We had a fun corporate event here. We especially love the service from Ian and Dom at the bar. They…read morewere great bartenders making great drinks and fun to speak to.

We went to Lucky Strike for a family night and it was actually such a good time. Our waitress…read moreMariah went to high school with my boyfriend and she was literally the best. Super chill, super sweet, and just made everything easy. She kept checking on us without being annoying, had the best attitude, and you can tell she just knows how to take care of her tables. The whole night ran smooth and we didn't have to worry about anything. If you go to Lucky Strike, ask for Mariah. She's that girl. We'll definitely be back because of her. Amazing food, great views, I recommend the whole experience for a family night out and downtown vibes.

We had the best night of our life at the Pinnacle Club for our wedding - Celia & her team at the…read moreGrand Hyatt are extremely helpful & went absolutely over the top to make he day perfect. The food, the service, and the ambiance were excellent. The location downtown is convenient and our guests were well taken care of & thrilled. We would do everything all over again if we could.

Great views (when the northwest isn't burning), if you are a meeting planner, this is a great venue…read morefor locals & out of staters

My best friend and I really enjoyed doing The Lost City by ourselves, and we made it out with only…read more1 minute and 56 seconds left! Great puzzles. The staff are also very pleasant and helpful! Will definitely try other rooms in the future.

Horrible birthday party experience!…read more The Management here told us to come at the wrong time, made us wait. 45 minutes and refused to start the game early despite their poor communication, then the game broke and we were unable to finish. They sent the 7 to 9-year-olds in a different very scary game with skeletons and half of them left from fear halfway through. This could not have been a worse experience. They did such a horrible job. I cannot believe I wasted my money at this place. My kid did not enjoy his birthday that I paid $450 for. Avoid this place!

Hello 2026! This is my first review for the new year because I stayed here the week of the new year…read moreand counted down at a celebration at the Denver Convention Center, which is down the street. It's only a two-minute walk! It's a 25 minute drive from Denver airport without traffic. It took almost 45 minutes going to the airport when we left. Hyatt House and Hyatt Place are in the same building. It's a great location for walking to the convention center. However the food options were just ok. (Pho and ramen were at ~$17/bowl, and burgers were ~$13-20/burger.) The check-in guy was friendly. He reminded us that breakfast is served 6:30-9 AM Monday to Friday. The breakfast had hard boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, coffee, milk, and toast section every day. They switched between sausage patties and sausages during my visit. Bedroom: I had a studio king on the 20th floor. It had a separate living room area with the TV in the middle. You could turn the TV to face the bed or the couch. The kitchenette had a dish washer, microwave, stove, and mini fridge/freezer. The cabinets were stocked with dish ware, pots, utensils, a Pyrex measuring cup, wine bottle opener, and even a grater. They supplied paper towels, dish washing soap, and 2 packets of dish washer detergent. I loved the blackout windows! It had just snowed the night before I landed Denver, so the weather was in the 40-50s Fahrenheit. The heater in our room worked well. The hot water in both sinks and shower worked quickly. Food delivery options: meet in lobby or drop off with front desk Laundry room: you need the room key to enter the laundry room, which is on the 6th floor. There were 3 washers and 3 dryers (one dryer was not working at my time of visit). It costs $2 for each. You can exchange bills with quarters with the front desk. There is an ATM machine in the lobby. Detergent (one box for one load) is $4 at the hotel shop; this can be charged to your room. Washer takes 30 minutes; dryer takes 60 minutes. Fitness and pool: these both require room key access. They're on the 6th floor and is accessible to both Hyatt House and Hyatt Place guests. Free WiFi

Poor lighting, poor service…read more The rooms are long and narrow-ish with poor overhead lighting. Last time I stayed, same room, different floor, a standing floor lamp made all the difference. My brother's identical room also has one. Mine doesn't. The desk staff dismissed my request for one by saying I'd have to upgrade to a bigger room.

My grandchildren and son flew into Denver to spend the week. In looking for things to do we found…read morethe Seance Parlor. We had such a good time. No matter your thoughts you will be wowed. It was relaxed and kept us memorized and even chilled to the bone. Definitely will visit again when we are in the Denver area.

A Beautiful Celebration of Black Girlhood, Womanhood, and Self-Love…read more Visiting the Museum for Black Girls was more than just a museum experience, it was an emotional, inspiring, and empowering journey. From the moment we walked in, we were surrounded by vibrant visuals, interactive exhibits, uplifting messages, and powerful stories that celebrated the beauty, resilience, and brilliance of Black girls and women. Every room offered something unique, whether it was a photo-worthy backdrop, educational displays, video presentations, or heartfelt letters and messages from Black girls around the world. The museum created a space where Black women and girls could see themselves reflected, honored, and celebrated in ways that are often missing from mainstream spaces. One of my favorite parts was reading the personal messages and affirmations. They served as reminders of our shared experiences, struggles, triumphs, and the importance of self-love and community. The exhibits encouraged reflection while also creating moments of joy, laughter, and connection. The staff was welcoming, the atmosphere was positive and inclusive, and the entire experience felt intentional and meaningful. Whether you're visiting with friends, family, a partner, or even by yourself, you'll leave feeling inspired and uplifted. This is much more than a museum--it's a celebration of Black culture, identity, creativity, and empowerment. I highly recommend taking your time, engaging with every exhibit, snapping plenty of photos, and truly soaking in the experience. If you're looking for a space that celebrates Black girls and women while promoting self-love, confidence, and community, the Museum for Black Girls is a must-visit. We left with full hearts, great memories, and a renewed appreciation for the beauty and strength of Black womanhood.

What a beautiful loving and meaningful tribute to us. The detail with which this museum was put…read moretogether is conspicuously intentional. From the jar of Blue Magic resting at the cash register, to the culturally familiar tunes wafting from the speakers, to the Wall of Affirmation, to the tulle fabric 'shades of melanin' wall, to the countless other details that I did not get a chance to visit on this trip... This place is dripping with intentionality. It's hard not to be overcome with emotions (With 'joy' being chief among them) in a space where we are so lovingly and thoughtfully represented. I only have three regrets about this museum: First, despite looking for similar attractions and activities to do in Denver, this museum never came up on my search. Not on Google. Not on various tour and activity sites. I actually happened to stumble upon it by accident while looking for a popular T-shirt store that used to be in the same shopping plaza but has since closed up shop. If I had known this museum existed, this would have been one of my first stops. Second, I wish they had more merch available for purchase in the lobby. There were a number of things I wanted to buy, but they just did not have the color and/or the size that I wanted. Even though there is much more merch available online, I personally prefer to see and touch the items I buy before I purchase them. Third, and most important... I wish I had more time to spend at this museum. Unfortunately, on the day that of my visit, I had a spa appointment booked for later in the afternoon so I had to cut my visit short to make my appointment on time. However I will definitely be back, and this will be one of the first items on my list of places to visit.

This place was super cool. An awesome event space with unique and fun shows and events. They sell…read moredrinks and snacks. And the people here were really cool and fun and I felt very welcomed. I will definitely come back again with Ryan and of course bring friends to some future shows/ events. Looking forward to what else they will be having here in the new year!

This place had welcoming and fun vibes. Crystal and I had a great time here. The drinks were fun…read moreand affordable! The people were kind and it feels like a safe space. We will definitely be coming back to this cool space for more events in the near future. Fun for friends, couples, or people just looking to connect and have a good time.

We enjoyed our stay this past weekend at this location. Rooms are clean and spacious. Great local…read moreliterally across from the arena and plenty of scooters that you can take where ever you are headed to. Scooter ride worthy to MiLe High or Meow Wolf or Downtown. In other words good location. This location also offer continental breakfast. the only parking available for patrons is valley for $40 a night. Get your thrifty on and get the park wiz app and literally park in the parking lot between Speers and Laramie for $16. Easy walk and saves some money. Rates vary and this is not sponsored.

I have such mixed reviews. We stayed here for 2 weeks. A majority of the front desk staff were so…read morefriendly and kind as were valet attendants. Breakfast is served daily, it's supposed to be until 10, I would leave to drop my son off and be back at 0945 and daily they would be cleaning out the food options. The food was hot or miss with quality, and sometimes there were apples or sometimes bananas, nothing consistent. The first 5 days the cereal was Cheerios and labeled gluten free, the other container had lucky charms and was labeled as Chex gluten free. Thank goodness my child knew that it was lucky charms and indeed gluten. The internet was spotty, I was working from the premises the entire time and often had to use my own hotspot. The washing machine for guest use requires quarters, which you have to buy from the front desk with cash. Two times the washer broke during use and I had to bag soaking wet clothes to hand over to maintenance to take to be washed. There is only one washer and dryer. Very disappointing for a long length of stay. Also in the age of technology there are several hotels that laundry is managed with an app, allowing me to pay via app and see how much long is left and if the machines are available. There is a lack of trash receptacles in the hotel. There are none on each floor by the elevator. Myself as well as others on our floor would leave a bag of trash outside of our room daily as we don't want our room to smell like the food we ate all day/night. On our first full day here we took it down to look for a trash can and the one outside the front doors where people unload their vehicle was overflowing, we noted this multiple days of our stay. Housekeeping were friendly in the halls, they service rooms once every 3 days. Since I was working in the room and I kept the room clean we used the sign on the door to opt to have them come when we were ready. If I saw them in the halls it was easy to get trash bags, towels and cups. One day we requested service and sat in the lobby working all day and they never came by. Keep in mind it's a refresh, our bed was already made and we keep our room clean, I just wanted a tidy of the bathroom counter, towels etc. I had to reach out to the front desk to ask around 415 for service but it needed to be quick because we were coming back to the room. They were able to oblige and serviced it quickly. The refrigerators are very small and not cold, perhaps an option in some rooms for people with lengthier stays to have a larger refrigerator and freezer options. We couldn't purchase any frozen items for our lengthy stay with only a small fridge. The location is nice, easy to get to anywhere on campus or to the downtown area, performing arts area etc. several Ubers are often in the area for further driving needs. Over all of we came to Denver for a long stay I might consider staying here but would look at options with better amenities for food and wash. For a short stay it would meet my needs.