I was meeting a friend and just wanted a place close by to sleep for a night so I gave it a try…read more The tv not working, leaky shower and smokey room didn't really bother me. But the next morning I asked the owner if it was okay if I left a half hour after their 10:30 checkout and at he said okay. After I thanked him and before I was able to ask for a recommendation for a breakfast place he went wacky. He asked me not to tell him how to run his business and told me to f-off. I grabbed my stuff and checked into the Red Pine just down the street. The owner, Rusty's a nice guy. I also recommend the Benedict at Breakfast on Broadway.

When it comes to actual motels The Wright Motel is pretty well off. The hotel was remodeled in some…read morerooms within recent years and you can see that. However, there is some water damage to the room that I was in. None of the rooms are smoking. The $65 rooms are very small, and the walls are very thin. The $75 rooms, on the other hand are pretty large and spacey. The only issue is that the bathrooms are in a major need of a remodel. The location is very convenient though. Being in the directly in the middle of SoBo. A very short distance from downtown and Broadway station. The customer service was very great. The owner cares about his hotel and you can tell by speaking to him. If there were any problems he was very helpful. All in all, this motel is one of the better motels in the Broadway area. If you don't want to spend $90+ on a hotel then The Wright Motel is the right motel for you.

Do not stay here...they keep your credit card information and charge it months later thinking you…read morewon't notice....had to cancel card and dispute charges ...no card or money for ten business days ....manager was 0 help ...I've prob stayed there 20 times ....never again..sleep in your car and protect your information...received reply of lies trying to justify the theft........

Centrally located right next to Mike's Tavern and walking distance to three or four weed…read moredispensaries. I stay at the Anchor every time I visit Denver.

We've stayed in many Hamptons over the years, but have never had the such a helpful staff as we had…read morehere. Doug who was usually on duty in the morning always greeted us with a smile and wished us a good day. I don't recall all the names, but there was also the two evening clerks and the wonderful lady who fixed us a delicious breakfast every morning. The location is very convenient to get around.

NEVER STAYING HERE AGAIN UNLESS IT'S FULLY RENOVATED…read more================================================== All Hampton Inns are not equal by a long shot. This one was very dingy. It was probably in the worst condition of four Hampton Inns that we have stayed in the past two weeks. The one in Overland Park, Kansas City was probably the nicest.

Stayed here recently on a business trip through the area. Reservation made at the BW website…read moreonline. A double queen, ground floor on the inside with a view of the pool. The standard minimum amenities you expect, the room was very basic and clean and met my needs for the night. Very quiet, fairly comfortable accommodations and convenient location in the southwest portion of the greater Denver area. 3 Stars convenient locale and served its purpose. 00994

***DISCLAIMER*** I didn't actually stay here, I put my in-laws and an elderly uncle here for a week…read morebecause of my daughter's HS graduation. This place is quiet and off the beaten path. The rooms are clean and spacious. This is definitely a gem in the middle of a ton of sketchy places. It appear well maintained. They were both happy with their rooms. The breakfast is self serve but it isn't. It's behind a counter and you order what you want and they hand you the plate of food. It's the pretty standard fare.... Eggs, waffles, a meat, and the like. And there is a sand pit right out front with a fiberglass dinosaur. Fossils are the theme in the common areas as well. The pool is also a zero depth entry and is heated as well. The hot tub broke during their stay with an unknown repair date. It's fine, it happens. What peeved me the most was the common usage bathrooms were locked at 6pm. The pool is open until 10. So while hanging out and catching up, if you needed to go to the bathroom, you had to walk to a room and walk back. It's fairly easy for someone like me who is relatively young. However, for my elderly uncle (83) and my in-laws (late 70's) this was a chore. And on those lines, there is a second floor but no elevator. What is the alternative if the entire first floor is sold out but you cannot physically climb stairs? Because of it's location, I don't think selling out is a problem but you never know. I would consider a stay-cation here in the summer because it's close to home and a nice getaway. But I would definitely make sure the hot tub was working first.

Came here on a work trip and my company booked this hotel. The area it's in is really nice. Belmar…read moreis walkable and full of shops, restaurants, and activities. The twinkling lights on the trees are really nice at night. (My Uber driver dropped me off and said "pretty" lol) The staff here was very friendly and helpful. I was in a fifth floor suite and it was really spacious, clean, bright and comfortable. It had a kitchenette with an island, dishes and spoons, dishwasher, fridge, stovetop etc, which was really a nice touch. I didn't use this in my two days here but could see how it could be really useful to travelers. There's an included breakfast every morning which was pretty decent. They have hot options like scrambled eggs, omelettes, pancakes, oatmeal, as well as the typical breads, pastries, cereals you get in a continental breakfast. I went with yogurt and fruit and granola every day which was very nice. The fruit is the typical mix you get out of a bucket, heavy on the cantaloupe and honeydew which was a tad slimy and tart. Overall though, it was super convenient to have this spread and it's really a lot nicer than a lot of other breakfasts you get at other hotels. Cozy couch. Views of the mountains in the distance. I really enjoyed my stay here. I likely will stay again because of business, but am absolutely looking forward to the next time. Big shout out to Lance who was especially pleasant and professional!

I will start this off by saying the hotel was in the middle of remodeling during my recent stay,…read moreand safe to say our room needed it. While the majority of the hotel was fine, the mattress on the bed were rather uncomfortable (I ended up on the sofa bed because of it) and there were some large and questionable stains of the blinds. Aside from that, the place was pretty decent. Nice and quiet, excellent breakfast for a hotel, and nice staff. The location is also very convenient as it's close to some good restaurants as well as larger stores such as Target and Best Buy. Pretty good for a quick two-night stay before moving on with my travels. If the remodel does address these issues, then I'd say this is safely a 4/5 or maybe even a 5/5. However based on my only experience there, I can't really give it more than a 3/5.

This is our favorite hotel for our annual visit. Very nice & spacious open-concept interior,…read moreextremely well-maintained (we've stayed here at least 3 times), great complimentary breakfast, comfortable & clean updated rooms, & great location. Kimberly checked us in early. She was super nice, one of the nicest hotel staff we have encountered. She gave us welcome bottled waters and popcorn. There's a coffee maker & a small fridge w/o a freezer in the room. Love the breakfast set up. They have 3-4 hot item, breads, yogurt, juices, dairy & nondairy milks, 2 Belgian waffle makers, 3 types of fresh fruits, 3 types of cereal, yogurt, oatmeal, & coffee. There is ample seating just in front of the breakfast buffet/dining room, so you'll have no problem finding a table & chairs, and you can spread out while enjoying breakfast. Last but not least, I love the gym with 24 hour access. It has elliptical machines, treadmills, free weights, & 2 weight benches, adequate for a full workout.

Ashley provided amazing customer service from the moment I checked in and continued to make my stay…read moreat the Fairfield Inn even better. She was welcoming, professional, and always willing to help with anything I needed. Her positive attitude and attention to detail truly made a difference in my overall experience. Staff members like Ashley are what make guests want to come back.

The staff are awesome and go out of their way to help out when we are in need of something. The…read morerooms are well kept and the prices, while a bit high, are worth the stay.

Holiday Motel has new ownership who is currently undergoing room renovations as well as a…read morereputation improvement. They are prompt and courteous and they are available to help their customers around the clock. It is a pet friendly location in a great location in Englewood on Broadway near Quincy. The best motel in the vicinity and only looking to get better. Worth stopping in to see!

worst hotel service ever experienced at a hotel. treated…read morelike a homeless beggar. rude breakfast workers and bad manager especially the GM. accused me of drinking 6.00 bottle of water in the room and charged me. I will never go here ever again again. Hilton down the street way better

Residence inn we loved our room. But here are a couple things I'd like to share. We only had one…read morepackage of sugar, the rest of the stuff with artificial sweetener, yuck. The toilet in my room ran nonstop. I think the biggest thing, they had one really disgusting luggage cart. Atiana, Mayra and Melinda you really made our stay special. I WOULD RECOMMEND

A really lovely hotel in a very walkable neighborhood. While the guest room and the conference room…read moreI had meetings in were nice, here are a few of the hotel amenities that make it stand out above the rest: - 24/7 coffee available at the front desk - Bowl of fresh fruit available on each floor for guest consumption - Fresh baked muffins in the lobby each morning - Free sports equipment (bikes, longboards, footballs, basketballs, etc. - Spacious, beautiful showers - One of the most comfortable beds I've ever stayed in - Solid hotel gym with Peleton bikes, cardio machines, free weights, and a big cable machine (- I didn't get a chance to check out the rooftop pool, but heard it had an amazing view) Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here and would recommend to anyone in the Cherry Creek area!

While I didn't sleep over, I did visit my daughter who was staying at this hotel for several days…read more The hotel is conveniently located near shops, restaurants, and park. Timed street parking and parking garages are available. The hotel is tastefully decorated with modern decor. The rooms are spacious, clean, and the bathroom includes amenities and bath robes. The staff were extra nice and helpful. There is a restaurant and comfortable lounge. We took advantage of the free use of bikes and helmets offered to guests and were able to go biking to the local park. Overall had a great experience!

Days Inn Downtown Denver - Don't Make the Mistake I Did…read more Considering a room at Days Inn Downtown Denver? My story follows, but to save time, here's all you need to know: DON'T. My son & DIL were about to deliver a baby at HCA St. Luke's, so I chose the hotel at the top of the hospital's list & closest to the facility, thinking I'd walk the 7/10 mile easily. I knew the hotel was 3 stars, & read some reviews. Comments said it was clean, rooms newly redone, helpful staff. All of that is true, but looking back, all the positive reviews were by people who'd never posted before. One review read, "It was scary!" I figured it was a troll. I was wrong. Booked a room for 2 nights. When I arrived, the hotel looked pretty grim. Not the best section of town, not a great reception area, but all I needed was a clean room, a bed, WIFI, & a desk where I could work while waiting for baby. Safety hadn't crossed my mind, but 2 minutes into check-in, a man I thought had come in from the street, but later turned out to be a guest known to the staff, interrupted & demanded the clerk DO SOMETHING about the PEOPLE WHO WERE LOOKING AT HIM THROUGH THE WINDOW. I've lived & worked in Philly, & visit adult kids in D.C., Baltimore, & Denver, so the displaced population is familiar. This guy was aggressive, threatening, either on something or suffering from a mental illness. He got more & more animated, accused the clerk of not believing him, yelling that he takes video out of his window all the time & could prove that people were looking in his window & demanding that she do something. The clerk calmly asked him to bring the video so she could look. I was impressed by her, but shook. He left & she continued the check-in, but he came back, acting even more agitated, yelling that she didn't believe him, that he wasn't going through hours of video just to make her believe him. It went on & on. By the time he left again, I was wondering why there was no security. I went to my room, which was clean, with new furnishings & flooring, but the external hall to get there was dark, looked dirty, & I felt very exposed. Shaking, I called my husband, who said to cancel the next night's reservation. I was petrified to go back out, but went downstairs & told the clerk how uncomfortable & unsafe I felt. She said I was a couple of hours after the cutoff, too late to cancel. She also dismissed my concerns, said she'd worked there for 2 years & didn't feel unsafe. I admired her toughness, but it didn't make me feel any better. I felt stuck & afraid. Yelling, either from the street or from another room, didn't help. I turned on the TV, skipped eating because I didn't want to encounter the man or anyone else, & slept with the lights on. The next day, I asked them to reconsider a refund for the 2nd night because I wasn't staying, then checked out & went to another hotel a few blocks away. It felt like a different world. I got a letter from the owner citing new security & how they'd never had an incident. Said if I could prove something had happened there in the past 5 years, they'd refund for the night I didn't stay, but otherwise, no. Some of that may be true, but their door, stairs, & elevator to the guest room are NOT monitored - I left in the morning without anybody seeing me, & when I returned, I had to wait for the clerk to emerge from the back. Anyone could've walked in, & up. It's apparent that their guests acting aggressively & erratically is normal, & management thinks it's fine. Here's the bottom line. This is NOT A HOTEL FOR TOURISTS. It's a transient hotel in a tough part of town. If you're coming to Denver to see the sights, visit relatives, etc., this is NOT A PLACE WHERE YOU WILL FEEL SAFE. Management totally disregards concerns about safety. Wyndham should be ashamed of having this property associated with its brand. Don't make the mistake I did. There are plenty of fine hotels in town that don't cost a ton of money. Pick another place.

I stayed 6 nights while having home renovations. I have three small dogs. I was courteous and…read morequiet. I received NO maid service. The front desk has no customer service training and there is no help whatsoever with luggage. It is in a busy area of Denver. They repeatedly blocked off stairs, a fire hazard. The front lobby is not clean and the furniture unpresentable. They are busy so I guess they don't feel they have to take care of customers.