Art is at the airport. It isn't as well known as the Blue Bronco of course. Shadow Array is still…read morean interesting thing. Get a look when getting off at the RTD station. This just looks like a bunch of wood. Get off at the A Line station at the airport. It doesn't take long to look it. This is simple. It looks like a bunch of wood planks. This kind of looks like rays of sunshine. I'm not sure if that's what this is supposed to be. That would be a good meaning. It adds to the massive amount of public art. It makes you wonder about it. This often gets overlooked so give it a good look when you get off a train.

Now that's more like it! Very pretty installation framing the rail entrance to the new Transit…read moreCenter at DIA. The art piece consists of beetle kill logs.

Don't ask me why this was the #1 thing I really wanted to see during my first trip to Denver of my…read morelife! Blucifer is just such a wild sculpture and has such a morbid history around it (Blucifer literally killed the artist when a piece of it that the artist was installing fell and punctured him right in his femoral artery). It's truly so odd in both placement and vibe. You can't miss it as you leave the Denver airport, you will always pass by it. It's located essentially in the middle giant island of a highway up on a hill. It's a whole royal blue colored mustang horse rearing up on its hind legs with red eyes that shine red at all hours of the day. Truly a devil horse LOL! It's definitely a sight to see, but I'm disappointed in the fact that you can't get close to it. There's no pathway to drive up close to it like a tourist stop and like I mentioned, with its located in the middle of a highway, there is really no option to pull off to the side to stop and check it out, so it also feels a bit impossible to appreciate it and take a good picture of it! Given how excited I was to see it for myself, this was a huge bummer that I had been anticipating being able to get close to it, but ultimately falling very very short of that. Still such a sight to behold though!

This 32 foot tall horse guards the entrance to Denver International Airport. A bright blue with…read moreglowing neon eyes, ain't nobody going to mess with this place! And yes, his nickname is "Blucifer" and - no kidding - he killed the artist. Yes, in 2006, a huge portion of the sculpture fell and injured the sculptor. There is no stopping or standing or parking on Peña Boulevard. There is no parking nearby. Getting to this statue is a PITA. The local cops will definitely try to move you along. If they could just have some sort of "15 minute parking only" nearby, that would be awesome. [Review 18980 overall - 80 in Colorado - 2504 of 2022.]

We just moved to the area and were looking for something to do. I found out Denver has many free…read moreevents. So, this is the first one we attended. I brought my 16, 5, 2 and NB. They greeted us immediately and gave us a map of the property. We had fun walking around and checking out the animals and historic buildings on site. It is wild this place is right in the middle of a neighborhood. The only issue we had was parking because we the lot is full you're out of options.

Wow, my yesterday's visit to this historic park was so mesmerizing. It's because of their annual…read more(?) "Bright Nights" (originally a lantern festival.) It is said that they unveil a brand new theme each year and this year's theme appears to be focused on some Eastern cultures such as cherry blossom and bamboo forest with pandas. Not that I have been to many lights shows and yet I must say that I have never seen anything quite like this as far as my recollection is accurate. In its 12-acre land, the installations of lantern lights are everywhere. After 8:30pm or so when it's dark, the illuminations from the lanterns are glowing brighter than Las Vegas' illuminations (LOL - why am I comparing this to Las Vegas!!) According to the park's website, some of the sculptures are 23-foot tall (such as the cherry blossom gate.) It's currently open from Wednesday through Sunday until October 5th. And last night's was one of the adult-only nights where you must be 21+ to enter (I believe the next and last such night is Sept 17th. And this writing is as of late August of 2025.) I am already curious as to what the next year's theme is going to be. There is a centralized bar, some food vendors, a stage where a performer performs, and a DJ booth. Great for family time, girls' night or date night. Helpful staff were working tirelessly to assist all visitors. Although about 1,300 tickets were sold last night, it was never super jammed packed. There is still time to visit this enchanting light show. Not only for the locals but definitely one of the must-visit attractions for out-of-staters as well.

It is one of the most amazing resorts, I've stayed in. It's slightly smaller than the Nashville one…read morebut it's got such a beautiful mountain charm to it. The interiors are very in line with the natural landscapes. We got a beautiful mountain facing room on the 15th floor. It was the highlight of my trip!! They had room service everyday. Besides offering a plethora of choices for nice restaurants and bars, they have a really cool temperature controlled indoor and outdoor pool with a lazy river and multiple hot tubs for soaking. The relache spa is located right next to The fitness center overlooking the pool. The spa is a MUST!!! I learned during my stay that if you are a gold or above status with Marriott, you have free access to the spa amenities without having to actually book an appointment. The amenities include a steam room, cold plunge shower and a relaxing lounge area within the spa. It was my second trip to this property, a lot has been updated since my 1st. Can't wait to be back.

Bed Bug PSA: I…read morewanted to put this PSA out there for anyone staying at Gaylord Rockies. My family and I started our mini summer vacay there on Saturday May 30 and we woke up to bed bugs in our room Sunday morning. I have been a loyal Marriott member, so I scooped up the bug in a cup with water, brought it to the front desk and assumed since the rooms are over $500 a night that we would be taken care of and treated with dignity and respect. We were not. The manager (Alex) refused to speak to me twice and sent the security manager (Antwan) to deal with me instead. He essentially said I can't be sure it was a bed bug but that he was sure it was a tick from my dog. When I asked for the bug back to consult a pest control professional he lied and said it was sent to their engineer to give to their ecolab team. When I asked them to bring up the engineer and asked him for the bug he was honest and up front that management would not provide it to him. The security manager then had to admit that the disposed of the live bed bug I gave to them. So I brought up a dead one that was on the desk in our room and he crumpled it up in the paper I provided, turned it to dust, and then put the paper and dead bug remains in his pocket. We obviously cut our stay short and left the same day, but I know not everyone has that option. So for any of you staying, please do not make the same mistake I made in trusting the Marriott name. If you find a bed bug, follow these instructions and DO NOT SURRENDER YOUR PROOF BECAUSE THEY WILL DESTROY IT: You are legally entitled to a full refund if a hotel room has bed bugs. Because hotels are required to maintain basic hygiene, most properties will refund your stay rather than risk a bad review, a lawsuit, or a health department investigation. The most effective way to secure a refund and protect yourself involves taking a few critical steps: 1. Gather Immediate Evidence Before moving or unpacking, take clear, well-lit photos and videos of the bugs, your bites, and the mattress seams. If possible, trap a specimen in a sealed bag or container. Without clear proof, staff may mistakenly attribute your bites to mosquitoes or other insects. 2. Secure Your Luggage Bed bugs can easily travel home in your suitcases. Move your bags away from the bed and upholstered furniture, and seal anything that was exposed in plastic bags. 3. Demand a Refund and Relocation Notify management, present your evidence, and demand an immediate, full refund for your room. Request to be moved to a clean room, but do not assume a neighboring room is entirely safe, as infestations often spread. 4. Escalate to Corporate or Dispute the Charge If the local hotel management refuses to issue a refund, contact the corporate customer service line.

Horrible rude male employee screamed at me and cussed me out for leaving my car keys and asking for…read morethem back. This store in the B terminal carries one of my all time favorite jewelry brands so whenever I am in the airport I stop by to see what they have. I left my car keys on the counter and got on my plane. When I got back a couple of days later and realized I left my keys I was horrendously screamed and cussed at for asking for them to be brought to the main terminal so I could get them back. I have bought multiple pieces from these guys and I will never be going back. They had all my information attached to the keys on a handwritten note and didn't even call me to let me know they had my keys.

This is a fun little shop with a wide variety of items ranging from pottery and decorative art to…read morekitsch, like folding vases and adult coloring books. There was also some really beautiful jewelry: unique, well made. The price range is extensive, from a few dollars to a couple hundred. However, it's still an airport shop, and you're paying higher prices for stuff that would be cheaper elsewhere. But if you need to buy some last-minute stocking stuffers and pay the price, this is a good place to start.

I usually don't expect much from airport hotels but I was pleasantly surprised with this Westin. It…read moreis connected to the Denver airport with a Central Park-like area in between. There are several bars and a nice restaurant on-site. I was upgraded to the executive suite and it was very spacious and comfortable. It included 1.5 baths, 1 bedroom and living room with dining area! There was also a standalone tub and a spacious shower. I was concerned that the metro being right outside the living room area would be noisy but I didn't hear it at all! The check in was easy with dedicated line for Bonvoy elite members. The staff were nice and efficient. Would definitely stay again!

Overall: Smooth experience for the short, one-night stay that we had…read more -Check-in and check-out were both done within minutes. -Bed is on the softer side but otherwise, comfortable. -Insulated where we didn't really hear neighboring rooms. -Plenty of counter space for our needs. -The valet who helped with luggage transfer at an ungodly hour was prompt and on time. -Room was clean from what we can see, considering it's a pet-friendly hotel. -Minimal amenities. -Convenient to the airport. About a 5-minute walk to check-in/luggage drop area. -Note for cat owners: There's a lot of hiding spots for cats, so if you have an early flight, set aside extra time to herd them out. Luckily, one of our cats hid in the bathroom the entire time and the other has decent recall and would come out of underneath the bed when called.

Amazing experience hosting our leadership event at the Vivos Institute! Cassandra was easy to work…read morewith, and highly communicative. The venue itself- spacious, A++ AV setup (and IT crew to support it!) and easy to access from the DIA airport. Can we talk about the food??? I don't know who the brilliant chef is, but I will tell you, the breakfast and lunch bars were packed with the most amazing food and extensive options to fit even the pickiest of eaters! I highly recommend the Vivos Institute to any dental professional looking to host a first class event!

If you have a passion for integrating Dentistry and Medicine to help your patients transform their…read morehealth, come learn with us. This movement needs forward thinking health professionals that want to learn how to connect the dots relating to their patient's whole body health starting with evaluating their airway. As dental professionals, we are in the perfect position to make a huge impact in preventing chronic disease. The ViVOS Institute is the perfect place to learn all things airway! I have learned so much from the courses I've attended there. I can't get enough. The facility is beautiful and state of the art, not to mention they serve the most delicious meals at their events. The chef is amazing! It is first class all the way!

I want to thank the USO for this nice facility. The personnel are very cordial and help full. This…read moreis a great place to relax and away from the travel blues. Lots of good food, clean bathrooms, a quiet area and plenty of charging ports located in the facility. There are TV's and a flight update board so you can keep tabs on your flight schedule. This facility is located in concourse A on the fourth floor by gate 39. Highly recommend this facility. Do not forget to leave a donation so the facility can be well stocked for military personnel and their families.

Fantastic large USI space with excellent varied food selections--more than just the hot dogs…read moreoffered at other USO's I have visited. Salad bowls, rice bowls, spacious seating, windows and more make this the best USO I've been to. Plus super friendly people and a bathroom INSIDE the actual space.