Top Hotels in Denver with Spas

The location is excellent, down to the 5th floor through the rest area to the airport, is the first choice for early flights, and the hotel feels very clean, although close to the airport, but can not hear the sound of the aircraft. Hotel management practices, no security concerns.

The location is excellent, it is very convenient in the city centre, shopping and eating around. Hotel facilities are new, very clean and upscale, the service is friendly, the phone is hot and so on.

In a city that''s already one mile high, Four Seasons Hotel Denver soars even higher. Within a landmark tower crowned by a glowing spire, you''ll find the Hotel in the heart of Denver’s theatre district and within range of the Rocky Mountains, both viewable from the Hotel. Featuring 239 ultra-spacious guest rooms and suites with panoramic views; an expansive 929 square-metre (10,000 square foot) fitness centre; rooftop pool and terrace; Spa sanctuary with with 10 treatment rooms, couple''s suites and lounges; around the clock business services and amenities; family oriented activties and children''s amenities.

The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa, Autograph Collection, located in the heart of downtown Denver, is an icon rich in tradition and history. Built in 1892, our historic hotel in Denver, Colorado, has been a four-star and Four-Diamond hotel since 1977. At the heart of the boutique hotel is the atrium lobby, soaring eight stories above the ground floor and crowned by a detailed stained-glass skylight. Dramatic Florentine arches surround the atrium, and intricately wrought iron panels decorate six stories of balconies. Timeless elegance and modern amenities best describe our luxury Denver hotel. Our guest rooms include a 42-inch HDTV and WiFi. The bathrooms feature Carrera marble countertops and sophisticated silver fixtures. We offer unique dining experiences where you can enjoy casual dining, afternoon tea, fine dining and more. Plus, as a spa hotel in Denver, we also offer luxurious treatments. Book your stay at our pet-friendly hotel in Denver, CO.

Very recommended to stay, cost-effective, the environment is very good. Beautiful environment, good geographical location, convenient transportation, comfortable and sanitary rooms, service staff are very enthusiastic, facilities are very humane, high-speed network signal is good, the view outside the window is good. The design of the room's small pendulum is also very distinctive. Next time, check in.

I checked in Monday 8/1/22 and checked out 8/3/22. My room was a warm 80+ degrees and the AC was not working. I called the desk and there was no answer so I went back down to the desk. I told the front desk agent that the AC was not working and gave her my room number. She said she would contact maintenance. After several hours with no visit from the maintenance staff, I went to dinner and told the front desk staff that maintenance could go into my room while I was at dinner. After dinner, my room was still very warm. I reported back to the front desk and a different woman said she would have maintenance ”get right on it”. As I walked towards the elevator I realized I had not given her my room number. I went back to her and asked ”Do you know my room number?” She said ”No.” At this point, I realized none of them could care less about my AC issue. I asked her if there was another room she could switch me to with a working AC unit and she replied ”I'm not sure what rooms have working AC and what rooms don't.” So I replied ”There's nothing you can do for me?” To which she replied ”Do you want a fan?” I thought she was kidding so I called her bluff and said ”Sure.....I'll take a fan.” She walked behind the front desk and came out with a BOX FAN!! She said ”Here you go.” I was shocked and disappointed. For 2 nights, I had this ridiculous box fan running full blast trying to stay cool and sleep. It was impossible. When I check out of most hotels, they usually ask me how my stay was. Needless to say, they didn't ask me this time, because they didn't care how my stay was. Unprofessional. Poor service. Unbelievable.

Very close to the exhibition center, 100 meters walk, there are not many varieties of buffet breakfast, but they are basically covered.

I was in town for a conference and overall had a very good stay. I was there 6 nights They told me at check in that housekeeping was every 2 days. What I found out was that you have to ask at the desk the day before to have them come. I really just need trash pick up and fresh towels. When they did come they did a great job. I had a couple little routine things that needed fixing when I first arrived. The guy came the next morning and took Care of it all. My TV in the living room area volume didn’t work right It only came on very low and sort of out of the back of the TV. It was weird. I only ate breakfast once - I am not a breakfast person- but it was the usual spread as at other Residence Inns. The beds were new and very very comfortable. There are washers and dryers. The washer is $3 in quarters but the machine holds more than my home washer. The dryer I think was $1 for 30 minutes which was plenty of time. Everything was very clean The bad part is that the recent remodeling of the Hotels by Corporate are beautiful but not practical. Instead of all drawers in the clothes chests, there are 2 drawers and a large open area but the open area is colored dark inside. It is very easy to not see an item and leave things behind. Also, the new lights are in the wrong place. The overhead light at the bathroom sink is in the middle of the area half way between the closet and the sink. Whichever way you are looking, you cast a shadow on it because of the light. There are lights in the mirror for make up but they really shine in your eyes. In the kitchen, the light is again in the middle. You cast a shadow trying to do dishes or cook. The light under the microwave over the cooktop is very dim, not useful for anything but a dim nightlight. I had a large flashlight with me that I used to cook. I only go into such detail as the corporate folks need to know. Wish I would have had a trouble light to use for cooking. The cook top is one of the glass/ ceramic type and very difficult to control temp. I am accustomed to a gas stove so that make be part of it. I had an oven in my room which was terrific and allowed me to bake as well. The dishwasher is a little loud. You might want to run it while you are gone. I had a special rate that included parking, otherwise it is $42 per day. The parking has in and out privileges which is unusual for the area. What is nice is that the parking is part of the same building. The lobby is on the first floor then the next few levels are the parking garage floors then the room care above that. The door into the anteroom for the elevate requires a hotel key. The floors with rooms requires a key as well. There is a small bar on the first floor - the bartender was very friendly and kind. They have the usual assortment of high and moderate end liquors and beer and wine. The front desk people were really terrific- kind and helpful day and evening. There is a Trader Joe’s about a mile and a half away. Fairl

Great location in LODO. The Cruise Room has fantastic cocktails. Bourbon tasting is a nice touch I. The lobby.

All the staff I met were very friendly and service oriented. It makes such a difference. The room was clean and very comfortable. I was given a room on the 10th floor with a breathtaking view of the Rocky Mountains. I actually forgot a fairly expensive item in the room when I left and Janine who answered the phone and the Housekeeping Manager Inna McAllister went out of their way to find and Fedex the item to me in record speed. I have never before succeeded to retrieve an item left behind in a hotel. Best service ever! Thank you so much.