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Why can't hotels have bathroom doors that shut anymore??
James H.

This is an OK hotel, convenient to the convention center, and with attentive, professional staff. Bedding is pretty good. What significantly attracts from the rooms here is the gap in the bathroom door. Terrible for sharing if you have any modesty.

Kevin M.

I stayed at the ground high at Denver from Friday to Sunday night. It was a great day but way too short. The hotel was great. The staff was extremely friendly. The room was very comfortable and spacious. For those you who love a gym, this hotel's got a great one! The Grand Hyattis conveniently located close to several things in downtown Denver - restaurants, bars, entertainment - everything is close! I'll definitely stay again.

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David P.

Overall, I had a very nice stay at the Grand Hyatt in Denver. We were here for a mid-sized conference (about 400 people) and the conference hallway (2nd floor) is very conveniently placed to allow easy access to both the downstairs lobby and the hotel elevators. The food was surprisingly good for a conference. The weight room was simple (some free weights, a lot of cardio machines, and a simple rotation of machines) but the highlight was definitely the outdoor track. The rooms were well kept and came with all of the basic conveniences. Plenty of outlets/chargers. It was extremely walkable to everything we wanted to try to do in downtown Denver. Since I was there for a conference, I didn't have to do rate the hotel food itself, but the downstairs market is quite pricey ($7-8 for a simple packaged protein shake).

Ali D.

I cannot say enough good things about the Grand Hyatt Denver! From start to finish it was a 10/10 experience. Check-in was a breeze and the staff member was genuinely so kind. Communication from the staff was top notch -- I got a welcome email as well as a welcome text. In the text we were able to ask for anything we might need for our room. I was able to request a box fan for our room and they brought it right up. Everything was clean and every staff member we came across was so friendly and welcoming. Parking was a bit pricey ($50) but it was VERY easy to use. This location was near everything we needed access to downtown and I LOVED that. I'd not only recommend this place but I hope we get to stay here again in the future!

Soroosh P.

Average hotel. The only thing grand about this Hyatt are they balmain amenities and the exorbitant parking charges. The rooms feel a bit dated, breakfast is on par with the worst grand Hyatt I've ever been to. But the location and price are reasonable. Service is a hit or a miss. For example our house keeper Myla was extremely friendly, she was trying her hardest to do everything in her capacity to make us happy. On the other hand the gentleman that checked us did quite the contrary. As a globalist, I was not explained the benefits at the property and to add insult to injury, I always check the room inventory prior to check in. For the duration of my stay there were at least 2 executive suites available. However, when I asked at check in for an upgrade I was immediately dismissed, without him checking the system. This is a little frustrating because I would've appreciated the upgrade for a three night stay from far away.

Bill T.

In town for a conference and I came a night early...as a Hilton Honors guy, I spent the first night at the Hilton Denver, a block away from the Grand Hyatt, which was the conference hotel. All I can say is what an upgrade! I had to check out early from the Hilton so I walked over to the Grand Hyatt, just hoping to store my bags until check in time but the guy at the front desk was amazing and offered me an upgraded room that was ready immediately for an upcharge of $10 per night which was a no-brainer in my book. My room was on a high floor with nice views and everything was clean and comfortable. I'm not a frequent Hyatt guest so I don't know if this is a common thing but I loved the lights on the floor that would come on when you started walking or got out of bed. That is such a nice feature and helps at night when you're visiting the restroom. If you're sharing the room it would definitely not wake up anyone you were staying with. I also liked the gym, the pool and the "sky deck". The pool was great for doing laps and it was not crowded when I used it. The gym was nicely equipped and all of the equipment was in working order which is something I don't always see at hotel fitness centers. The sky deck is an outdoor track, tennis court and recreation space. There were some nice crisp mornings when I was in Denver and it was great to walk out doors on the rooftop of the hotel (well, the top of the 4th floor) without having to dodge some of the less savory characters who inhabit the sidewalks of the Mile High city. With exceptional service, great amenities and a clean and comfy room, I give this place five stars. I'm a member of whatever Hyatt points program there is but usually only stay at Hyatts for conferences so I don't have status, but I felt like a valued guest so I may need to rethink my loyalties to Hilton.

Ida S.

I stayed here with my kids for a one night staycation for their winter break and it truly was a treat! We had a blast. The staff here was so kind. As I was checking in one of the staff members let the kids pick out a toy from their toy drawer. I also got an upgrade to a suite (yay globalist status). The room was an executive suite and was super spacious! The kids had a blast and a nice mini getaway even if it was just downtown Denver! The breakfast was room service but was great and was served in generous portion. We had a great experience h

Thuha N.

Amazing location! We can walk everywhere. Beautiful hotel, kinda reminded us of the one in Kyoto. Probably because of the woods. The staff is great!!! We won't stay anywhere else in Denver.

Lunch buffet served in conference area. Loved the Mediterranean meal.
Laura G.

Stayed here for work. Very clean and staff were friendly. Gym was tiny in weight area - with even just two people lifting, it was crammed. Did love the outdoor track and court. Had breakfast and lunch served in the conference area. The Mediterranean meal was so good. Loved that they had even had stuffed grape leaves. There were walkable restaurants from the hotel.

Laying in bed watching the sun come up over Denver
Carol M.

I travel frequently, but I have only recently started staying at the Hyatt. I will definitely continue because of the attention to detail and excellent customer service. I was in town for a concert at the Paramount Theater, which is a block away. Even before I got to town, someone from the hotel called to find out what time I would be arriving because I had asked for early check-in. Everyone that I dealt with was friendly and helpful. They all went out of the way to make me feel welcome. The hotel is clean and well maintained. The valet staff was always very friendly and upbeat, and they always got my car very quickly. I was on the twenty fourth floor and the view of the city was great. The cappuccino was as good as any that I got when I was in italy

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Michelle T.

Grand Hyatt Denver is ideally location in Downtown, close to lots of great dining and has good accommodations. The lobby is stylishly decorated and has easy access to valet and underground self-parking. The staff here was really friendly. Even the housekeeping staff will kindly greet you. It's a nice property with lots of terrific amenities. The indoor pool and workout facilities were great. Extra points for Peloton stationary bikes! These is also a rooftop tennis/ pickle all court if you want to get some outdoor activity in. The neighborhood was close to many great restaurants and shopping, but a word of caution, go one direction and it's like a fun, vibrant downtown- go one block in the wrong direction and it's like skid row. So keep an awareness of your surroundings. Overall, most of our stay was great! The only misses were the restaurant, Courier Market Bar & Kitchen (which will be it's own review) and some of the weird things in the room like a strange odor in the bathroom (dry drain maybe?), very small closet space. We stayed in the Presidential Suite and the closet was the size of a broom closet, and a non functional TV in the bathroom mirror- totally okay, since I had no expectations of a TV in the bathroom mirror, but since it doesn't work, a regular mirror will do just fine. We throughly enjoyed most of what Grand Hyatt had to offer, and will certainly be back!

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Stayed here for a few nights and really liked it. Beautiful inside, clean and spacious rooms, great onsite dining. Can't go wrong with it.

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