The front desk personnel are incredibly rude, unprofessional, ill-mannered, unresponsive, and unaccommodating. The rooms are filthy, dusty, smelly, with multiple versions of bugs and when you complain you're asked to vacate on short notice. The general help does not speak english very well. It was not worth the $34.99 per night. I moved over to the Hampton Suites and Inn for $129.00 per night for quality. Would I recommend The Budget Host Inn?? Only to an enemy.

My husband picked this hotel for the location and price. It was super close to downtown Denver and the neighborhood LoHi offers a lot of great restaurants and bars. The hotel was ok but I will think twice before staying there again. The first thing I do when entering a hotel room is check for bed bugs and they passed. We settle in and I take off my shoes and socks. After walking around for about 2 hours I notice that my feet are filthy dirty. Apparently, cleaning the carpets is pretty low on their list of priorities. Also, there was no fridge or microwave, which for a week long stay was sorely missed.

The hotel served its purpose and for $40 a night it was hard to complain. You get what you pay for but if you are ok with always wearing socks, it offers a great location.

At $39.99/night, I'm not sure what a lot of these reviewers are expecting. It's not the Ritz. It's a budget motel. That being said, it's not a bad place to stay at all and I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. It's in a nice neighborhood, walking distance to Platte Street and very easy to get to the Downtown area or the freeways.

It's not as bad as a lot of these reviewers make it out to be. Just understand that you get what you pay for - this is a budget motel.

I was in town for a Rockies game and chose the Budget Host Inn. This place is a decent place to stay if you want to be within walking distance of downtown. There is no free internet, the showers are tight, and the air conditioning didn't work very well. However, the bed was comfy and the location was within 20 minutes walking distance to downtown. Coors Field, Pepsi Center, and Invesco Field are all within walking distance. Nothing nearby to eat as far as fast food. All in all this place is a decent place to stay for about $50 a night.