This is a great hotel with large and well designed rooms. We had free breakfast in the morning and drinks with light food in the evening. The rooms were great and the location is right in the middle of everything. My only complaint is the design of the parking garage. The load/unload area is under the hotel. Unfortunately, to get from the entrance into the parking garage is a very sharp turn with concrete barriers all around. Lets just say that I was wishing that I had not declined the rental car insurance.

Booked a one bedroom suite for a four night stay with my family of four. Two adults two children. The sitting room has a pull out sofa, a table with two chairs, and a work desk. The bed was comfortable,the bath and dressing area roomy,The full kitchen with stove top, microwave, dishwasher, large fridge and cooking utensils made it possible for us to relax and eat in for lunch or have that late night snack. The lobby area had plenty of comfortable seating and felt like an extension of our own room. A library and two computers with a printer are available for use. The staff was very helpful and go out of their way to make you feel at home.

Parking is $13 a day. A hotel card is required to open the door to gain access to the elevator from the garage area. Nice touch and feeling of security.

The hotel has a small but handy "market" adjacent to the front desk. Sodas, juice , snacks , microwave meals, and individually packed menu items are stocked.The hotel provides a free shopping service for guests but we did not use it.

Included in the price of a room is complementary breakfast. The selections varied but always had a hot option: scrambled eggs,waffles, sausage, oatmeal etc. Fresh fruit ,yogurt, bagels, english muffins & donuts were also offered daily. Brewed coffee was available during most hours along with ice water. A happy hour with snacks are offered Monday through Thursday.

We loved the location.The Performing Arts Center, restaurants,a Walgreens pharmacy are all within walking distance from the hotel. It is a block and a half from the 16th street mall. Hop on a free shuttle. At one end is Union Station with a selection of restaurants/pubs within walking distance. At the other end near the Adam's Mark Hotel is the Denver Museum of Art , History Museum, Library, US Mint and the bus terminal for trips to other sections of Denver. We took a bus from there to the Cherry Creek Shopping center. $1.75 per adult and 85 cents per child each way. For those staying for a lengthy time you may consider taking the bus and stopping at the Whole Foods Market an easy walk from the Cherry Creek Mall.

We could not have asked for more.

I had the pleasure of staying in a one bedroom suite at this brand new hotel and I can tell you it is the best hotel I have stayed at in a while. The rooms are immaculate, the decor is modern with granite counter tops and tile floors. The beds were new and had pillow top mattresses and soft sheets. There was even a little flat screen TV in the living room. I had some friends meet me there before dinner and it was nice to have a place to sit and a kitchen for snacks and wine. The breakfast buffet comes with the price of the room and it included eggs, sausage, potatos, cereal, fruit and much more. The coffee was excellent as well. Finally, the hotel was built on top of its own garage so that parking was convenient and cheap (13 per day). No valet parking though which is okay by me. I highly recommend this hotel if you are visiting the downtown Denver area.

stayed here for a couple of layover days on tour with a company of travelling actors. we stay at a lot of hotels and this was far and away the best. beautiful, comfortable suites, great beds, free breakfast, dinner, even drinks, and above all the most friendy and helpful staff. i threw my back out in the breadfast room - they got me a wheelchair, ran out and bought a heating pad, and overall took terriffic care of me. scary to hurt yourself ina strange city, but they made me feel safe. i can't thank them enough, or recommend this playc more highly.
-chris
new york, ny