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Soroosh P.

Solid hip hotel with great globalist treatment, breakfast at chez maggy is solid. Don't skimp out on the butter - or the chilaquiles for that fact. Definitely the most upscale and modern Hyatt property in Denver. Location is central .

Conveniently located in the loo
Bob S.

The Thompson Denver is a three year old property with a contemporary decor and amazing staff. The location is stellar as well. We asked for an early check-in and the staff happily accommodated us. Our room on the tenth floor featured an awesome view of the mountains. Although the room was somewhat small, it featured a super comfy king bed and lots of extras. Be it a neat rolling tray of snacks for purchase and even a steamer in the closest. The bathroom even includes a skin care offering and a box of temptation aids for purchase. We dined at the Chez Maggy restaurant for lunch and breakfast and the food was superb. Look for a separate Yelp review. I'd highly recommend checking out the Reynard Social lounge on the sixth floor. We had an event in the library and the food and cocktails were a home run. My only regret was staying only one night. Can't wait to return!

View from our room on the top floor
Madi H.

I only stayed for one evening as a birthday celebration and night out for my partner, but the experience was so great. Everyone was incredibly helpful, valet was a breeze, and the rooms are so chic. The hotel bar upstairs is cute and moody with very interesting cocktail options. This was the perfect getaway for a staycation and I would love to come back any time.

Ada F.

I had a wonderful stay at the Thompson in downtown Denver! There is active construction at the corner of the hotel on 16th Street, so be mindful of it. Some amenities that I loved for globalists only was the complimentary breakfast at Chez Maggy up to $40 per person. Every night, they had these little meringue cookies that were freshly baked at the front desk. Valet parking was very easy, I texted 15 minutes ahead to a phone number and it would notify me when it was ready. I got upgraded to a corner king room. The room was so curated and beautiful. The lighting fixtures created a relaxing ambiance in the room and the bathroom toiletries smelled amazing! I always request for feather pillows and they were so comfortable to lay on. As for the gym, this hotel doesn't have one in house, but they provide a day pass for a gym access to a nearby facility. It took me 3 minutes to walk over to Colorado Athletic Club and it had everything that I needed! The location was also prime to walk anywhere in downtown! I could see union station from my room and I walked to Lorimer street to dine nearby.

the amazing shower. amazing.
Maggie F.

Ive stayed in plenty of hotels in my years, but the Thompson is easily my favorite. From the decor, the great gym, the insanely kind staff, and the AMAZING showers. It was an all around wonderful experience. The 6th floor lounge is just stunning, the bartenders / staff were so sweet & attentive. My ONLY complaint is that there is not a ton of storage for your clothes- just a small armoire. I made it work for a 4 day trip, but if you have ski clothes, or more than 1 person... it'd be tight. I already want to come back & I haven't even left yet. If you're coming to Denver, Id highly suggest the Thompson. It's a maybe 10 min walk from Union Station, which has a train straight to the airport- $10 per ride. You cant beat it. Go. Stay. Shower, you wont regret it.

Hotel view
Jamal A.

Very posh design. Architecturally, it's outstanding. However, accommodations are concerning. 1. The walls are very thin. I would recommend asking for ear plugs, even if you're not close to the club because you will hear people going in and out or the doors slamming 2. I had a negative experience with housekeeping taking away my earplugs even though they were around my personal items. Had to get them replaced. And they also left a mountain of towels/forgot to take out the trash. I feel that for the price, I'm not sure it's worth it. I have stayed at better 4 star hotels without these issues. Views were alright, but nothing to brag about. And I paid extra for the views Lastly, I would like to offer a recommendation. Do not use Valet service. There's plenty of self-parking options for much cheaper! Avoid the $65 charge

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Kim N.

We booked a one night stay here after our flight got delayed. Love the modern look of this hotel and the proximity to things. Room smelled nice, was clean and comfortable night stay!

Colorful macaroons
Jerry O.

We love having events at the sleek, modern hotel inLoDo! The Thompson provides a top quality venue for or group of 130. Their 2 rooms in the basement are comfortable and fun separated by a lounge area. We had both rooms and the lounge area too. The food from their kitchen is excellent. We had great comments from our attendees. We haven't stayed in the rooms but have toured several and thy are all well appointed. Highly recommend for events for less than 150 people - which has worked great for us!!

Bathroom was
Page M.

I stayed here for a night on the town as it was part of the Amex hotels that get a few perks. We had such a blast - great rooms, comfy beds, roomy bathroom, and a beautiful lobby. It was so close to union station, so we took the train in and walked over - easy breezy! You could walk to just about anywhere you needed. Not to mention being dog friendly, and very accommodating with bowls we needed for her. We ate dinner on the rooftop restaurant and had a fantastic server. Order the pull apart burger and bread pudding - licked the plates clean! We'd be back in a heartbeat! If you have an Amex, definitely worth booking through the portal as there were some fun extra perks - free breakfast, a welcome gift, and complimentary champagne on arrival.

Double queen
Riyona A.

At check in, Ashley was helping us and she was fantastic! We were in town for my friends birthday and were able to get a better room with a view for her birthday! All thanks to Ashley. She was very thorough with explaining everything that the hotel had to offer including gym and coffee perks! She offered us a complimentary glass of Prosecco as well and of course we accepted. My friend and I both agreed that this was one of the top 3 best check in experiences we have ever had and we travel A LOT. Thanks again for the warm hospitality Ashley!

Adam C.

The Denver Thompson is an elegant hotel. It is a new hotel and has a rich design. I chose the Thompson for its location which is just a few blocks from Denver's Union station and Laramie Square essentially where DT Denver is vibrant. My room was very clean and the bed comfortable. There is a mini coffee shop and a restaurant with a bar in the hotel. Staff were very welcoming and attentive. My one suggestion is for the hotel to include a ergonomic chair for all of us digital workers. Thompson (Hyatt) was a very pleasant stay.

Record playing in room
Matthew L.

Got to stay here for a two night stay. This is a newer hotel downtown right in the middle of it all. We were greeted at the front door and the front desk treated us like family. Really felt welcome. Rooms were well appointed and very clean. Our floor had an ice machine and filtered water service to fill up. Our room had a record player in it with current records. There was a coffee bar in the lobby, we did not use it but look good. Would recommend this property for anyone coming to Denver looking for a relaxing and rewarding stay, Thompson is it.

Hyatt Globalist breakfast options.
Christopher C.

We had a wonderful stay at the Thompson Denver a few weeks back. The hotel had an elegant and sophisticated feel. The lobby was modern and subtle, falling in line design wise with the LoDo district of Denver where a combination of industrial lofts, Coors Field and Union Station all blend together. (One thing to note, there was a lot of construction in and around the area, leading to some random turns by our Uber driver because the most direct route was not available). We were greeted at the curb by the doormen who helped us into the lobby. At check-in, our Globalist status was immediately recognized and was given an envelope with an letter detailing the specifics that were available to us during our stay. We were upgraded to a loft suite and directed to the elevators, which took us up...not to the highest floor, but somewhere with some distance to the rooftop bar that most Thompson hotels are known for...therefore giving us some distance away from the noise. The suite was unique and modern, but had subtle elements of Colorado and specifically Denver. The dark wood, high ceilings and glass cabinetry carried the industrial feel into the room. Our bedroom had a view of Market Street and the lofts and tech offices across the street. The bathroom, which not being the largest space was roomy and had a good size shower. Unfortunately, there was no tub. I believe the suite that's the next level up would be the one that has a tub. We loved some of the interesting and unique touches that Thompson properties bring into their room. We had a record player with actual vinyl for us to play and quite a nice speaker system. There was also some trinkets like a 3-dimensional tic-tac-toe board in the living room that brought some funkiness to the space. Overall, the room was well sized and the sound insulation was far superior than other Thompson hotels in the states. The hotel has a decent size gym in the basement level with two Peleton bikes, free weights, treadmills and a few machines. While its not the biggest or most extensive hotel gym in the Hyatt portfolio, it was definitely better than expected for where the space was located. Next to the gym were the conference rooms, which had glass walls and surrounds a fireplace, again goes hand-in-hand with the industrial feel of the area. The lobby had a coffee bar that was open in the morning and the restaurant fell under the purview of Chef Ludo and where we had our breakfast. The breakfast item was simple, but well executed. The Omelette Natural was perfectly cooked or what our server conveniently called a well made Denver omelette in Denver. The Boston lettuce salad as accompaniment was a refreshing twist from the usual breakfast sides and like many of Chef Ludo's other restaurants, the coffee was strong which was welcomed, especially on a cold Denver morning. I would say the LoDo area was convenient for business centric stays, but also good for vacations and staycations. It's located within walking distance of Union Station, so the train is available as an option from DIA. It's also a close enough walk for sports fans of the Colorado franchises that it can be used as home base for Rockies or Avalanche games. It's also located right off the 16 Street Mall, so once the construction finishes it'll be very convenient for those looking for a few days visiting Denver.

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Not really a rooftop. I've been to better Thompson's. Great craft drinks. Questionable servers

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Our car was broken into and the hotel did not adequately handle the situation. We expected much more from a hotel of this quality.

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Some amenities that I loved for globalists only was the complimentary breakfast at Chez Maggy up to $40 per person.

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