What a great hotel!! The location was amazing. We could watch the World Cup games on the huge screen outside from our window. It was right across from the baseball stadium. Lots of great, walkable restaurants and bars nearby. The customer service was amazing! From the ice cream social in the lobby during the day and the complimentary beer or wine upon check in, this place has so many great perks. Room was nice and clean but slightly small. Highly recommend. read more

Excellent hotel in a very good and accessible neighborhood. A 5 minute walk from the Union Station and the 16th street mall shuttle. The hotel itself is beautifully appointed with friendly staff. As part of their amenity fee, you get a pour of beer at check in and an ice xream happy hour in the evenings. You do have to ask for your room to be cleaned. Just let reception know. read more

The Rally Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Absolutely loved this hotel. The rooms are very comfortable, luxurious and spacious. The staff is very friendly. They do have a resort fee but I think every hotel on the US does that now. As a part of the resort fee, you get a free pour of Coors beer or can of water or wine at check in (they are gracious enough to give refills). They also have a nice cream sundae and coke float hour 4-5pm with a cute toppings bar. The hotel is situated in McGregor square which is very lively and close to Union Station. They have a diner for brunch and a cocktail bar in the evenings. The lobby has cute baseball decor. Would stay here again! read more

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If you need to be walking distance to Coors Field, you can't really get any closer. You're also really close to Union Station which is convenient. The pricing is a bit high, but overall not egregious. The room and bed reminded me of the Hyatt Centric Downtown Denver, which is not a compliment. The required resort fees feel exorbitant and don't really yield any benefits (you get either a Coors or a wine at check-in, which I would have gladly skipped to save $65). The rooftop pool and hot tub are nice. The view is great. read more

The Rally Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

My friend and I chose the Rally Hotel at McGregor Square for our girls' weekend stay. We chose the hotel for the amenities and the location. It has a rooftop pool, restaurants and shops and is located centrally on the edge of Coors Field. From there, we were able to walk lots of places and take a quick ride share to others. The hotel has lots to offer. We enjoyed the two restaurants, Call Me Pearl for happy hour and The OG for brunch. They offer a free welcome beer or sparkling rose' upon check-in, free coffee in the mornings, and free ice cream sundaes and floats in the afternoons. The rooms have nice mid-century modern design, and modern amenities. Our room had a ballpark view. The top floor has great city and mountain views, music, a pool, hot tub, and a bartender at times. The staff was friendly and housekeeping was on point. As far as things I didn't care for, our room was very small. We had a room with two queen beds. There really wasn't space for a table or a chair. I do like having a place to sit other than the bed. It wasn't a big deal we didn't stand a ton of time in the room. However, they didn't have a set of drawers either, and I like to unpack my belongings. The other thing is that despite the very large, bright, and modern bathrooms, the long countertop had only one sink. I would have been convenient to have another, especially in a room with two beds. There also was no bathtub. The did have some space in the fridge for our drinks which was a plus. Also, there was a spot for filtered water and ice down the hall so we didn't have to waste money on bottled water. We really enjoyed opening day for the Colorado Rockies. Though we didn't go to the game, we enjoyed being part of the celebration. Due to the location of our hotel, we were directly in line for the pre-game and post-game activities.. I would definitely stay at the Rally Hotel if I return to Downtown Denver. read more

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We stayed here the week of opening day and overall we'd come back (given some things were addressed. Scroll to the bottom). Great vibe, great location, and friendly staff. Quick Yelpie tip, just use valet. It's $60 and only a few dollars more than self parking, but saves you from the garage charging you like it's a side hustle. They let us check in early even while their system was down, which felt like a small miracle after a long road trip. It's very dog friendly (minus the rooftop unless ADA). Also, the area is very walkable and close to spots like Little Man Ice Cream, which turned into a whole memorable moment involving valet, ice cream deliveries, and us almost leaving a phone in the car. Perks we loved: -Free drink at check in -Dog treats and bandana -Free coffee in the morning -Root beer floats in the evening -Gym with amazing views AND free weights, Pilates reformer, yoga space Now... if we're paying around $400 a night with parking and dog fees, room 1006 needs a little love. We were excited to see nice amenities like Beekman products, only to get mid shower and realize there was ZERO shampoo. Like... not even a drop. C'mon guys, how can you do this to a girly?! My hair was 6 days in and oily as hell. Nothing worse than wet hair and no shampoo. As the kids say... BRO. Speaking more about room 1006 - The light by the window doesn't work. The shower door has to be yanked way harder than feels safe. If you don't, water goes everywhere. The shower head has some hard water buildup that turns the direction every which way. Pressure is great though. None of this ruined the stay, but at that price point, it's fair to expect these details be dialed in. That said, the views of Coors Field, the vibe, and the staff really do make this place stand out. Still love this place... just fix room 1006 and keep the shampoo stocked. read more

For our mid-winter break this year we returned to Denver in hopes of a glimpse of snow. Unfortunately we had to take the wretched 0500 fight in from Central California so arrived fairly early. No worries, we ended up at the Rally's adjoining breakfast restaurant (5/5 - separate review). I reserved a suite which was fairly large with plenty of room to spread out. The more I travel, the more I find I appreciate a separate bedroom from the living area. My main issue, was I wish our room was ready a little earlier. Does anyone else feel like some places don't even try to arrange things for an early check in? I have VIP Platinum through Expedia and contacted to hotel twice to see if it could be arranged. Funny thing is, when we were done with breakfast, the other person working at the desk accommodated us immediately. In the end, I know it's not their job to check us in it early, it just makes a huge difference. The location was great and our room was quiet. The hotel common rooms are really nice and a bit trendy. Lots of bars and restaurants within walking distance. We did take an uber to the hockey game and our food walking tour (LoHi) but no big deal. read more

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Hotel was well located and clean. Great views and comfortable beds with modern bathrooms (though bathroom did only have a barn door). Check in was easy and hotel restaurants had good service and good menu selections. Rooftop pool was very small though hot tub was nice. Advertised pool bar did not exist so unsure if it is seasonal only. Recommend if attending a game at the stadium or looking for walkable accommodations downtown with lots of restaurants and bars nearbt. read more

The Rally Hotel - Room with 2 queen beds - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

They have Beautiful new rooms. We seen multiple. They're all great. The suites have a separate seating area with large sofa and a small kitchen area with a microwave. I was a bit worried reading some reviews about it being noisy at night but so far this is the quietest city I ever stayed in. They offer a welcome drink at arrival and icecream bar daily in the lobby. . It is located right across from the stadium. Easy walk across. read more

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Great service. Valet team is spot on. Had a great check in with Zacc and Emma. Later teams at the front desk were not as attentive, however. Great service at OGs and Pearl. However , the food is ok. Rooms are nice and clean. Location is great. Pool is nice , however small. Nice views of the stadium and city. If you can get a good deal it's a good option. read more

Booked a hotel room more than three months in advance, through Costco Travel, for a good price, including waived daily resort fee. It also included a complimentary draft of Coors Banquet beer, and bottled water. Proximity to Coors Field, across the street, is unbeatable, with a dedicated pedestrian bridge. We had a room on the sixth floor, which gave a nice view, just over the top, of the back left side of the ballpark. I like how the hotel is part of McGregor Square. Over the course of our stay, we dined there at the food court (McGregor Square Food & Drink), Tom's Watch Bar, and The Original. Courtesy car is one of the hotel amenities, available on a first-come basis. We tried using it on Saturday morning, but were twice told by a valet driver that it was stuck in traffic. I was skeptical of his answer. He suggested that we get an Uber instead, which we did. Since the courtesy car cannot be guaranteed, I don't see it as a true amenity. I did like that the hotel will hold your luggage free of charge after check-in, so you can return to get it after a game at Coors Field. read more

The Rally Hotel - View of Coors Field from sixth floor of hotel - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

This is a really nice hotel directly across the street from Coors Field. Have some good restaurants around it and easy short walk to the train station. The rooms were nice and clean and well appointed. They don't offer daily room service or at least that's what they told me when I checked in on a Wednesday. read more

Free beer at check-in, awesome room, great amenities, and killer location. Worth 5 stars and we will be back. read more

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After looking at the receipt for what my company paid on the hotel room, it's difficult to give this place four stars. Three stars is the best I can offer for the service (above average) , the styling of the rooms (also above average), available shuttle service, and free water. I sleep much better when I can feel the fan and have the ambient noise of it. On the highest setting of fan speed three, I can't even tell the different between the lowest speed. Also, I had to put a lot of towels down on the floor since the shower seals were horrible and leaking water badly. There was a huge puddle my first shower that went into the entrance. That could very much be an accident hazard. The area this place is in is an awesome location, and I'd like to catch a Rockies game next time I'm in town for work. Caldero and Pony up are local restaurants worth visiting, but I may ask for us to book at Teatro next time we're back in town. Meh vibes for first impressions. read more

The Rally Hotel - View from my room. - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Rally hotel was a delight to check out. First off they had lively little shops at both entries. They have a swanky cocktail bar called call me pearl I believe. Looked great. I came for a VC / founder investment summit. I personally loved how clean the entire place was. Not to mention all the art everywhere around the hotel. I can only imagine how the rooms are. We were on the 3rd floor which was an amazing view of the city. Didn't take many pictures as I was shaking hands and kissing babies. Lol read more

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We tried to book the Rally for our wedding room block and it turned into one of the least trustworthy experiences we had during our wedding planning. The hotel sent us a proposal showing 25% group attrition, we accepted it, and then the agreement later sent for signature stated 85% attrition plus a $500 deposit that had never been disclosed in the accepted proposal (see attachment). When we challenged it, our Engine rep told us the hotel had originally entered the proposal terms into the system and later changed them in the agreement, while refusing to honor the original proposal despite our documentation. At one point, even the accepted proposal in the portal no longer matched what we had originally accepted. It had been changed in the portal after the fact. Very glad I took screenshots of both the before and after. Sneaky stuff. After I left a negative review, Rally reached out and made it seem like they were finally going to correct the issue. It was one of our top hotel choices and giving them a chance to correct it seemed like the right thing to do. In good faith, I removed the review. That was clearly a mistake. Their revisit was just as botched as the original process. Yes, they eventually offered to waive the deposit, but the only other concession was a minimal reduction in the room block obligation (by 3 room nights lol), which was nowhere close to a meaningful resolution or the original proposal were we sent. The most telling part came in Rally's own words. In response to my question about their contradiction (verbatim): "If 25% attrition in the original proposal was meant to reflect 25% slippage and a 75% obligation, then wouldn't 85% attrition in the updated terms have reflected an 85% slippage and only a 15% obligation?" Rally's "Area Director of Marketing and Sales" chose to ignore the question and wrote that they wanted to "focus on the offer that we have available to you and move away from the proposal/policies translated through Engine." That perfectly captured the problem. Instead of directly owning the discrepancy between the proposal we accepted and the agreement they later sent, they wanted to move the conversation away from it. This was not an Engine problem or a misunderstanding about attrition language, which the responding Rally marketing employee will surely try to deflect to (they still won't answer my question about contradicting language above I'm sure). We luckily have the receipts and it's clear the Rally isn't willing to stick to their proposals. I understand it may have been an error and that it's not your "typical" policy but that's also not OUR fault. You wasted a whole bunch of our time and caused even more unnecessary frustration. It was a small 10 room block that we requested and planned on fully filling but the Rally insisted on playing hardball with us instead. That is not how a trustworthy hotel handles a straightforward issue. Could not recommend working with this hotel less, especially if you're planning a wedding. read more

The Rally Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Excellent staff and service. Great experience overall at a fun active property. They have free live music on Thursday nights, and lots of local partnerships to get discounts as a fun way to see the city. read more

We had a great 4 night stay at the Rally!! The afternoon guy Noah was super nice and helpful and just overall a nice guy! He gave us suggestions and when we came back he seemed to genuinely care how our night went! I reviewed the restaurants separate. Definitely stop in Call Me Pearl for your free amuse bouche. It was cool that they will drive you anywhere within 2 miles. We took advantage of this twice, third time they didn't have enough people to leave valet and drive. A couple times, valet did seem a little irritated of us asking, but it was included so that didn't stop us from asking! We wanted to see the "Denver Lookout" but to just take one pic so it was nice to not have to Uber there, stand in a parking lot and have to call an Uber back for one picture. The front staff was nice overall (although Noah was the only one that really stood out). The free our upon check in was really nice. The roof top pool was beautiful and well kept. Rooms were clean and modern. The mini fridge is not a censored one (they have items for sale in there), so you can fit a couple of things in there if needed. The only complaint I can think of is that the water pressure was terrible and the shamp/cond dried my hair out terribly (my fault because I could have used my own). I loved the hair dryer though! The place was really nice, great decor, great location. Would highly recommend!! read more

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Location is a plus for these hotel because you feel safe even at night to walk around. Different food options to try. Check in was quick and easy. The hotel guest service line was quick to respond to any request. Clean bathroom and hotel. My only complaint is that the deluxe queen room was not meant for kids. It is not a kid friendly hotel, no table or chair to seat. Atleast even have 1 chair or a table. With 2 kids, it got annoying eating in bed. Parking like any other big cities, is expensive. Coffee in the morning was a plus. Try the OG restart for breakfast, not bad. Overall, location was good but you pay for it. read more

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Came here with a friend to celebrate her bday to see a little music show. Never heard of this hotel, but when we entered, the hotel is very classy and elegant. We were directed to go upstairs for our entertainment. Can't remember what floor we went to but when we arrived, directed to the area of entertainment, it was such a classy and beautiful little area. There was a small bar up there and next to it opened up a beautiful balcony to hang out, look at the view, while waiting for the show to begin. It was a very beautiful night. It was a lovely and good night enjoying Frank Sinatra and good company. read more

The Rally Hotel - Hotel Balcony - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

We stayed here for a work trip and everything was very smooth. Location is amazing! Lots to walk to and many things within the hotel: bar, restaurant, stores, etc,m. The views from all of our rooms were beautiful. Checkin was super easy and nice. Hotel rooms were setup nicely, very clean, and spacious. Half of our team came in very early the next day and they even accommodated getting them into their rooms earlier than expected, which was super helpful since we had meetings all day. Call Me Pearl bar attached was convenient to hang out after dinner and comfortable seating and bartenders were great! They do have TVs in the bar but they were black and white, wish it was color to watch games, etc on. The breakfast restaurant was really good and always easy to walk down to. Good menu with several options. Staff was great there too. If you are needing a place to stay for the game this place is a must. Will def come back to stay here again. read more

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I stayed here for a work trip and had a great time. The rooftop pool is a lovely place to hang out including chairs aside from pool chairs. The rooms were very clean and well decorated and the staff was very nice. They also add little touches that makes staying there even more fun like a complementary beer or wine when you check in and ice cream sundae bar in the evenings. It was also really cute that at their little convenience store by the front desk they had rally hotel dog treats! read more

The Rally Hotel - Dog treats from the rally hotel - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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It is 3am....zero sleep. On the side of the ballpark and non stop cars with loud exhaust. Haven't been to sleep yet. The front desk sent up earplugs. Beautiful hotel but if you want a good night sleep, make sure you stay somewhere else. read more

I've stayed twice now and I will always come back to the rally when I'm in Denver everyone that works there is so sweet and helpful, the morning crew is always so cheery and sunny and the late late night crew is always so nice and happy to help and happy to converse if I get yappy even the cleaning crews are so sweet and kind !! Not to mention the rooms are beautiful with massive windows!! read more

Came downtown for our anniversary and a Rockies game. Been wanting to stay here for awhile. Room wasn't ready at 4. Front desk said housekeeping was understaffed. When room was ready it was fine but not really what I expected for the $$. This bench by the window looked like a crime scene and I can only imagine what these stains are. Window had what I hope are dog nose prints on them if not...gross. But the pool. No towels. Bartender said he let front desk Know but towels never showed. Super disappointing. read more

The Rally Hotel - Nasty stains on bench seat by window - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Great place to stay for a self inflicted prostate exam due to worlds thinnest toilet paper. Over priced, noisy rooms (non stop motorcycle revving , crystal infused ice cream. Great access to Coors Field....that is all this crap has to offer. read more

The Rally Hotel - Worlds thinnest toilet paper for $400 a night - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

This hotel has a really nice staff. Everyone was really polite.and helpful. The front desk knowledge of local restaurants was limited. They had a couple of go to places from what I had overheard in the lobby area. Other than that small hick up we enjoyed our stay. We were traveling with our two daughters and they too liked the hotel. The location can't be beat. Right in the heart of the city. The courtyard/square area had different activities each day it seemed with a big screen display to watch sports, etc. However during our stay the main choice the courtyard/square decided to play was UFC Fighting. Not the best choice for families:( read more

The hotel was great, the service at check-in was welcoming. They even offer complimentary beer or wine. We stayed on the 12th floor facing Coors field. The king room suite was spacious and very comfortable. Definitely recommend staying here. read more

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We were a little confused when we first arrived, as our Uber dropped us off at the valet area near the condos, not the main entrance--but once we figured it out, everything else about The Rally Hotel was amazing! We hadn't done a ton of research beforehand, so we were pleasantly surprised by how much we loved our stay. One of the first things that stood out was the welcome drink--a complimentary glass of wine or beer when you check in (and we even got a voucher for a second glass later on!). It's such a great touch, and honestly something I'll be looking for in hotels going forward. Our room was clean and modern with a view overlooking the square below--we could even watch the Rockies game on the giant screen from our window, which was such a fun perk. We spent our second day walking all over the city and passed a few other hotels we had considered booking...and we were so glad we chose The Rally. The location is unbeatable. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the complimentary car service within two miles was a great way to cut down on Uber costs. One day it was absolutely dumping snow, so we went up to the rooftop hot tub and enjoyed the snowy views of the city--such a cozy moment that my inner New Englander (currently living in the South missing the snow) really appreciated. We also took advantage of the gym, which was fantastic--and it even has a Pilates reformer (huge bonus points for that!). Of course, we couldn't resist going to a baseball game during our stay, and the convenience of walking out the front door of the hotel and straight into Coors Field was unbeatable. It truly made the experience feel like a staycation in the heart of the action. I will definitely be staying at The Rally again on my next trip to Denver! read more

Stay. Play. Dine. We enjoyed a weekend at The Rally Hotel and had a great staycation. The Rally is pet friendly and we brought our dog Forbes along with us. The Rally Hotel encompassed modern comfort while exhibiting the local spirit of Denver. The entrance to the hotel was beautiful with purple tile and copper beams bordering the doors - the purple accents being a nod to the Colorado Rockies. We arrived at the hotel and the valet quickly handled taking our car. We headed inside to the front desk - the attendant was sweet & professional and seamlessly handled our check in. The front desk had beer & champagne on tap for all guests checking in. The lobby was trendy & spirited with unique light fixtures and baseball memorabilia. We stayed in an All-Star King Room with a king bed, leather finishes, a reading nook, and signature plaid carpeting. The room provided All-American comfort in the middle of LoDo (Lower Downtown Denver) - we had a ballpark view. Thoughtful in-room amenities included a mini bar with local grab-and-go items, a Keurig coffee maker, clothes steamer, and a smart thermostat for optimum convenience. The bathroom was outfitted with a large vanity, lit mirror, Beekman 1802™ bath products, and a rain showerhead. During our stay, we had access to the hotel's rooftop pool and the skybridge rooftop deck - we spent most of our weekend here. The Denver Skyline surrounded us while we swam in the plunge pool & soaked up the Colorado sun. An elite summer day on all accounts. In the evening, we enjoyed drinks at the hotel's bar - The Rally Bar. The bar was open & modern with a massive orb chandelier that decorated the space. For my cocktail I had the 'Rally Up' made with Family Jones Vodka, St. Germain, Butterfly Pea Flower, Lemon, & Honey. The cocktail was a beautiful shade of purple from the butterfly pea flower and was refreshing with a subtle sweetness. Ross had a mocktail that was herbaceous with slight spice - very good. We enjoyed an incredible sunset on the skybridge rooftop deck. For breakfast we grabbed a bite at the hotel's brunch spot - The Original. The Original was retro with a welcoming vibe. We sat out on that patio underneath a plethora of orange umbrellas. Our server Raistlin was attentive and quick with service. For breakfast we had the Brioche French Toast and the B.L.A.S.T. Club. read more

The Rally Hotel - We stayed in an All-Star King Room with a king bed, leather finishes, a reading nook, and signature plaid carpeting. - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Great location to the Rockies ballpark, McGregor Square is literally out the window of some rooms, restaurants, and Union Station is a couple blocks away from. Rooms are nice and up to date, some unique features like ice cream floats, welcoming pour, and a cool rooftop pool and refreshments. Definitely recommend. read more

My company flew us all out to Denver and chose The Rally Hotel for us to stay at. I won't be able to speak to hotel room costs because of this, but I have plenty to say about the hotel itself. The rooms are very nice. Very midcentury modern-inspired with a lot of light and room to spread out. The bathroom in particular was spacious and sleek. I was here from Monday afternoon to Thursday morning in late March. As is the case with many hotels these days, you won't get fresh towels if you don't request them, but what I wasn't familiar with was The Rally's policy of not even making up your room if you don't request it. And even then, they may not be able to honor your request if they don't have the staff to handle it. That was pretty lame. Luckily I'm a neat person and there were so many towels in the room that I didn't need to request any more during my stay, but if I were staying with my husband we definitely would've needed both towels and maid service. To know that we may not have gotten it even after requesting it is a big knock against this hotel. The shower was awful. It was one of those all-glass showers with a door, but the door was poorly sealed despite shutting closed fully. After my first shower, there was a very large pool of water that I had to use a number of clean towels to soak up. For the duration of my stay, I used those same towels to seal the crack at the bottom of the door where the door met the floor of the shower to prevent further flooding. For the most part, I was successful, but not 100%. The room had a steamer, which I really appreciated and used to steam out my work clothing. There's also a fully stocked fridge and mini bar with drinks and snacks (which of course come at an extra cost). Unfortunately, the mini fridge was so loud and made such an annoying sound at night that I had to turn it off before going to bed every night, and then turn it back on before I headed out every day. However, the ice machine was conveniently located right across from my door, so that was nice. What wasn't nice was that one of the glasses in my room had a huge chip on the rim. Before I checked out, I left it on the nightstand with a note for the maid to point out that it was chipped and to ask that it be thrown out and replaced so the next guest didn't cut their lip on it. Luckily I noticed before using it. In general, the room could've been cleaned a bit better, especially the shower. If you're only going to clean the rooms sometimes, you should be doing an extra good job of it once you finally get around to doing it. This hotel has a lot of amenities, including a social hour down in the lobby where you can get a free scoop of ice cream and/or glass of wine every day. There's a Starbucks, a diner, a bar, a florist, a gift shop, and a gym/pool/hot tub open 24/7. I took advantage of the gym one of the nights I was there and there was only one other colleague in it, so it was a nice experience walking on the treadmill looking out at the view. While I was grateful for the complimentary lunches we received during our two working days in the hotel, they were really not very good. The sandwiches on the first day didn't have any condiments and were on dry bread. The Mexican food on the second day was the worst Mexican food I've ever had. The rice was massively overcooked and became a giant ball of flavorless mush (it was just white rice instead of Spanish rice), the fish smelled conspicuously strong, and the corn tortillas were totally raw. Only the tres leches cake was genuinely good. Room service was just alright. I went with the classic breakfast of a couple of eggs, bacon, your choice of bread or toast, and breakfast potatoes. The potatoes weren't Denver style, but just crispy potato cubes with a sprinkling of salt. Incredibly bland and boring and also made up the great majority of the dish. With gratuity and fees, it came out to $24. Not worth it, but props to them for fast and friendly service. It snowed the morning I left and I'd never experienced snowfall before (I'd also only been in the snow one time briefly), so that was a beautiful experience to watch. The staff were all super friendly upon arrival and checkout. I realized my first night that I'd forgotten to pack toothpaste; I went down to the check-in desk, which is situated next to a small in-house market, and asked if they sell or provide toothpaste, and the girl at the counter said they provide it and happily handed me a tube for free. I wouldn't object to staying here again, but there are some kinks and issues The Rally needs to work out. Nice decor is great, but it can't hide the issues lurking underneath forever. If they address them, they'd be a near perfect hotel experience. read more

It keeps getting worse. When I first started staying here they would do things like go buy a tea pot if they were out--for your room. Now...If you use the bath salts by the tub--they will add $28.36 to your bill!!! They don't want to replace the now--10 year old bathrobes--but they want you to go for your own water--down the hall by the elevator--and charge you for the bath salts that were sitting by the tub! EEE GADS. They must have new-very cheap--management. They also treat women--single women-- very badly. I have been a regular for years. I always ask for a balcony room b/c I smoke. They have this manager now, Jacqueline, who will pass you over if you don't have a "husband" or man with you--and put you in one of her poorest rooms. This trip she did it right before my eyes. Last time I could sense it, but no evidence. This time the front desk rep said there was one, went to her for approval, and then she gave it to the single man in line behind me, and told me she was out of balconies rooms. She hadn't even been called out to the front desk for an approval until after the front desk rep had found one for me. Yes--I am a single cat owning lady. I am a 65 year old lawyer. I own a resort in the mountains. I can see right through how cheap they have become and the sexism is really disturbing. I dress very well, so it can't be she thought i was a bum! read more

Now this is how it's DONE. Perfect stay. The room was ready early, even though I arrived at 10:30A. The room was spotless and well appointed and designed. I had a great view of Coors Field as well. Incredible touch is that they give you a sparkling wine or beer at check-in. It's a little thing but such q welcome one. The Original, their restaurant on site, is delicious and the staff so warmly and friendly. Fast too! I had lunch day one of the BLAST without the avocado and toast and eggs the second. Perfect. Staff of the hotel lovely. read more

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Stayed here during a trip for a June Denver wedding - still kicking ourselves that we couldn't make a Rockies game being right across the street from the stadium! Location is great if going to a Rockies game or wanted to walk around town. We didn't use a car and only ubered between the airport and a gym - there were an abundance of shops, restaurants, convenience (CVS/Target) within walking distance including Union Station! The hotel is nice and new. The lobby and rooms are well appointed with baseball-themed decor. The rooftop gym and pool had incredible views of downtown Denver and the Rockies stadium. HIGHLIGHT OF THE HOTEL: every floor has an ice/water machine that you can easily refill a water bottle. (Why is this still not a hotel standard?) read more

Lucky enough to get a tour of The Rally Hotel. Luncheon event at the meeting space. Nicely set up with wait staff. Interesting that they were allowed to wear their own sweatshirts over their uniform. The set up was self service for the most part. Dessert and salad laid out already on the tables and a side board of beverages. They served lunch and cleared dishes but didn't refill beverages. Sound could be controlled by the organizers. One screen on a blazing log fire and the other on the presentation. Unisex, women's and men's restrooms close by. A lovely outdoor terrace accesible overlooking the McGregor Square large tv screen. Fabulous for sports event watching. And with an ice skating rink right now. The rooftop pool and bbq area was amazing. The view of the Rockies ballpark and city skyline. It would be a good venue for an event but the residents in the adjoining building have access so the area is not able to be blocked off. And we went through one of the penthouse suites. Those would be a great place to get ready for a wedding with enough room for the bride's tribe. The view from the balcony is lovely and it would be nice to sit outside on a balmy night. The largest penthouse suite is bigger than my house! The furnishings are so sleek. We toured the Mile High King and All Star King rooms. The Mile High rooms are at 5280 feet above sea level and have the same purple band as the Rockies seats at the same height. The decor is inspired by baseball - locker room doors for cabinets and baseball mitt leather for sofas. The rooms are not that large but the novelty is appealing. And the location by McGregor Square convenient for experiencing shopping and activities. It's also two blocks from Union Station making getting there from the airport easy if you jump on the train. In the lobby there is memorabilia displayed and it's nice to wander around looking at the items. The Rally Store has sports merchandise and souvenirs. Valet parking is the best option if you're attending an event because you get a discounted rate. Also a less expensive option than paying by the hour. The public parking lot across 20th was only $3 less than valet. To me having less of a walk in the cold and a more secure space was worth the extra money. Cute boutique hotel. read more

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Our favorite hotel to staycation! Amazing downtown views. The best rooftop pool downtown and hot tub! The pool is so warm that we even swam in it when it was 2 degrees outside. So much fun stuff within walking distance and great entertainment at McGregor Square, like ice skating in the winter and game watches on their big tv! The staff welcomes you with a complimentary beer or sparkling wine and there are free ice cream floats and sundaes from 4-6pm for guests! The decor is also super fun! I highly recommend for families, couples or singles! read more

The Rally Hotel - Lobby - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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I stayed for a conference, my first time in Denver. It's so convenient to the ballpark. The hotel is clean and modern. Rooms are on the small side but the bathroom was well lit and impressive. My only complaint was the slow elevators, at times I waited 5-7 minutes. The pool and deck was a great highlight. I will definitely stay here if I come back to Denver! read more

This was our first time to stay at the Rally! We decided on an earlier trip to Denver that we would like to give it a try because of its location. Its in walking distance (even in the snow) to lots of good restaurants. Audrey and Laurie were so helpful in assisting with recommendations for just about everything. Thank you girls! read more

The Rally Hotel - Lobby Area - Hotels Near Me - Denver, Colorado

We just wrapped a 3 night holiday weekend at The Rally and it was incredible. Complimentary draft and sparkling wine greeted us at check-in in the mature baseball trimmed lobby. Our room was easily located and although steps from the roof top pool, intimate and quiet. The pool was life for our children after a 1200 mile roadtrip and the hot tub inviting. Every employee encounter was gracious and overly accommodating. Accessing our vehicle was also easy, however not necessary as we never needed to leave the compound with all of the amenities on site. Calderos restaurant (on-site) was excellent and Starbucks in the lobby made us feel at home. We can't wait for another opportunity to come back and enjoy a court yard movie and ball game this summer. Thank you for a perfect spring break! read more

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