Seriously a wonderful date spot idea. I came very, very late at night with my carefree partner at…read morethe time and sat in the car looking at a lovely view of ducks waddling and coming and out of the water. We were following these night owls as we walked the sidewalk constantly and gazed at the glorious stars shining on the lake. I saw parked boats and am enjoyed the summer night here. The garden is incredibly big; reminded me of Sloan's Lake, but even more romantic. Just as beautiful in the dark, this park is an incredible visit.

Scam! Will charge for a full hour after 8pm even if you're out for 10 minutes. Also 12.99 PER…read moreperson!! Very dirty too.

We always have a good time at Apres at Govnr's Park. The outdoor seating is one of the best parts…read moreof the experience, especially when the weather is nice. They have fun games like rings and darts that make it easy to hang out for a while, and the overall atmosphere is super relaxed and lively without feeling overwhelming. The food has consistently been really good every time we've come, which is honestly what keeps bringing us back. My only complaint is the happy hour. The specials are pretty underwhelming since it's basically just about a dollar off drinks and there aren't really any food deals. That's usually what makes us choose other spots first when we're specifically going out for happy hour. That said, the vibe, patio, and food are always enjoyable once we're there.

We were so surprised at how neat the inside of Apres Govnr's was. A large restaurant great for…read morelarge groups and sports games due to there multiple TVs. The bar connects through to Carboy Winery so they have wine, beer, mixed drinks to selects from. We just got fried as a snack to split, we were there to see friends and have a drink but man were the fried cooked to perfection. The wait staff were friendly and attentive. So glad we stopped in and can't wait to go back.

Second to saying yes, hiring the Duchess of Denver was the best wedding decision we made! From…read morespending hours truly getting to know us, to having all the right connections, to gracefully navigating a weather pivot on our wedding day, Alex surpassed every expectation. My husband and I knew we wanted to create a unique, beautiful wedding experience that we, our family and friends would cherish and remember. We'd wanted elements of a traditional wedding weekend but one that felt fun and not like every other wedding we'd been to. We also knew that, as a busy engineer and lawyer, we had very little knowledge about what goes into a great wedding and very little time or desire to learn the intricacies of "the perfect wedding." Alex spent hours asking probing and fun questions. He really got to know our visions, desires and quirks. There were so many times when we said things like "we want a dinner the night before, but not a typical rehearsal reception with people standing around at hightop in a bland conference room." He absorbed all of it and turned it into a fabulous weekend. Alex's encyclopedic knowledge about James and Rebecca was invaluable when my work got super crazy a few months before the wedding. When I told Alex that I could do big decisions, but the little ones, like choosing ribbon color or envelopes for invitations, were hurting my brain, Alex stepped in and planned everything based on what he knew about us. Alex found us a breathtaking space in the Penrose Room at the Broadmoor, he coordinated flowers to match my colorful dress, helped pick perfect delicious meal stations that suited a variety of dietary needs, organized the music and stayed on top of the hotel until their 3,000 square foot Parker suite opened up. Alex interviewed and found the best make-up artist, designed hand calligraphed journals for our guests, and created guest bags that with fun and useful things. I could go on and on! Alex's management of every detail meant the weekend ran smoothly and everyone was happy! He created a bowling night for our out-of-town guests and wedding party, worked with the hotel make sure family members with friction had rooms far away from each other, stocked our bride and groom suite with snacks and champagne, moved us us through the precise schedule of photos, ceremony and reception, and organized a fun and delicious good-bye brunch. When a surprisingly rainy June meant our outdoor ceremony space was a mud-field, Alex pivoted and redesigned a large alcove in the reception space to be a cozy ceremony space. So many of our friends and family have said that ours was one of the best weddings they'd ever attended. Ok, ok, maybe they have to say that, but in this case, I think it's probably true! We would recommend Alex to any couple, especially successful professionals who want to create a first class, memorable experience (but might now have the first clue of how do to it).

Alex is a complete gem to work with. He is extremely knowledgable, professional and fun, and…read morehelped us make my daughter's wedding an exceptional and lifelong memory. His vendor knowledge and recommendations were perfect and his wealth of experience resulted in detailed planning and execution. We used his full service option and from day 1 were grateful to have him by our side. I highly recommend him without reservation! Krista, MOB

Overall our wedding was a day we will cherish forever! There are definitely a couple of things that…read morewould have made it a lot better though. To start off we had no air conditioning in the bridal suite. We had two small fans that did nothing but push around the hot air. My mother over heated right before my wedding time and it was awful. One AC unit was downstairs and one in the groom suite. People (including John) assured me that things would be cool and that was not what happened at all. Also no A/C was moved to the basement after being used in the groom suite and after we requested it to be moved. It was blazing hot in the basement and we ended the dance early due to people getting overheated. Second Sylvia, who was supposed to do the elevators and anything else we needed, did not reply promptly to our requests and made it seem like we were an inconvenience to help us. We had to go find her more than once and we had to search for her. We had several people leave before our first dance in the basement because they didn't want to wait on the elevator and hold up the wedding. It was very very disappointing to myself and my husband. It was his aunt and uncle and others who left because his uncle had a stroke and can no longer walk. It took us over ten minutes to find Sylvia. My brother and stepdad had to clear an entrance for the elevator to be used. I would have loved to actually meet my organizer Katie face to face but instead she sent a lady named Aspen in her place (Aspen was wonderful but didn't know anything of what Katie and I had already discussed). I didn't let any of that ruin our night. It is a beautiful venue but definitely some things need to be improved. Catering was wonderful!

Beautiful grounds and venue. Unique and has tons of potential. It really is a great venue for a…read morewedding or party.... However, Rita, the event manager, is an insufferable petty tyrant. While caution may be indicated during a unique period in our society, Hurricane Rita represents the worst kind of creature this pandemic has produced. This venue should be avoided until she finds another job. It's one thing to ask that guests wear masks, it's another thing to attempt to require the attendants AND officiant to wear masks during the ceremony. Spacing? Sure....not allowing the attendants to walk side-by-side but they can stand next to each other? Huh? Attached is an honest to God seating arrangement. Who is at that single table? The officiant....and father of the groom! No matter, he can come sit with us! Not allowed suggests Hurricane Rita! She threatened to stop the party, to which I laughed. Her next move? She yelled at and pointed her finger at the server, Sandy, who moved the place setting from the single table to our table. Dancing? Sure, but only at your table with other people at your table. And you can't leave your table for anything. This petty rule can't possibly extended to the father/daughter dance? It sure does! What option do you have? They can dance outside....but no one can view the dance. Hurricane Rita and her overlords are the worst type of person. They are given a modicum of power and use it to make up rules that no rational person would come up with or attempt to enforce. Sic semper tyrannis. Hurricane Rita and the rest.

I stayed at the Moxy for 7 days on a work trip. As our location is in Cherry Creek, it was the best…read morein terms of location and price compared to the other two in walking vicinity. Since I checked in late at night and checked out early in the morning, there wasn't much of a wait. However, there were some instances where I needed something and had to wait at the bar while they served other customers, some of which were staying at the Moxy and others who were there for drinks. My stay overall was not bad, but not great. The pros: (1) The room was not a bad size for one person. Like other reviews, all of the items you can use were hung on a wall and didn't take up too much space. (2) They provided most of what you would need during your stay on the second floor: iron, toothbrush/paste, hair caps, sewing kit, earbuds, lotion, toilet paper, towels, etc. (3) They provided complimentary drink tickets during your stay. (4) The staff overall are very friendly and try their best to help. The cons: (1) The room can feel really cramped once you start using the hanging items. There is also a strange gap between the bed and the side space created as a nightstand. (2) There is no closet or mini fridge, so if you're here for a long stay, don't expect to have a way to store any leftovers. They do have a microwave downstairs, but it's not that helpful without a fridge. (3) There are garbage trucks that drive through every morning, so unless you're a very deep sleeper or on a higher floor, you would need the earbuds. (4) I requested to have the room cleaned and no one came to clean it (after my 3rd day of staying there). (5) If you like going to the gym, there is not much equipment at this hotel compared to the other two. There are some dumbbells, 3 cardio machines, and a punching bag. (6) This is more of a safety hazard than anything else. The emergency staircase does not connect to the first floor. Because I was on the second floor and one of the elevators broke during my stay, I tried walking downstairs to make the process quicker. It is not connected. (7) My shower flooded. If you stay for more than 3 nights, you have to unclog the shower drain every 3 days to make sure it doesn't flood.

Great location. Fun vibe. Issue that we arrived at the hotel at 11pm and got out of our car at the…read morevalet sign, hauled our stuff out of the car, walked up to the valet stand, tried to hand over our keys so we could just check in and get to bed BUT the girl at valet insisted we park ourselves at the public parking next door at $18 a day. I said that I was fine with the $54 a day for valet but she refused to get off her seat and kept repeating for us to park in the public parking. My husband pointed out that she had no motivation to park cars because any tips likely came in the morning and she wouldn't be working then. Otherwise the room, bedding, and towels were clean.

Moss Denver truly lives up to its name with lots of mossy greenery inside and out, and a naturey…read moredesign overall. It has a shabby chic vibe, heavy on the "chic" as there are beautiful chandeliers hanging from the ceilings and gorgeous gauzey drapes. It's counterbalanced with the bit of (still upscale) "shabby" aspects in the reclaimed wooden pieces, exposed bits of brick in the walls, concrete floor, and wooden barn doors. Moss offers an entire room full of jars, candle holders, decor pieces, and other accent items you can use for your event, so definitely do not sleep on that aspect of their venue, too. We visited Moss Denver in Autumn so the greenery that you'll see on the grounds was not yet alive and blooming, so consider that if you visit during the winter or fall months. I'm sure the blooms of Summer or Spring add a whole other aspect of the natural ambiance! Aside from the moss, greenery, and chandeleirs, etc - Moss is mostly an empty slate. So you can bring your own design and personal touches to your event pretty easily, which is so great in a venue when you don't want a cookie cutter look. So I recommend definitely at least checking out Moss Denver as an option for weddings, corporate events, reunions, or any other event that needs a nice, pretty malleable space that will work for most any event needs.

Here for a wedding and it was the worst experience of my life. The bartenders have rudimentary…read moreskills and expert attitude. So much so that they threatened to kick me out because I ordered a bourbon on the rocks and when they refused to serve it citing venue policy I noted that wasn't the policy an hour ago with my last one. The steak was burnt on the outside and cold in the middle. The appetizer service was insufficient at best and gulag in reality. I can't say enough about the service. I suggested to the patron they should ask for money back due to the poor offerings and service. Still irritated 2 days later and can't say to avoid this place enough.

Booked for my 40th birthday party--so easy, professional and overall awesome experience. The food…read morewas a hit, heard a lot of people talking about the Irish Egg Rolls! All of their food was made from scratch, even the chicken fingers. The size was perfect--kept everyone together yet enough room to dance. Coordinating was so easy and I highly highly recommend! Another cool thing, pre-planning is made easier with all of their online resources. Although the vibe (and brick walls) don't need a lot of decoration, you can virtually tour the space and take measurements for planning. If you are thinking about this place, do it!

I came here for a private event so we had our own room and private bar. The food was very good. It…read morewas a hot buffet with (appetizers) risotto cake, curry chicken, and Turkey meatballs in a delicious sauce. Our main course was salad, salmon, chicken in a mushroom sauce, potatoes, etc. This was all for a rehearsal dinner. I wouldn't have a TON of people in this room but with a reasonable amount it's comfortable.

I think it is a great space to host certain events. My only thing is that when you put this address…read moreinto your smartphone for whatever reason it doesn't direct you directly to the location. Because there is no signage its difficult to locate just driving by. The women working in the place were very helpful in finding the location. Parking is a typical downtown headache. They also had TV monitors for presentations along with a bar set up. It could use some decor but again it may just be their style of doing things.

My business partner and I reserved the night of April 16th at The Denver Speakeasy event space, for…read moreour new business launch party . Due to Denver's stay at home orders our launch party was cancelled. We asked the business to refund our $700 payment and they are refusing to refund us. We are a small business who needs all the support we can gather during this time, and the event space is refusing to refund us our money even though the event was cancelled due to a global pandemic. Absolutely disgusting behavior during a time like this.

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!

We stayed in this lovely home for 3 days over Memorial Day weekend and it was perfect for our…read moreneeds. We had a room on the first floor, near the public areas, but never heard any noise. The large sitting area was comfortable for reading and visiting, the breakfasts were varied and fresh, and the outdoor patio was spacious and beautiful. Although onsite parking was somewhat limited, alternatives were nearby, and we found it convenient to use Uber to get to the busy downtown spots. Very welcoming hosts, and a pleasant chat with the owner - all in all a delightful visit, many thanks to Flora House!

The Flora House is an absolute gem. The Inn Keeper Ashley was extremely welcoming! The house itself…read moreis beautiful and the small personal touches were nice! The back patio area is a heavenly escape with a gorgeous garden, fire pit, and hot tub. It is a perfect place to relax. Flora House is conveniently located near Cheesman Park, Botanical Gardens and so much more. What are you waiting for? Book your stay at Flora House today!