Good Hotels Downtown Denver

The shower floor is dangerously smooth and slippery tile. No grab bars for stability. The back wall of the shower stall is merely contact paper over a glass wall which allows light to pass through from another room. Creepy.

This was a nice clean, great location to stay if you want to walk from Union Station to your hotel and to the ball park! No staff in person but very communicative via this app and very friendly. The hotel is a 2-4 story walk up- no elevator but wasn’t an issue for us. Will definitely be looking here first next time I come to Denver.

Didn’t end up staying

Location and ok rooms. The rooms are very basic like a cheap home renovation. Slap some vinyl flooring down and over the walls of the shower and a quick coat of paint and call it done. The entrance vibe and stairs are a bit dark and narrow. The air freshener attached to the wall squeaks every so often to cover up whatever smell this building had before the reno to the hotel. The pillows on the bed were thick and firm probably the cheapest on the market. The check-in experience was vague and required contacting the number.

Failry quick online check in, not a typical check in experience due to a staff-less location, but easy enough. 4 flight walk up, no elevator. Not a big deal to me, but if you have ANY kind of disability, this is not the place to stay. It's for a younger, or at least more active traveler, not for older folks or kids. It's over a bar and your balcony will be over the open bar patio. I got lucky and they were closed on the Tuesday I was there so fairly quiet and had a good sleep. VERY convenient to anything in walking distance, walked to a Rockies game and it's only about 10 minutes to the stadium. Curtain fell on my head when I went to open the sliding door, no drywall anchors so it just fell on me when I barely touched it. The smooth slate on the shower floor is SLICK, be careful. Coffee pot has no extension cord so you have to put it on the floor next to the plug to make your coffee. Closet door came off the track when I barely touched it to get the tiny ironing board (which was broken but usable) and iron. Some attention to detail and low cost maintenance would do wonders for the property and rooms, starting with the entry door. At least re-paint it and make a traveler feel like they didn't make a mistake before they even get inside. It shares the front entry patio with the bar next door, so be aware of the bar is open, you are entering the hotel standing next to bar tables and patrons, not the most private situation. It's fine if you know it's coming, but not if you don't.