My wife and two daughters stayed at the Embassy Suites Southeast Denver for 3 nights this March. The first positive point is that you are paying for a suite-- which accomodates 2 kids and 2 adults (with privacy) quite well. It's worth the extra dollars versus getting two rooms in a standard hotel. The second positive is two-fold...they have a cocktail reception every evening that includes some munchies and libations for Free. They also have an awesome made-to-order breakfast every morning for Free as well. When I think of the price we paid per night ($160), I would have to deduct $40 for what we would have spent on breakfast normally, and another $35 for evening cocktails...so basically, the room only cost $85 a night. That is a great deal for a two-room suite-- ant the pool, fitness center, business center, etc. make this an even better deal! The rooms are clean, but the furniture is somewhat dated. The typical Embassy Suites "atrium" design is very pleasant and secure. The staff has been neither annoying or overly wonderful-- but completley adequate. The proximity to downtown Denver is about 15 minutes. When you compare what you get staying downtown versus 15 minutes away, the barely mentionable inconvienence is woth it. We will stay here again.

I was on a business trip for a week, the room we awesome. The view was great and I was within walking distance to the 16th St. Mall.

I drove up to Buffelo Bills grave. The weather is so wierd it was snowing that morning, but about 30 mins later at the airport it was in the 70s. Gotta love it.

Oh watch out for the tumble weed :)

Traveled to Denver for a short summer vacation. Alot of the hotels in the downtown area are quite pricey. Was going to stay at the Ramada Downtown, but the reviews changed my mind. So I booked with the Embassy Suites and was extremely pleased with my stay. There’s happy hour in the lounge, free made to order breakfast and the rooms are sooo comfy. I was a little skeptical about the full size bed that my husband and I had to share, but the mattress was sooo comfortable that every night was a peaceful sleep! The only downer during my stay was that the hot tub was out of order....sometimes, that’s the highlight of an adult's vacation (some R -n- R) Other than that, the location was great everything was just minutes down the road. Was not hard to find all the city's attractions. The free office with internet came in handy. Parking is a little tight at times. Surrounding area provides dinning facilities, convenience stores and such...I would definitely stay again--and will be looking for other Embassy Suites during my travels.

First, they didn't have our reservation that I had made on the phone a few days earlier. We did get a room for the same quoted rate. Too bad, we should have gone elsewhere. The room appeared VERY old and run-down. It had nasty old carpet, tears in the wallpaper, a missing pull on the armoir (and the top cupboard door wouldn't stay closed), beat-up chairs in the "dining area", hot water in the bathroom took about 7 minutes to warm up, no hot water came out at all in the wet bar, the phone in the bedroom didn't work, and the refrigerator didn't work. When maintenance came to fix the water in the wet bar, they did get hot water to come out, however, after that it wouldn't go off all the way, and ran constantly. They fixed the phone in the bedroom (it had been unplugged) and the refrigerator (which had no nob to control temp), but it later quit again, and much food went bad. After the first night we asked for another room, but were told the only thing available was on the smoking floor. We would have changed hotels, but unfortunately couldn't (if we checked out in the morning before work, the kids would have had no place to go all day until we could check into another hotel after work).

I will say that they did adjust our bill (4 nights = $800) by half. However, I would have rather just stayed somewhere nice and paid the full price. At $200 per night, this room wasn't worth anywhere near the $100/night we ended up paying.