I stay at the Staybridge a couple of times a year when I come to Denver to visit my mother in Cherry Creek. The location of the Staybridge is great, and it takes me just 5 minutes to drive to Cherry Creek. It feels more like living in an apartment building, and the staff is very friendly and helpful. After a depressing day with my mother, it is always cheerful to come back to the Staybridge.

Stayed here for a 3-day weekend with 2 adults and 1 infant. The hotel had a great setup for us - we had a 1BR suite with more than enough space. A little kitchenette made life easier, and they had a great breakfast buffet every morning - pancakes, eggs, cereal, fruit, pastries, etc. And they always had coffee and soft drinks available 24/7, as well as internet access, movies, and books.
This location is right next door to a Target (which I would normally consider a bad thing) but once again it made life easy to walk across the street for groceries and supplies.
The best part, for me, was that the front door is 50 feet from the Cherry Creek hike and bike trail. I've heard the trail is some 26 miles long, but I only ran 8 and 10 miles over the weekend and loved having it there.
We were close to the Denver Zoo (just 10 minutes away) and in a good area with restaurants, etc.
We had never stayed at a Staybridge Suites before, but now we'll book them without a second thought. Well done!

We came to the Staybridge a couple of days after the first of the two big snows that hit Denver at the turn of the year - a lot of services in the city had been having a difficult time of it in a town that had ground to a halt, but the Staybridge kept going without - as far as we could see - missing a beat.

The suite was basic but very comfortable and in excellent condition - clean, everything working, comfy bed; TVs in both rooms, lots of storage space. (Handy, as it was Christmas, and we ended up with a lot of stuff we hadn't started out with.)

The staff were friendly and very helpful - especially Andrew on the front desk who instantly added all guests to his extended family. The business centre is a little sparse, but the rooms all had wired internet for free so, really, you only needed to pop down to print out the odd document - assuming there were no children playing solitaire on the PCs.

There is a hotel library, but to be honest it seems to consist of little more than books that have been pre-enjoyed and abandoned by guests: abandoned, presumably, in shame. The BridgeMart will contain no surprises for anyone familiar with the 24/7 shopping option in this chain - great for snacks and pop; less useful for satisfying nutritional requirements.There is, however, a Target bang opposite, so if you do require potatoes, cheeses or Taco Bell, you've got that on your doorstep. (There's also two strip clubs on the block, too, although it's not really that sort of neighbourhood.)

The breakfasts are basic - mildly more elaborate than you'd get in a British Holiday Inn Express - but the Sundowners can be quite fun; each evening a themed meet-and-greet; the only slight downside being when there's a mix of free beer and younger guests in the room at the same time.

The free laundry (Boxes of Tide a dollar each) is a great touch when you're having a long stay; there is ample parking - and even with a full-ish hotel and much of the lot under snow and pack ice, there was never any problem parking.

The hotel opens out onto Cherry Creek, on one of its nicest stretches in the neighbourhood. Great for a brisk walk - you won't need to use the small gym inside...

Booked a govt. rate king room and was commuting to the DTC daily. Requested king suite from Drew upon check-in and got one on the 4th floor overlooking the jogging/bicycle path. Nice suite with full kitchen however I didn't care for the dark green motif, which I found depressing. Daily breakfast and nightly snacks/light meals (Tues-Thurs) were a nice touch with a live band outside on Weds. A fellow patron told me they used to serve beer/wine with the snacks but must have lost their license or changed owners, as a new alcohol license request was posted on the main lobby windows.

There is a super target across the street for groceries and such and numerous decent chain restaurants nearby. While this is a nice area, there are also a strip club within a block or so of the hotel in the front of the Target parking lot; I thought it was really strange although I never saw any seedy characters hanging about and you'd never know it was there. Each room has a DVD player and movies are available for free at the front desk, and there are two free internet access terminals available in the family room/library.