What I great stay older building and rooms but clean and comfortable staff made it that much nicer

This hotel is such a cute hidden gem. Fun fact--it is the oldest hotel in Denver. It is a little pricey, but so is everything in Denver. My stay was about $350 plus valet parking through Expedia. There is cute little speakeasy and just the coolest vibes/architecture. The staff was so nice and helpful. I was on my way to a concert and was going to utilize the hotel car service, which was down. The front desk paid for me to Uber to the show. The doorman told me that several celebrities and musicians stay there regularly. I think it is because it is quiet and smaller than the other hotels. It is also walking distance to Coors field and all of the cool downtown Denver restaurants. The rooms are spacious, clean and quiet. You get an actual key to get into your room instead of an electronic card, which I loved. I slept like a baby in the soft and comfy bed and my Expedia status allowed me a free bottle of wine at my visit. I would 100% recommend them and I will be back. read more

This hotel is located in the heart of Denver. I was so thankful for the clean bathrooms and lovely lobby. It has a great history. read more

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My friends and I wanted to experience this hotel. This hotel is not worth it. We got a buy 2 night, get 1 free night deal and it was still double the cost of the Grand Hyatt which is 0.70 miles away. They also charged taxes and fees for the free night when we checked out. It wasn't presented in our reservation which we made on The Oxford's website. The sink was so small here at the Oxford that it's barely longer than my Up & Up toothbrush holder. The bedding was dirty with a blood stain and they didn't have a spare comforter for us. They said even the empty rooms have no comforter. They ended up finding a king sized one. They have a real key and a two key limit per room. The shuttle wasn't available when my friends and I needed it. They only got one shuttle that sits 5 guests. The exercise classes in the morning were canceled. The continental breakfast was a bit fancy. There was yogurt in a mason jar, lox, and some pastries. The beverages were tea, coffee, and OJ. Breakfast ends early at 9 AM and not 10 AM. I stayed at the Grand Hyatt as well and recommend that hotel over the Oxford. read more

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The best part of this stay were probably the staff who were very helpful and always seemed genuinely positive. The room was sumptuous. The bed was good quality and most people would probably love the firmness (I prefer it a bit softer than most people). The linens were lovely, as were the towels. The bathrobes were the softest and nicest I've ever put on. The drapes were able to completely block light, which made for lovely sleeping and the windows were thick enough to mostly block out city street noise - only the occasional ambulance siren could be heard. The walls were quite thick so I never heard any other guests. The quiet was much appreciated. If it were cheaper, I'd simply rave about it. However, for the price, I guess I expected perfection. Here are my small grievances: The heat was unable to go above 72F. While typically I wanted it at 70F, which was possible, I did try to bring it up to 74F once, which didn't work, despite the engineer looking at it. The continental breakfast was fresh, but the carbs were all sweet or chips. Since they provided lox, meats, cheeses, it would have been nice to have bread/toast/bagel to go with it. Hard boiled eggs were nice, but no knife provided to cut them, nor salt & pepper. No oatmeal, which occasionally is available at continental breakfasts. The plates provided were the size of tea saucers so a bagel chip could not fit on the plate with an orange at the same time. I called ahead to request a fridge in my room, but there were none available. They were able to put my leftovers in their fridge, but I would have preferred one in my room. The "complimentary" bourbon tasting from 5-7 expects a $10 tip, which seems steep to me, considering it's "complimentary" and considering there's no option to add a splash of water or ice. Even smaller gripe - water pressure on the 4th floor was lighter in the shower than I'd have liked. It was still a good temperature and it was enough pressure, but not amazing. I stayed here because it was close to union station. But now that I've been to Denver, I realize that not much seems to happen downtown unless you're there for business, which I wasn't. I wish I'd stayed in LoHi or Cap Hill. But if you're here for business, it could be the perfect location. read more

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A historic, charming hotel with some room for improvement. In this case, I don't think the hotel could do anything, it's just that walls are paper thin and depending on your neighbor/hotel activity, I'm sure you'll have a different experience. And honestly it wasn't bad for me, until the morning. No late night partying, or not that I could hear, I just had the early morning wake up with someone talking on their phone in the next room. What is so great about this hotel: it's history, it's location! The oldest hotel in Denver along with the oldest speakeasy still standing? Yes! Right across from Union Station? So great. And they play into that history in the lobby and the staircases and the decor. It's great and old school and charming. The valet were so friendly. They offer a small continental breakfast and some other perks that you pay for in the fee. EH. Since this hotel is small, the room I was in was small. However... the bed was COMFY. I pretty much never say that about hotel beds since my bed at home is the best, but this bed was real nice with the perfect combo of plush, but hard. A few things: they don't have a water fill station, so you can ask the people at the front desk. One time it took 2 minutes, one time it took 5. Why not just add a water fill station in the lobby, we up a mile high baby, everyone's dehydrated. As mentioned, the continental breakfast was fine, not knock your socks off though. Some pastries, eh coffee, fruit that went quick. They have a whiskey tasting happy hour, however I didn't partake. Overall, solid experience. read more

This is Denver's oldest hotel! How cool! When I arrived I was warmly greeted by Regan at the front desk, and the valet team waiting at the front door. The hotel has a lot of charm and you can tell a lot has gone into renovating it. There are some pros and cons to staying here: Pros: - The location! You could not ask for a better location if you're staying in downtown Denver. Right next to the hustle and bustle of union station, and an easy walk from the station if you're taking the train from the airport. Lots of great businesses and restaurants within walking distance. - the space is beautiful, and the details and decor make it feel really special - Free breakfast daily from 6-9am - Free bourbon every night from I believe 5-7 - The rooms were spacious and the bathrooms were lovely. They had robes too! I love a hotel robe. - A daily $10 gift card to Urban Farmer every day - Free access to their gym and fitness classes - There was also some entertainment in the lobby on Sunday night when I was there - they put a lot of effort into making your stay feel special! Cons: - it's an old hotel, so it's not very sound proof. Luckily I was mostly just sleeping here so it wasn't a huge issue for me. You can hear people out in the hallway, in other rooms, and at night the cracks in my doors let a little bit of light in from the lot hallway - They only have regular keys for the room, no key cards. It's $75 to get them replaced if you lose them, but you can leave them at the front desk to hold for you if you are afraid of losing your key. It was cute and charming, and a nod to the hotel's history, but it was a little tiny bit inconvenient - The way the hotel was set up, my window had a view of the rooms directly across from me, and I could see directly into them. I love natural lighting and love keeping my window open, but I didn't feel like I had much privacy when I opened my window. - There weren't any water fountains in the lobby to refill a water bottle, and the sinks in the rooms were tiny - I couldn't refill a water bottle in my sink. They do give complimentary water bottles daily, Overall, the pros far outweigh the cons for me personally and I would absolutely stay here again. read more

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Excellent location Located 100 yards from Union Station. So easy to take train ($10.50) from airport to US then walk to hotel. Classic hotel, five floors with traditional metal room keys. We stayed in a nice fourth floor room with a king size bed. Daily continental breakfast and evening bourbon tastings with music.. the Urban Farmer is on the first floor for dining. A speak easy style bar is also on the first floor which serves great craft drinks. Staff is friendly. Maid service available only by early morning request Room did not have a refrigerator Recommended Slainte! read more

The Oxford is one of our favorite hotels in Denver. Why? It's located in LoDo. It's mature/historic. It's personal. It's sophisticated. It's friendly. It's classic. We particularly enjoyed their evening receptions in the lobby - starting at 5. read more

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This is a great old hotel in downtown Denver and is near everything. We walked just six blocks to Coors Field and lots of stuff is in the area. The room was satisfactory. Maid service is by request and there is only one small trashcan in the bathroom. After three nights it was overflowing. Also no fan in the bathroom. There are no vending machines or ice machines. If you want ice, go to the front desk and they get you a bucket. Decent Continental breakfast with coffee and juice, hard boiled eggs, lox with onion and capers, bagel crisps with cream cheese and various pastries and cakes. There is a whiskey tasting and live music in the evening. We rented a car and staff was great. The have a Lincoln to shuttle if you are going two miles or less. We were having dinner at Buckhorn Exchange which is 1.8 miles. The valet that drove us was super polite. He was unable to pick us up so the front desk clerk texted me a link for Lyft. I tapped it and a driver arrived quickly and brought us back free of charge. One of the snacks they leave in the room was expired. See photo. It was a yogurt pretzel. My wife did take the gummy bears and she liked them very much and they smelled so fruity. Overall it was a great stay. read more

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Absolutely beautiful historic luxury hotel. The staff are so accommodating and friendly. Everywhere you turn in the hotel, there are little treasure that make your experience rememberable. It's located right across Union Station so getting there from the airport was easy. Just take the airport train to the last stop ($9 one way-cheaper than an uber!) Also it's in the heart of downtown so you can literally walk to hundreds of restaurants and shops. read more

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I liked the Oxford a lot. I probably need to apologize for the late night laugh fest in our room, the perpetual video reenactment of The Shining in the hallway outside our room and our tipsy strolls around the hotel in our robes but my sister and I hadn't seen each other in awhile and I think we let loose a bit here. Zero complaints were reported to us, so perhaps we were ok. We had a great stay, and I really loved the evening Bourbon tastings since I'm a big fan of Bourbon. The Oxford was walking distance to so many places which made it great during our stay. We stayed at the Art hotel last time we were in town but wanted to try something new, in a different area this time. I'd definitely recommend staying here if a boutique historical hotel is up your alley. Great customer service. read more

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Classy, old-fashioned, adorable hotel in every way... from the personable service, Tesla rides, and kindness to our dog Gerbert to the gramophone in the lobby to the delicious room service from Urban Farmer and soft, luxurious robes, everything about this place is top-notch. If I ever need to come to Denver again, I'll be coming back here. 5 stars!!!! read more

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We had a wonderful time at The Oxford. Great location, thoughtful staff and beautiful building with history.

Everything went perfect, from the moment me and my sister got there to checking out. Everyone was so kind and chatty and made you feel welcome....location was great as well, access to everywhere we wanted to explore was within walking distance. And then the best part was watching the Avs win two games. read more

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Don't ever stay here if you like your room cold. The AC DOES NOT WORK in their rooms, meaning they have no AC. The windows don't open either. The only thing they can offer is a very load fan. Plus, the plumbing backed up so the toilet doesn't work. The pillows are hard and cheap. I will never stay here again. The staff is great trying to resolve my issues but what can they do? read more

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Beautiful hotel! Centrally located and 5 min walk to Coors Field and 2 min walk to Central Station. Hotel was beautifully decorated and clean! My husband loved the bourbon hour in the evenings. Great staff highly recommended! read more

Ross and I attended The Oxford Hotel's 130th Anniversary & what an evening! Denver's iconic hotel celebrated with a 4 course dinner put on by Urban Farmer & a whiskey pairing hosted by Laws Whiskey House. The Oxford's valet service was friendly and efficient. Upon arrival at The Oxford, we were enveloped in Art Deco Architecture with hard edges & richly embellished designs accentuated by gleaming metal chandeliers. The combination of stark, geometric lines and shapes with grandiose ornamentation transported us back to a Roaring 20s design style - think Gatsby - bold & striking. The Oxford's aesthetic really set the mood for a splendid evening and The Sage Room (where the dinner was held) was dreamily decorated with moody candelabras, candles & fall foliage. Our dinner was led by Laws Whiskey House Founder Al Laws. The dinner featured four decadent courses, each paired with a special Laws Whiskey House selection. The new Oxford Hotel 130th Anniversary Label Four Grain Bourbon was debuted at dinner. Our dinner was created by acclaimed Urban Farmer Executive Chef Ryan Rau. The Beef Tartare was made with pecorino foam & mushroom relish. YUM. This was by far the best beef tartare I have ever had. The pieces of high-quality beef tenderloin were large and highly seasoned. The beef was vibrantly tasty and melted in our mouths. The prickly acidities of the mushroom relish paired beautifully with the first whiskey; it balanced the richness of the dish. The Warm Farmhouse Salad was made with baby bok choy & seared halloumi. The warm baby bok choy was crunchy yet tender & packed with flavor. It had a swoon worthy golden sear that made this veggie a showstopper. The bok choy had a slightly bitter mineral flavor that evoked the spice flavor and aroma from the second whiskey. The 6 oz Prime Filet came with family-style sides including potato puree, seared greens & tableside mushrooms. The Filet was paired with the Oxford Hotel's 130th Anniversary Label Four Grain Bourbon. WOW this filet. The filet was medium-rare perfection with buttery tenderness and mild beef flavor. The 130th Anniversary Label Four Grain Bourbon provided a nice sweet counterpoint to the deep savory-ness of the filet & mushrooms. The Bourbon was aged over seven years and this dynamic whiskey had notes of wildflower honey, dried cherries and cedar (celebrating two true Colorado originals). The Butterscotch Sundae was butterscotch brownies served family style. The Butterscotch Brownies were chewy, brown sugary triangles that were dangerously delicious. They were the perfect combination of chewy and sweet with a delicately crisp top. I DEVOURED two of these without hesitation lol - more please! The fourth bourbon led with flavors of vanilla and caramel and paired well with the butterscotch brownies. WHAT. A. MEAL. & what superb dinner guests! The group that gathered for the 130th Anniversary at The Oxford was nothing short of amazing. read more

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Really? The location is wonderful. Breakfast...ummm no...warm coffee less than amazing pastry and people leaving dishes everywhere...no thank you. We went somewhere else the next morning. Whiskey tasting....I see pictures of glasses with whiskey in them....ours maybe two sips but if the "bartender" walked away you could pour what you want... annoying. Can you have free transportation close to the Oxford? Yes but make sure that even when you make reservations a day ahead and ask if you are the first reservation and the only one...someone whiter and richer may get the first preference...we made the best of it but still we felt what was really happening. We had to protest a bit to still have the secondary drop off. read more

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From the incredible concierge duo, Natalia and Julian, to the amazing martini bar and free bourbon tasting, we had a blast! My mother and I were in Denver celebrating Mother's Day, and we immediately knew we were in the right place. Dave and Stewart started out our visit with smiles and great banter. Natalia took great pictures of our group. Julian took us through 3 delicious bourbons and told us about the ghost of Florence. Andrew filled the lobby with an amazing acoustic version of "Birdland." We had such a great time. The location, rooms, and staff made this place exceptional. read more

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Spa sucks Beautifully space but terrible nails the manicurist notably hated her job which doesn't make for a good time. I was glad they had an in house personal trainer because she was great but the nails were not good and made worse by the manicurist, also they have no snacks, no drinks or anything. It's not a good spa attached to a hotel read more

I found The Oxford Hotel to be a charming, historical (I.e. old) hotel with very good service and in a great location... 1 block from Union Station and all the bars & restaurants in that neighborhood. The attached Urban Farmer restaurant is excellent. But, it's not for everyone. The floors tend to creak, the paint job is not perfect and there is some street noise on a hopping Saturday night. If you a want a modern hotel with all of its perfect attributes... this is not the place for you. read more

The last few nights in Denver we stayed at the Oxford Hotel in Lo Do (Lower Downtown neighborhood). Built in 1891, the oldest head on bed was renovated several years ago, and its 80 rooms are old style Victorian. Simple, but with sufficient comfort in public and private areas at a reasonable rate, that make the experience very satisfying. Our room on the fourth floor faced north where Coors Field could be seen a few blocks away. Union Station, another beautiful edifice was only a block from the front door on 17th Street. Restaurants and bars are everywhere in the hood, and the hotel itself is home to a great tavern (once a speakeasy), and Urban Farmer, an awesome steakhouse that begs for attention and belies the need to ever leave the house to eat or entertain. Our deal included a solid breakfast and spa services. We took advantage of both and found the servers and skilled staff to be nearly perfect. Just put the extras on your bill, but tip those who assist you well. Covid has killed many vacations and those who work the industries associated with fun and relaxation. So, special prices were available for the asking. We saw it as our patriotic duty to share generously with the folks serving us. Denver is a place I have visited many times. It is a cool town with enough culture and history to keep me energized for as long as I am there. Oxford Hotel is a wonderful place to call home given its old west verve and charm. read more

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We love this hotel, such fabulous service. We try to go every time we're in the Denver area. Everyone is Soo very helpful. See you next trip

I found this hotel by pure happenstance after getting stranded in Denver airport for like 16 hours due to a blizzard in 2018. I couldn't have been happier with my entire experience. I was unable to get my luggage prior to leaving the airport for the night and the front desk was kind enough to provide me with toiletries. They were extremely kind and inviting. The bar attached to the hotel was a welcomed escape after a long stressful day. If I ever make my way back to Denver, I will only consider The Oxford. read more

Hubby & I stayed here in a king room for a long weekend & had a ok time. We loved the big soaking bath tub & the giant flat screen tv, the Art Deco furniture was cool & the bed linens were nice. However, the king bed we had, had a giant bear hole in it. The mattress was shot. Def needed to be throw in the trash. What I liked about this hotel, the lobby was all decorated up for Christmas & was totally Gorg. The Cruise room was outstanding. We loved the Art Deco Bar in the lobby & the fireplace. The valet parking was also top notch. What I didn't like about this Hotel is that there was no mini bar in the room & no frig. There was one crappy half bottle of vino that I wouldn't drink if I was homeless & one super expensive tiny bottle of local bourbon. One tiny super cheap bottle & worthless & one tiny super expensive bottle & worthless, to us anyway. There was plenty of room in our room for a mini bar/mini frig. To add to that disappointment, the room service menu was a joke, overpriced crap & not enough options. The coffee pods were decent but there was no milk, cream or creamer or anything. Hubby had to call down to get some & by the time we got the creamer we were leaving. Before leaving, I called downstairs & let them know the bed was bad & that they should replace it b4 someone else stays in the room. I told the front desk that if they change the mattress out we would return & give them another try that we did enjoy the rest of the hotel. The lady on the phone was nice enough & told me she would make a note of it. read more

I was staying at a hotel in Union Station. Which is walking distance to the oxford hotel. This review is for the gym and spa portion of the hotel. I came to work out every day I was in town at this gym and showered at the spa. Everything about this place is phenomenal. Very clean everyone is very professional the spa and the showers everything provided is top notch. I'm very happy with my experience at this gym and spa. They have a good selection of products they sell and their steam room was my favorite part! The gym has every piece of equipment you can think of and well laid out. read more

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I left a hat in the bar two nights ago and Alex went above and beyond to ensure that I could get that back. Lovely staff all the way around. Had a wonderful holiday get together there. Come for the hospitality, stay for the Alex.. What wonderful service. Can't wait to come back read more

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Had an amazing massage with Jess. She knew the fine line of pressure when it came to working out my knots. Totally understood my needs and worked out my kinks the best she could. read more

Oxford Hotel The Oxford Hotel, is in a great location in downtown Denver. It is a 5-minute walk from the main train station. The area has been totally upgraded with lots of bars and restaurants. The bar within the station is outstanding. The hotel offers lots of positives; it is a classic property with lots of history, the rooms are very comfortable, continental breakfast, bourbon tasting in the evening and 5 stars for the bellman/car parking service. Negative; 1 star for room organizational skills. The hotel hosted a large wedding reception Saturday night. The ballroom entry opens directly across from one of the bedrooms. The ballroom doors cannot be closed because of the fire code. The hotel, however, did not book this bedroom with participants from the wedding reception. Instead, they booked our family and six-year-old granddaughter. Needless to say, the party and music was incredibly loud, and our granddaughter was not able to go to sleep until well past her normal bedtime. The reservations team needs to do a better job. read more

I am in Denver visiting my daughter and sought out a special place for our Christmas Dinner together. We chose the Oxford Hotel in Denver, and the Urban Farmer restaurant. Meal was price fix of $75 per person. Plus wine at $15-17 per glass, should have been top shelf. First course, a charcuterie, was ok, the second course, their Seafood Chowder was served lukewarm at best - sent back and they brought out more... still less than HOT, but warmer than before. Next came the entrees, daughter had chicken and I had prime rib. Chicken was less than marginal, and prime rib, served ONLY with horsey sauce but no au jus, was ok. Then, as J revised my check, there was another charge tagged on... I asked the waited, who was very nice and efficient, what it was. Turns out to be a 1% charge for the preservation of the downtown??? Really??? When he offered to remove, I said absolutely! This should have been a memorable experience but instead turned out to be one I hope we soon forget! read more

We didn't stay at the Oxford Hotel but we did use their valet service daily from The Crawford Hotel & I feel strongly that these guys need a shout out. Every person we interacted with was so nice, quick, & personable. I think the ipad request system between the Crawford/Oxford is not the most well oiled and I fear that egotistical Crawford patrons would take out their anger at having to walk an extra couple of feet to the Oxford to get their car instead of having it delivered in front of the Crawford on the valet guys. They are literally making the best out of a difficult situation of acting as valet for 2 hotels at once. We interacted with them the most of all the hotel employees & they were by far the most memorable & best staff we interacted with. read more

Hi, let's start with the good! The Oxford was pretty & refined, with a cozy lobby. My room was immaculate and the bed super luxurious. I loved just handing my car over to the valet and not having to deal with it. Location by Union Station very convenient, and there's a Whole Foods less than 5-min walk if you need provisions. They also offer free transport to places nearby. The woman running the 5:30pm bourbon tasting was fun and became more animated as a steady stream of guests queued up to taste. She definitely embodied the friendly, up-for-anything attitude that I love about Colorado. The front desk person, not so much! My only beef about the hotel was I was unable to sleep because my room #301 was next to something mechanical that sounded like a washing machine on its spin cycle. By the time I noticed it I was snuggled in my bed and it was too late to request another room. That was my bad, so I laid awake listening to headphones & then was woken up again by the sound early morning. So not relaxing! I did mention the sound to two different people, including front desk lady, who "thanked my for my feedback" in a vaguely hostile way that made it clear she cared not at all. How hard would it have been to offer a drink or dessert on the house, or even a discount on future visit. That would have made everything right! But I was so put off by the attitude that I won't be coming back. Such a shame! read more

In a nutshell: a memorable stay in a beautiful historic building I randomly picked this place for its proximity to Coors Field, which is walking distance. I was pleasantly surprised upon driving up. Valet whisked our car away and shuttled our bags to our room. The building itself is quite extraordinary, and stunningly beautiful. You feel as if you stepped back in time and should be wearing a fedora and suit. Every detail of the hotel was just spot on. The lobby is stunning! The staff was excellent, and excelled at making sure we were taken care of. The queen bed was perfectly perfect. The bathroom was my favorite part; the black and white one inch tiles, and the pedestal sink and shower were such a delight. I pretty much LOVED staying here. The ambiance, location to downtown, history, decor, and staff were what made my experience memorable. Felt like a jazz era movie star. I would definitely return and would definitely recommend to friends. read more

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Old school charm Lobby at Christmas is wonderful Pop into the Cruise Room for cocktails Charming, great service An original Yelp wants too many words to describe what can be said as "Simply A Classic" read more

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We had an ok stay at the Oxford but not worth the money. I have wanted to stay because I like historic hotels. I would honestly say though that I didn't find it anything special. It is a lovely old building and we expected the bathroom to not be huge, but there was no place for a second person to get ready with a mirror or outlet to dry hair. We came down to get some breakfast and they were taking the fruit and yogurt off the table even as my husband was trying to put some on a plate. The front desk was very nice, but when we asked about dinner recommendations they seemed to not have any solid answers. We were given a sheet with some choices but we were looking for some suggestions. Even if you haven't experienced these restaurants, I would try to learn more about them. (I say as a former waitress). In the future I would go back to the Crawford down the street.) read more

Nice hotel. Great location. But be very careful when you book a reservation. They are not very flexible if/when you have a change of plans. However, after a bit of a tussle they made things right. read more

Pros: Centrally located in DT Denver with lots of great restaurants nearby. Complimentary transportation anywhere within 2 miles of hotel. The hotel is dated but with much character, personally I think it's a plus. Cons: The hotel is an older hotel so there will be patrons who do not appreciate the lack of modern hotel amenities or look, however, this "con" is really a positive as it gives the hotel its vibe. Customer Service and cleanliness are the deciding factors in my book in regards to return visits to any hotel location. Every single staff member I met was pleasant and helpful. I was upgraded upon arrival, not certain if this was due to my co. holding a seminar, however, it was a great surprise nonetheless. I recommend this hotel to anyone staying in the DT Denver area. Snooze for breakfast and Stoic & Genuine are other great spots located within a 1 Min walk of hotel. read more

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Was looking for recommendations for thing to do in the area so we stopped by Oxford. The woman at the front desk, Savannah, was so incredibly friendly and helpful. Even through we weren't guests of the hotel she treated us like booked the presidential suite. She took some time to give us awesome recs. Will definitely be staying here next time. Amazing customer service and hospitality. read more

Never paid this much for a hotel this bad. The WiFi service is obnoxious, and requires personal information and an email validation before it will work. A cheap trick to get your email on a list and I've paid for it since with a ton of spam from them. Worst, however, the plumbing was messed up in our room and my 10 year old son got scalded in the shower. I thought he didn't know how to operate it, but when I tried I confirmed the water would spontaneously get scalding and I was be unable to get it cold no matter where I set it. It was like the cold water pressure went to zero. After reporting this their solution was to comp me the BS "amenities" charge they tack on to the room. What amenities?!? Never going to return. Wished I'd stayed at the much nicer hotel in the train station. Just as historic, and friends from Colorado tell me its better. This was a disappointing tourist trap. read more