Hotels near Tennyson Street Cultural District, Denver

I am very satisfied with the hotel, the management is well-organized, clean and hygienic, the staff is polite and friendly, the check-in requires the occupant's credit card to deduct the deposit, but the deposit was refunded to me when I checked out. Shampoo and body wash are great, as are conditioners, soaps and lotions. There is an induction cooker and simple tableware in the room. There is coffee and hot water supply in the lobby. The breakfast is good and rich. In the city center, shopping and transportation are convenient, there are many restaurants, and there is a king soopers supermarket less than 600 meters away. Carefully look at the small list given at check-in, which has the hotel's convenient services, which is very thoughtful. The self-service kiosks are reasonably priced. You can store luggage, which is very helpful. Very recommended!

The hotel is in a very good location, very close to the exhibition center. Everything is good except that there are no slippers and water. The view from the floor-to-ceiling windows is beautiful (the windows cannot be opened). The toilets and room types are good, and the service is also very good.

A very modern hotel in downtown with many restaurants nearby. Rooms renovation and luxury level good. Everything very modern and comfortable. Front desk very courteous and helpful. Hotel offers luggage assistance to room . Hotel has very upscale common areas and a happening restobar in the 54th floor . Breakfast is good although alacarte . Buffet was not available. Housekeeping was to perfection. Good service overall. Overall satisfied. Will stay here in my next trip to Denver.

The hotel was nice for what we paid for. Most of the staff members were also very friendly. The support staff was especially nice and always happy. However there was one person at the front desk who was exceptionally rude to me on one occasion. I had called to request tissue paper and towels and spoke to a lady. She indicated they would bring it up to us (usually we had to go down to retrieve. Never did this before at other hotels.). Thirty minutes later we were still waiting on the items. I called again and a guy answered. He told me to be patient and housekeeping just arrived and will bring it. Before I could respond to ask if I can just come for it instead HE HUNG UP ON ME. I had to call back and ask that question. I thought it was so rude for him to tell me to be patient AFTER 30 MINUTES and hang up on me. I didn’t get his name but I remember he wore a nice yellow blazer one day during the trip.

My husband and I spent a couple days here and were pretty satisfied with it. The room was clean and nice. And the bed was very comfortable!! Location was great as well. They charge a daily fee of $35 for parking but there are plenty of other parking garages close for way less. They have a 24 hour self service spot where you can buy snacks and drinks which was helpful. The elevator was extremely slow and a part of our floor was under construction. Also, the pool water was way too warm. It may be listed on their website as heated but I was not prepared. It was 98 degrees outside and we couldn’t even sit in the pool. The biggest complaint was the service. I asked one of the front desk gentlemen if we could bring drinks up to the rooftop pool or if there was bar service and he had no idea. His response was “I think you can?” When we got up to the pool and tried to call to order food and drinks they told me we had to come down and order it from the bar and pick it up from the bar. Which is fine but at the pool area they literally had a phone, next to a menu, and a sign that said use this phone to order food?? They also only have breakfast and dinner hours listed but when I asked if they do lunch too she wasn’t sure and put me on hold to check. It was just a little misleading. Like how do you not know if you serve lunch too? The only awesome service we had was the bartender we had for lunch and drinks. He was knowledgeable and quick to take care of us. Overall 4/5 hotel stay. We would probably come back since the bed was comfy and the room was nice and spacious.

We booked a standard room for 3 nights from 14th September but was upgraded to a corner suite 525 as we were travelling for our wedding anniversary which was really nice. The room was large with a separate living area. The bed was comfortable and there was a fridge in the room, there was also a welcome basket on arrival with bottles of water and some snacks. The curtains in the room need replacing as they were ripped and dirty. The windows were not very soundproof as road works that started at 0730 were very loud. There is a bakery downstairs in the hotel (Trompeau) that did gluten free breakfast sandwiches which was great. The hotel is in a good location to access all the tourist areas in the city and there is a Walgreens/CVS down the road for any supplies you may need. The only issue we had was we were charged for a bottle of water we didn’t take, it was refunded after we contacted them about the issue.

The staff were all so welcoming and friendly, the rooms were clean and the beds were comfortable. The on-site restaurant was very good we had the bacon pizza because with was recommended by the bartender and it did not disappoint.

Hospitality is defined as the friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers. To most, those are just words but to those in the hospitality industry, it’s an honor code that one lives by in not only work but in life. The Ritz Carlton Denver is a role model for true genuine hospitality. The level of passion, kindness and pure sincerity that this entire Team exudes sets them apart from any and all other hotels I have ever experienced. I wanted to take a moment to tell you about our dear friend’s experience this past week and how incredibly grateful, not only the Tan family is for your hospitality but also, how grateful their entire circle of friends and family are and will never forget the once in a lifetime experience that you gave them! Harvey Tan is 6 years old and has the kindest soul that you will ever meet. You can attest if you had the pleasure of meeting him while he visited! He is a one in a million kind of kid who is respectful and sweet and so considerate of everyone around him. Harvey suffered a seizure this past May, which caused the discovery of multiple tumors found in the back of his brain. After an MRI, it was quickly discovered that Harvey had cancer, more specifically, Li Fraumeni. This is a very aggressive type of tumor so, no matter how much of it the neurosurgeon will get out l, the cells are always there beyond what the naked eye can see, growing. He has been given a timeline of 9-24 months. This is not a curable type of cancer. The family is now only buying themselves time with Harvey. Future treatments will likely start in a week, the first being a six week course of radiation somewhere in Texas. With this devastating news, everyone’s goal now is to make the best of the time we have with Harvey and make sure he lives out the happiest life he possibly can with the time he has left. We found out that his favorite band is AJR and that they had a show coming up in Denver prior to his first radiation treatment so we made it a mission to get Harvey to his first ever concert! Concert tickets were handled, flights were secured and then of course it came time to book the hotel, obviously it had to be the best because this kid deserves nothing less. I reached out to the Ritz Carlton Denver as their reputation is regarded as the best, not looking for any handouts or comp rooms, but merely to make the hotel aware of the situation for a Harvey and his mom when they arrived. I had absolutely NO IDEA that this property and Team would have made this the most incredible experience Harvey has ever had and will cherish forever. I want to start by thanking Brad Mills, GM, for personally responding to the initial email sent about Harvey and for personalizing that conversation rather than just sending a generic reply and comping a room. Thank you for taking the time to ask the questions about all of his favorite things and for your empathy; it is extremely apparent that at the Ritz Carlton Denv

Nice location. New property is clean and stylish. Aesthetically pleasing. Very clean. Comfortable. Love the toiletries. This is where it ends. Check-in was pleasant enough, but not a warm welcome. It seemed as though you are an inconvenience. Also, poor communication as the lady was looking something up in the computer, but did not let me know, so you're just standing there waiting for an answer. An Atwell card in the room read ”if you need anything, let us know”. Well, I was in need of a shower cap but they didn't have any. There is only 1 dining room chair, I asked for more, but the receptionist said ”I can't get ahold of anyone so I think that's all we have”. Last item request was for a bowl as we brought our own breakfast due to dietary needs and of course, ”we don't have those but you can come down for breakfast”. Advice: You can ask for items, but that's where it ends. Most hotels have basic amenities for travelers, but not this place. I doubt we'll be returning to this place as there are many other hotels in the area that are more prepared for travelers.

I found the rooms here nice and clean, nice bathroom. Mattress was comfortable. The hotel itself is fairly new. Breakfast in the morning was good. However, we stayed here for the free shuttle. We dropped off our rental car at the airport and then waited almost 2 hours for their shuttle. Front desk didn't always answer their phone. Another hotel's shuttle offered to take us to their hotel across the street as he felt bad seeing us waiting so long. Front desk was either tired or anxious for their shift to be over. We didn't have a problem with the shuttle the following morning to the airport. It may be okay for those who aren't using the shuttle, but if you are, be aware that you may be waiting at the airport for a while. Myself, I wouldn't stay here again.