Hotels with balcony in Denver

Location was phenomenal- walking distance to Union Station, Coors Field, bars, restaurants, etc. The room was very clean and it was so nice to have a kitchen and laundry. Staff was exceptionally kind and helpful.

Really enjoyed this hotel and it's amenities the staff was very helpful and very patient with me because I didn't have an appointment to cover incidentals at first but they waited until I was able to get the money transferred to my account and all was well. Fairfield inn has always been a staple since I was young and has once again proven to be a great choice for a getaway in the city

I have been booking a hotel in Trip.com . This time I saw a serviced apartment. It feels good to try it. The accommodation is fully equipped, the kitchen, the washing machine and the dryer are all available. The location is quiet, not far from the food supermarket, the train station, and there is a park nearby. It is recommended that Trip.com some of this type can be introduced in the future. I didn't give full marks because there was no front desk. I couldn't store my luggage after check out. Although there are partners who can store it, the charge is OK, but it takes ten minutes to walk.

My stay was short but delightful. I felt like I was at home and it was wonderful after such a long trip. The hosts couldn't have been kinder. Definitely try the fresh baked choc chip banana bread....... incredible

The service is OK, the environment is OK, the hygiene is also good, you need to order breakfast yourself, which is much better than many hotels. However, when I was at the door, I saw a mouse running out, which scared a foreigner.

Great location and amenities for kids - pool and great playground. Overall, great place to stay especially with kids. However the beds are extremely uncomfortable and no one in my family got good sleep. Bed extremely firm and lumpy, pillows way too soft. Also, we used the parking garage which was very convenient the second night. It would have been nice to know that street parking is extremely limited, so paying for parking is kind of a must. It also would have been a nice touch in the parking instructions to mention looking for the “reserved for Kasa” parking spaces on the first level to the right. It’s not completely obvious and we ended up parking in a random spot and then later saw the signage. The parking instructions only stated to enter the garage and make sure to hang the parking pass visible- not that there were designated spots.

I stayed in the hotel for 5 nights. There was no trash can in my room, but there were large trash cans in the corridor. The hair dryer on the bathroom wall did not work, but my hair was short, and it was summer. Thus, I did not mind it. Over the last 2 days, the Wi-Fi in my room did not work. I needed to go to the lobby because the Wi-Fi worked there. It appeared that other guests were also affected because I saw a guest sitting on the corridor floor in front of her room using a laptop. The air conditioning and refrigerator were both noisy, the parking lots sometimes was noisy, too; thus, I slept with earplugs. There was only a table and a chair in my room, which were enough for me because I travel along. If there are multiple people staying in this room, they cannot work at the table at the same time.

The hotel is very difficult to find. I met a enthusiastic American guy and always took us to the hotel. I came here at least twice as much for the first time. I followed the Google Maps prompt to circle the overpass. The young man took us through the railway station's hole and walked two-thirds less.

The accommodation is clean, although the room is a little cramped. Good customer care Lovely family