We've stayed her a number of times, but it has been a while since our last stay. We use this hotel only when we have a late night arriving or early morning departing flight. In this case, it was late (very) late flight arrival. This is a nice hotel and is the only one connected (ok, there is about a 40 yard walk from exit to entrance) to the Denver airport. All other hotels require a shuttle ride of ten minutes or so. I am a Marriott Bonvoy(ed) Titanium member; that's their highest FWIW and offer that only in case other members read this. I booked a 2 queen standard room using an AAA discount rate. At check in I was given the exact room I booked, offered a late checkout (which I took...4:00), and received two $25.00 breakfast vouchers. I used the work out facilities, which are very nice. There are about a half dozen treadmills, same number of ellipticals, three or four bikes, several machines, and a good supply of benches and weights. There is a water coolers, towels, headsets and cleaning wipes. I didn't use the indoor pool on this trip, but have in the past and it is nice as well. I ate at the restaurant for dinner by myself. I sat at the bar and ordered their meat and cheese tray, which was very good with some white wine. I did walk over to the Tivoli Beer Bar which is in the same complex but I don't think it is affiliated with the hotel. I ended up not eating there b/c the menu online was very different from the one they actually had. I went to the lobby bar. The lobby is very open with tons of usable and comfortable seating, power ports, plugs, etc. I ordered their nachos; which were completely lousy. It was a massive pile of thick, kettle potato chips with a little big of cheese on the top layer along with some green onions and chicken. I mean, it was a ton of thick potato chips with a little stuff on top. The menu said it was to have jalapenos, but there was not one to be found. I ate a few of the chips and chicken, and then let the bartender know it was lousy. She took it off my bill and passed along my review. The people right next to me ordered it a few minutes later and it was a smaller portion of chips and had more of everything else including the peppers. You're welcome! The room was very quiet and comfortable. The beds, pillows, etc. were great. There were USB ports next to both beds and at the desk; not a single one of them worked at all. The shower had weak water pressure and the toiletries were YMCA style large bottles bolted to the wall. I had breakfast in the same restaurant. It was pricey. My $25 didn't cover the typical two egg breakfast + coffee. It would have covered yogurt or berries and cereal. though. There is a grab and go place that serves Starbucks coffee as well, and I used that for coffee and water purchases. We forgot a toothbrush and the front desk provided one for us. Overall, this is an expensive hotel any time of the year. I would only ever book it if arriving late (part of our group arrived at 2:30 AM) or flying out first thing in the morning.…
Comfortable bed, decent shower and uncluttered room. Right at the terminal for ultimate convenience. Good restaurant. Couldn't ask for a better airport hotel experience. (I would recommend clearer elevator signs in entrance areas.)
The hotel architecture is lovely, front desk could be better helping tourists finding a shuttle, they did nothing to help me. TV at room was so old it didnt have internet connectivity, the phone at our room was not working, and both restaurants close early and the waitress were not friendly. Room service was nice and the food was good, a little expensive though.
Great airport hotel that doesn't require a shuttle ride. This was my second stay. The location is perfect for getting to before or after a flight. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and well sized. The restaurant is very good for breakfast or dinner. Wish I would have gotten to try the lobby bar. Would recommend.
I've stayed at this location a few times now - usually when I have an early morning flight to catch and I want the convenience of getting up a bit later to catch my morning flight out. Location is great - you access it on the baggage claim level of the airport. Check in can be slow - not sure why as they usually have 2-3 people checking in customers. I've never received an upgrade or a better room even though I'm a platinum elite member. Gym is decent with 2 peloton bikes, several treadmills, recumbent bikes, free weights, etc. Also a decent pool with lots of kiddos splashing around.
Long wait for checkin and checkout due to low staff. No hot water but freezing Denver water in the restroom faucets, shower was fine but very low pressure. You got to pay for the internet. In room dining at 10:00p (regular restaurant is closed) has a 60-90 min wait. Their confidence in the key cards seems low that they have a dummy door handle in the lobby where they test their keys. The lady at the checkout asked how my stay was, she just said 'ohh so sorry about that, you have a nice day'. Never see anything like this before!
Location location location... The stay at this hotel was super convenient when our trip was interrupted. It is located right across the terminal making it an easy walk with the luggage. The hotel has valet parking only. So if you don't need the rental car, it is easy to drop it off and take the shuttle back to the terminal/hotel.
No. No M Lounge, In room coffee is bad, Elevators are convoluted Restaurants are understaffed & overpriced just like inside the airport Regular rooms are tiny, and if you pay for an upgraded room, you just get a regular room. The front desk says that the Bon Voy app has issues that prevent upgrading your room when you pay for it, so, yay know..
I just checked out of the Westin Denver Airport. I had a great stay. I received a high floor corner room - if you love airports, the views are spectacular. The room was fresh, clean, and rather spacious. As an ambassador member of Marriot, I think this was an upgrade. I was hoping for possibly more of an uopgrade, but, I was very happy with this. I loved the pool and Jacuzzi on the 11th floor. Very clean, warm water, and a great way to relax all while viewing the airport and the distant mountains. Tons of points here. Check in agent was excellent. On-site restaurant was great as well as was a late night drink at the Lobby bar - sky lounge. My status included a breakfast voucher, which for 2 was $50 credit in the restaurant. Very generous, and the breakfast was delicious. The price - I have to say it, is steep. I am very well in tune with hotel rates, and hotel airport rates around the country, and this one is waaay up there. That being said, I enjoyed it, but might think again considering the rate. I could have stayed at the Ritz in Denver for about the same. At the end of the day, If these needs fit your travel plans, this is the place to go.…
Recently stayed here to take an early morning flight out. As the title describes, the location and proximity to the airport is a big plus. It falls off of a cliff after that. Rooms are tight and very dated and look pretty worn. Sheets barely fit the bed and there are no mattress covers. Bathroom is super small and dated. Hallway had glasses and other leftover room service items that were never picked up. Potentially the worst part is the lack of food options, especially given how large the hotel is. There’s an upscale restaurant or a pub place. We chose to eat at the pub. Over an hour wait and no literally wait staff. They only had one chef in the kitchen. Like the hotel, the place appeared to be in need of cleaning and in disarray. Not sure if I’d stay there again. Needs some work and given the size of the airport, I’d expect better.…
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