helped us with our heavy fencing bags. When I found out I didn’t have any cash to thank him for his wonderful assistance, he said “ if my service was helpful to you, and you enjoyed your stay at the Curtis, that’s enough reward to me!” I appreciate a young man with such positive and mature attitude. Sara at the front desk is also very kind, warm, and super accommodating. The cleaning ladies are wonderful as well! Although the facility is a little small compared to other hotels our teammates are staying, behind t still very convenient to great restaurants and theaters. I highly recommend the Curtis!

The views from the porch were awesome. The hotel itself is beautiful and makes you feel like you’ve stepped back to another time. The Cascades has fabulous service and food. If you book through a third party, be sure you are in the building that you actually want. I thought we were in the hotel, but when we got there we were in Aspire, which is a newer building. We managed to get that changed to the lodge which is right next to the hotel. If I ever stay again, it will be in the hotel itself.

The Hyatt Regency Denver Tech Center has become our one and only place to stay in Denver. Everything, and I do mean everything, is the tops in terms of value for your dollar, location, cleanliness, beautiful rooms, friendly/helpful staff, and up-to-date facilities. We like to travel the world, and this place is one of our favorite hotels. You "ROCK" Hyatt Regency Denver Tech Center. Love ya!

I'll start with the positives... it's in a great location and it's nice to be able to sit in the lodge next to a nice warm fire... The facilities have hours, but they didn't follow them... IE the pool being open until 11, but they closed it down. They did offer to open it back up but it was going to take them a while... but disappointing after a long day of work. The restaurant had varying closing hours during the stay which made things tough given our work schedule / tight time frames Get ready to get your card out for additional charges... Resort charges and $20 parking per day... they ran my card 6 times for 3 rooms for 2 days plus the online booking portion.... 7 credit card runs for 2 days... never seen this before. This is just for the rooms.. not for the restaurant. The room's were musty smelling and slightly dirty. The bed was hard. There were things in strange spots (coffee pot under the sink)... I didn't find that until after I needed it!

Garden of the Gods club is on the mesa next to Garden of the Gods park with a stunning view on the latter. Spacious and comfortable rooms with either a terrace or balcony, flat TV, cloth room, tub and shower, fridge and lots of pillows. Nice restaurant and bar with delicious food and good wines. Infinity pool and gym. Very attentive staff also, and everything is clean. Only drawback is that it has become a little bit pricy but this holds for most hotels in Colorado Springs though.

Couldn’t control the ac room temp. Couldn’t control the tv. Too far from town. Up charges for garage parking, “ resort” fee added also to my bill, charged for meals I didn’t eat, etc. Loud and boisterous in the halls room cleaners. My bed at a $65 dollar Motel 8 in Lubbock was more comfortable and the ac controllable. Desk had no electric outlets for computer. I won’t be back.

The staff provided excellent service. We were provided with directions to get to places, very generous with the delicious cookies and responded to all our inquiries. Thank you to the female manager on duty who assisted with charges for local calls at the time of checkout. We truly appreciate your assistance. Thank you to everyone in making of stay a memorable experience!

Traveling with a friend-stayed in Durango (4) nights before a backpack trip and (1) night afterwards. We found the accommodations generally excellent for our purposes and the staff very helpful. Room was very comfortable, although the air conditioning fan is very strong (even on the lowest setting) and blows directly on the bed closest to the window. We pushed the vents up as far as possible and this helped. We would also encourage the staff to improve their communication with each other. For as nice as each staff was individually, particular requests we made were not conveyed to other staff (e.g., for a late check-out) and this created some awkwardness and confusion for both housekeeping and ourselves. Rooms facing the river near the intersection of 550 and 160 are quite loud--something to keep in mind when booking the more expensive river-facing rooms (which otherwise were wonderful). I would definitely stay here again, even though it's a bit pricey.

The Westin Snowmass Village ski resort is a dream hotel. They are perfect for a quiet getaway. It is super for ski enthusiasts, as you can ski in and out of their restaurants and bar. And, if you are like me and don't ski to save your life, it is perfect for sitting around and watching the sunsets and sunrises. The sunrise is perfect from their bar, by the way. For the sunset head to the western garden. The apres activities are groovy too. The cheese platter in their bar is to die for. In the afternoon do try their s'mores in the fire pit in front of the Starbucks outlet. The s'mores are free and you can hog as much as you want. The Village is lovely to walk about in, and if you want to see Aspen, the free buses to the town leave from the resort every half an hour. We loved it to bits. The staff are perfect.

A 4 night stay as part of a road trip with another couple. All impressed with the stylish decor, super large rooms, extremely comfortable beds, and excellent facilities. No parking on site, but nearby & convenient. Loved the location, just a short stroll from an excellent selection of bars and restaurants. (Special mention for “La Baguette”, a superb French style patisserie/ coffee shop, virtually next door to the hotel which we patronised for breakfast - excellent service, delicious food at reasonable prices. ) Disappointed with reception staff - not as efficient as one would expect at this grade and price. Housekeeping superb. Would stay again.

We absolutely loved our stay at Le Meridien Downtown Denver. A very hip hotel with modern decor, the staff couldn't have been friendlier or more helpful. We were coming from Indonesia, so we were dealing with some serious jet lag for ourselves and our 18 month-old daughter. The head of security gave us some finger puppets when he saw my daughter and I doing laps around the lobby at 2 a.m., and the morning manager comped our breakfast when I couldn't remember whether it was included in our room rate or not (I figured it out later that it was not). Even the music in the place gave it a fun modern feel without it being obnoxious. We couldn't have been happier, and I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking to be in the downtown area.

I Booked the Presidential suite for my husband and I for our anniversary. When I entered the room it seemed very clean but as I went into the bathroom I noticed that there were feces inside the toilet and under the toilet seat. The bathtub faucet was messed up, so we called and had Maintenance and housekeeping come up and fix these problems as we went to dinner. When we returned they had broken a tile off the side of the tub, and it still wasn't fixed. The next morning we woke up to have brakefast. The food was ok but could deffinaly use some work, and the price is ridiculous. But the staff was very friendly and helpful.

we needed a 2pm checkout and the hotel management said that's fine, no worries. we stayed until about 2:30 pm and no problem with that. restaurant had cafe latte for 2 dollars and change. parking was an expensive $22 for overnight, but denver is expensive everywhere. central location and probably the best value for the money in the downtown area. staff was friendly and helpful and the head of security even gave us his cell phone number and said to call him direct if we had any problems of any kind while we were downtown. we were very well taken care of.