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    The Maven Hotel at Dairy Block

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    Lauren F.

    Such a great stay. Happy hour tokens, giant tub, sounds proof windows?! Yummy burritos and coffee at Huck, cute little shop at Blue Ruby. Friendly staff, thanks Sarah! Would love to come back

    Nicole M.

    The Maven is a modern, relaxing place to stay. There are so many pluses. It's centrally-located downtown. The staff is friendly. The beds are nice. The pillows are nice. The carpet is plush. The tv is large. The lighting is suitably adjustable. The water pressure and the rainfall showerhead are perfect. They also have good amenities. A gym, a hotel car (locations within 2 miles), two bars, free coffee, water stations, free happy hour cocktails, and free churros! There is a lot of interesting art. They are also dog friendly. I same many well-behaved four legged friends while there As part of the Dairy Block, there are lots of dining and retail options nearby. Some within the same building. I sort of wish they had concierge massage services, but that's just me. I would definitely stay there again. Recommend.

    Milk Block alley
    Tim K.

    My wife and I had passed through the Milk Block (where The Maven is) while on a walking food tour. We thought it would be rad to stay there but the $$$ price tag kept us away until recently when we came across a deal. The Maven is artsy and modern. I loved looking at all the cool touches. It's truly a spot you could stay one night and never even have to leave the building. There are so many bars and dining options on site. At check in time you get a complementary happy hour drink. Walking distance to most anything notable downtown (Mile High or Ball Arena would be a stretch). Less than perfect things: - Our room did seem a little worn. The carpet was literally coming apart at the seam. - A "pour over" in the room is a nice hipster touch but was awful. Just go down to the lobby and get your complementary coffee from the shop.

    Ashley Y.

    My sister and I came to Denver to watch a concert at the ball arena and I've been wanting to stay here! Beautiful property Immaculate rooms Clean bathrooms with the best shower and soft robes ever great ac & free water faucets on every floor with vibrant paintings and wall art! The beds were clean and comfy too! The check in was simple and easy! We would've liked a fridge in here but it's ok. The bottom floor is connected to a restaurant & a food central market type of thing. There are multiple little restaurants there so there's a place for everyone. We grabbed a pizza and a salad & had a nice lunch in our room. We got tokens for drinks at the restaurant next door and free coffee in the AM. They have a driver service as well that you can book and they'll take you to nearby places. I will be back!!!

    Cozy robes and coffee mugs make you feel warm and fuzzy.
    Kimberly L.

    I just returned from a stay at The Maven Hotel and I can't stop raving about it. From the check in to check out. Mountain Spring Water & Cozy Robes Each morning, a filtered bottle of genuine mountain spring water waiting for me--served in the most charming craft complimented with mountain-detailed cups and matching coffee mugs. It's little touches like these that elevate the experience and really lean into that alpine vibe. And the sweater-style robes? Utter perfection. Soft, cozy, and exactly what you want to curl up in after a long day of exploring Denver. Shower Goals If you love a powerhouse shower, you'll never want to leave. The water pressure was absolutely incredible--strong and steady--and the temperature controls were precise, so each rinse felt like a mini spa moment. I actually lingered in there longer than I meant to! Fitness enthusiasts, rejoice: the on-site gym is nothing short of insane. Every machine imaginable--cardio, free weights, resistance machines, functional trainers--you name it, they've got it. I did a full circuit and still discovered new equipment I didn't even know existed. Sweet Perks & Happy Hour Deals Between 4-5 PM, complimentary churros appear like clockwork--crispy, cinnamon-sugar delights that hit the spot. Beyond that, The Maven spoils you with guest-only perks and discounts: I took advantage of a "buy two drinks, get a free appetizer" special (and scored two Old Fashioneds for the price of one). If you're anything like me and live for cocktail deals, this will make your evening. Location, Location, Location You're just a short walk from Union Station--perfect for exploring LoDo's shops and restaurants--and even closer to Coors Field if you want to catch a Rockies game. No rideshare required! All in all, The Maven delivers on style, comfort, and fun extras. If you want a boutique hotel that feels both playful and luxurious--complete with mountain flair, unbeatable showers, killer fitness facilities, and tasty perks--look no further. I'll definitely be back!

    Bike friendly hotel!
    Ella E.

    Not only is there happy hour coins, but cinnamon churros. They are conveniently located downtown with ample restaurants. The hotel has a clean gym and areas to get work done.

    Alli C.

    I recently stayed at the Maven which is part of the Denver Milk Market. The market is super cool with seemingly local vendors/restaurants that offer a little bit of everything in terms of food and beverages. The market was super clean and I enjoyed walking around looking at each vendor even though I wasn't looking for food. What was super cool is as we were leaving on Sunday, we walked into a really awesome drag show! Love how locally focused the market is! The hotel was FABULOUS! The rooms were SO BIG, everything was spotless and the bed was so comfy! Great products/amenities, including a free drink during happy hour at the airstream at Kachina. We enjoyed both Kachina, Loca, and the Milk Market while staying here, and did the very short walk to union station to catch the red rocks express. The location was SO convenient. Staff was also super friendly and helpful with recommendations, and we were able to both check in early and checkout late, which was great for enjoying our honeymoon a bit more. :)

    King room
    Becca D.

    I cannot say enough great things about this hotel! I stayed here for a few days on a Pack Up and Go trip so they chose the hotel for me. It's location in the Dairy Block was prime real estate with so many things right nearby like the Milk Market that was connected and Union Station a few blocks away. The hotel itself was absolutely beautiful and decorated very cool with a focus on art. I had a king room that faced the sky courtyard, the only downside to this room is that it faced an office building with large windows and people in it so I pretty much had to keep my drapes closed the whole time unless I wanted people staring into my room lol. The bed was SO comfy, I haven't slept that well in awhile! Loved the room decor and the pourover coffee was delightful. TV was in a weird location on the side of the bed so had to sort of lay awkwardly to watch it. Bathroom was beautiful, loved the shower! Front desk staff were wonderful and I loved all the perks you got for staying here. You got a chip every day to get a free drink from the cantina airstream trailer. You also got discounts at all the vendors attached to the building including the cantina, social club, and everything in the Milk Market. Overall, really neat hotel!

    Danny L.

    We recently at the beautiful Maven Hotel. It is conveniently located in the Dairy Block area. The hotel is close to Coors Field and McGregor Square. From check in to check out the experience was amazing. In the lobby you'll also find plenty of eatery's and a bar. If you don't fancy anything in the hotel you can walk out towards the back and you'll find bakeries, breweries, and wine bars just steps away from the hotel. When you check in you are greeted by helpful smiling and friendly staff. Upon check in we received happy hour tokens to use for their air stream bar (which was cute in itself). By using the chips they give you you can have your choice in a variety of soft drinks, craft beers, seltzers or house margaritas. You are able to get more happy hour chips everyday during your stay. Pretty cool of them to offer a deal like that! When we got to our room we were amazed at the large size of the room. It was more than plenty of space for two people. It had a round dining table-with four chairs, wet bar area, couch, king size bed, HUGE balcony and large walk in shower. The room was comfortable and clean. No complaints at all about the room. Daily house keeping service is by request only and must be made before 1pm the next day. The my also provide access to a gym, which you'll need to get the key card from the front desk. This was a little different than other hotels because the gym was about a 2 min walk down the alley (100% safe) in the back. It seems like it's a shared gym with other business around. But when we went it was never crowded. It provides plenty of machines, free weights and cardio equipment. There is plenty of space on the gym and it was clean and very well maintained. Loved going there just to get a quick workout. Overall this hotel was amazing and we would love to come back. You will not be disappointed at all with your stay here. P.S. - Parking was $58/night...but if you're willing to walk a block or so, overnight parking at a different garage was a fraction of the cost.

    Megan J.

    TLDR: 4.5/5 stars overall, especially considering the convenience factor. A friend was in Denver from the east coast for work, so I flew in from the west coast for a near-change-of-scenery-cation :D Check in in my friend's absence was seamless. I arrived early evening & there was one person at the front desk. I brought my bag to the room then went back to the lobby for a drink; front desk staff did mention I could order a drink to my room, or take my drink from bar to room if I desired - so convenient! Not to mention, all the super convenient food options in the attached Dairy Block market - take your pick of cuisine, options for nearly everyone. I happened to be in Denver during the early & unexpected first snow of 2022, and while I came prepared for snow, I didn't like it - having the food court attached to the first floor of the hotel was a big plus for me. The room we stayed in was nicely appointed - good clothes storage options, desk, arm chair, bathrobes, iron/ironing board, cups with cute decals, interesting art/lighting/headboard. It was an interior room, so faced an office building (kinda weird) so we had to make sure blinds were closed as you could see immediately into the building next door-but whatever, didn't bother me. I have family in the hotel business, so I'm fairly critical of a few design elements: bathroom accouterments, outlets&nightstands. Our room had outlets on only one side of the bed, thus half a star removed from my overall review. However, the bathroom had larger bottles of soap in the shower (love that hotels are moving away from using tiny single-ish use bottles) and a ton of counter space, plus a bar stool (for the lazy make up applier). If I find myself in need of a hotel convenient to downtown Denver again, I'll definitely consider the Maven.

    Lobby with cute airstream for HH
    Miley D.

    Stayed here for a work conference. Check in was quick. I got a two queen room and it was super comfortable, clean and beautiful! Very hip and modern. The lobby has a great vibe! I don't usually work in public but sitting in the lobby and doing computer work was great! The meeting space was beautiful and spacious. The catered food for the work meeting was very good - salmon and steak! Yum!

    Huge bathroom with 2 sinks. Small round tub on left and huge shower (big enough for 4 people). Basic toilet almost seems out of place.
    Jake C.

    The Maven rocks. I had a work trip planned in Denver recently and was looking for a hotel that was centrally located to the city center and fun activities. I selected The Maven for a variety of reasons, but a big one was the courtesy car service. I asked in advance as this would save my wife and I an Uber back and forth to things we wanted to do. The limit is around 2 miles from the hotel, but there is lots that close. I was able to reserve the pickup/drop off for a couple activities in advance, so I could plan my trip. The staff, via email, was prompt and professional and very helpful. The Maven is close to Union Station. About an 8 minute walk while pulling luggage. You can take the metro train to Union Station and be at the hotel quickly. The Maven is close to Coors Field if you are going to an event there (it is just a couple blocks away). Lots of great restaurants. An arcade. Great location. The room my wife and I got was a little pricey. It was around $350. Now, that being said, the room was awesome. I probably went a little bigger than I realized. It had a large couch, dining room table, nice bed, and the bathroom was huge. It also had a barn sliding door to the bathroom. It is great to look at, but it does mean it doesn't "close" all the way like a regular door, so doing your business isn't quite as private as possible. The shower was large enough for several people. There was a unique round tub, but I'm 6'5" and had to sit criss-cross (applesauce) to fit in it. Cool looking, but not supremely functional. The electrical is funky, too. Switches turned on lights in completely different areas. You couldn't have just one or two lights on most of the time. It was nearly all of them or none of them. A switch at the entry door and one in the bathroom didn't do anything. They probably were supposed to, but they weren't working correctly. Also, the plug-in port on my wife's side of the bed did not work. The lobby is neat and there is access to two bars. There is a mini-airstream RV in it that serves sodas and basic drinks as well. I mentioned the car service and my wife and I used that a few times. Very profressional. Really, the money saved on the Ubers we would have had to use (or to rent a car and pay for parking overnight) went to the nice hotel room, so if you think it is a bit spendy, The Maven finds other ways to save you money. Overall, The Maven is a great place. Beautiful room in a great location. Staff is friendly, prompt, and professional. My room had some elctrical issues, but nothing major that really hamperes the experience. If I were to return to Denver, I wouls absolutely look to book The Maven again. They are close to a lot of fun stuff and have all the amenities, so this is a no-brainer place to stay.

    The Elevator Wall is Made From Leather Belts!
    Vincent C.

    I'm trying to make Denver my winter vacation spot and so far it's working out great! My first time in Denver I stayed at the Mint House/the Grand and that place was awesome!!!! So now I wanted to try a more traditional hotel and the Maven was the winner. The Maven had pretty much everything that I was looking for. A great location, only a block or so from Union Station, a few blocks from the RiNo art district, and close to a lot of restaurants and bars. My room had a balcony facing the Dairy Block, the Maven has a very cool vibe, the rooms are simple but very nice, and my room had an excellent bath tub. I was only here for a few nights but I had a great time at the Maven. During Happy Hour I was able to get a free drink everyday that I was there. The Maven is very different in a great way they so many cool things like the decor in the lobby, the decor in the elevator, the bathroom I had was very impressive, and everything was nice and clean. Oh, I forgot to mention the employees were very nice to me and I even spoke with one who was from San Diego so it was nice that we got a chance to talk I would definitely recommend the Maven!

    We stayed in an Innovator Suite King room, an expansive 525 - 575 sq. ft urban loft space.

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    Ask the Community - The Maven Hotel at Dairy Block

    What's the fitness center look like? The website's information was sparse.

    Open 24 hrs just need to get key from the front desk. Lots of free weights and stationary bikes. Never crowded. They even have a separate meditation rooms. It's as cool as the rest of the property.

    Do all of the rooms at The Maven have balconies?

    I don't know about all the rooms, especially the ones facing the streets, but the inside-facing rooms do. There isn't a lot of room in the courtyard, so you can see right into the other buildings, which mean if people are in their offices, they can… 

    Do the rooms have bathtubs?

    The Master King Room, Master Two Queen, Maker's Suite, and Diamond Suite all have a circular, deep soaking tub.

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    “The Maven is close to Coors Field if you are going to an event there (it is just a couple blocks away).”

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    First thing - I hardly EVER give 5 star reviews unless touched by the stay, the meal, or the staff…read more- I wish I could give 10 stars! We were so happy with our stay. Even though we are locals, and only staying one night - you would never know. Everything was perfect. The room was clean, neat, and stocked, Thanks for the champagne - the wife loved it. The employees were all extremely pleasant, and super helpful. Dinner at the EDGE was unbelievable, and maybe the best cut of Beef I've ever had. The EDGE host, servers, and waiter were just so helpful, knowledgeable, and just NICE. One of the best Anniversary dinners we've ever had, and that was LARGELY in part of our main waiter - I am so disappointed in myself that I can't remember his name. He was AWESOME!!! Thank you all for a wonderful staycation, and a better 33rd anniversary. The nicest hotel in Colorado we have ever stayed in, by far, and possibly the nicest hotel and staff we've stayed in anywhere in the US or other countries. I had mentioned when I made our reservations that it was our anniversary as I do with every anniversary dinner or travel reservation I make - but EVERY single hotel employee or restaurant staff wished us a happy anniversary - not just the front desk as usual for hotels, this kept a smile on our face the entire time. Thank you for making this 33rd Anniversary so special.

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    Five Points, Northwest

    The Ramble hotel was beautiful and in a fantastic location. When I entered the lobby and bar area I…read morewas mesmerized by the stunning holiday decor and trendy bar area. Our room was gorgeous with a beautiful bathroom that even had a vanity (my favorite part) with a chair. Overall, the hotel was awesome. The only negatives are the single elevator for the entire hotel and the room keys were not very modernized and were actual real keys. I wound definitely be back next time I visit Denver.

    So much to love about The Ramble! The location in the RiNo district is perfect - surrounded by…read moregreat food like Super Mega Bien, Cart Driver, Work & Class - and the hotel itself has such a boutique vibe. For our Detroit folks, it definitely gives Shinola Hotel. Death & Co was a big draw for us, and if you're a hotel guest, you can actually make a reservation. Our room type even came with two complimentary cocktails. The small touches really stood out: *Bodum French Press + ground beans for coffee (YES, every hotel should do this!). *Topo Designs backpack to borrow during your stay - a cool "try it out" experience. I didn't end up using it but loved the idea. *Bathroom setup with a separate vanity that had excellent lighting and even a steamer (!!). We had a courtyard view overlooking the patio bar. It was a little noisy on Saturday night, but the bar doesn't stay open too late. Beyond that, the hotel itself was impressively quiet - we didn't hear other guests at all. Overall, a stylish, comfortable, and thoughtful stay. Would absolutely return.

    The Ritz-Carlton, Denver - Experience newly renovated rooms at The Ritz-Carlton, Denver.

    The Ritz-Carlton, Denver

    (225 reviews)

    $$$

    Central Business District, CBD, Northwest

    Ritz-Carlton Denver Room type: King room…read more City view Rating: 3.5/5.0 stars Traveler: Solo trip Destination: Denver, Colorado Cost: 2,200 USD for 3 nights Spa: 600.00 USD Description: Not bad, really, but disappointing for a 5-star hotel. The services were available but were not actively proffered. On the other hand, their spa was utterly fantastic! The hotel food was lackluster and focused on steak over anything else. They had other types of food, obviously, but steak was in plentiful abundance over anything. The housekeeping staff was amazing and on top of their game. The room quality was very good and spacious; larger than most hotels' suites. The in-room bar and mini-fridge were not free despite being labeled an "honor bar." I'm not cheap; I have no issue paying. My issue is the deceptive marketing of the so-called honor bar. The room's furniture was not cheap, but it did appear tacky with the illusion of being of quality. On the positive side, the staff were polite and attentive, and the room was cleaned while I was out. The view was also very impressive. Overall, with all things considered, I'd pick a different hotel; there are better hotels in the immediate area with a lower price tag and the spa is not worth it, despite its attentive and fantastic service. Score: 3.5/5.0

    The Ritz Carlton Denver falls squarely in the standard territory. From a hard product perspective,…read moreeverything is decent shape, but the public spaces and the room itself both have a dated feel. This can work for this type of hotel, but only if the soft product is excellent (see the Ritz Carlton Osaka for an "old school" aesthetic done right for this kind of place). Unfortunately, I found that piece to be lacking as well. Front desk, food and beverage, and spa staff left something to be desired. That said, the bell staff and valets were extremely friendly and helpful. The location of the property is fine - walkable to some local attractions, but there isn't much in the immediate area. Elway's was a disastrous experience deserving of its own review. If you're looking for a nice hotel in Denver, Hotel Clio and Hotel Arts would both be on my list before this place.

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