We stayed here for two weeks and if circumstances had been different (we pre-paid etc) we would have been out of there the first night. Facilities are old and worn down. Think ripped curtains, torn couch, busted laminate dresser and lamp that falls over every time you walk by. Add to that a kitchen that made my college dorm room look like it should be featured in HGTV and an extremely rude and snarky operations manager and well, you get the picture. Be prepared to receive a major attitude if you impose on the staff br requesting sheets or towels and expect to be told to do everything yourself (since they supposedly only have one person working at a time). With the exception of a fee nice weekend staffers and one nice maintainence man (who we got to know well, since everything here is so run down), this place wS AWFUL!!!!

Stayed in Denver for the first time. Found this hotel on this website. Had decent reviews, so decided to try it.

We had to call 3 times to get directions. Its back off the road around a bunch of business. Its not marked off the roads at all, so its not easy to find if you're not familiar with the area. We ended up driving around 20 minutes trying to find this place.

After we found it, it was very, very nice. It was very quiet. Our room was very nice. The bed and sheets were super comfortable. Had a nice, flat screen tv. Had a really nice kitchen. Had a frig, stove, utinsils, microwave, etc. If we had planned it better, we would have just cooked there! There is a chair, and a couch to sit on. The couch makes into a bed, which is where the kids had to sleep. Their bed wasn't as nice as mom and dad's, but hey, they're kids!

We did find about 4-5 ticks in the bathroom. Wife told the front office, and let them know. They were still on the floor the next day, so I guess it wasn't a big deal to them. They allow dogs, and there were alot of them outside, so I guess thats not real good. Also, somebody was cooking food around 11:30, to midnight, so we had to smell they're food for several hours.

Overall, I would stay here again. Its quiet, and nice. Seems like a safe area. It was very close to a super nice mall too. Very happy with the price also. Bad things: a little hard to find, found ticks, they allow pets (good for pet owners, not good if you don't have pets). They don't have a breakfast place. People cooking food at strange hours. Doesn't seem like that big of a deal until you're laying in bed, and you can hear people cooking, and then having to smell it all night!! It didn't smell good either.

It's new, so it's very clean. But being of newer construction, it has very thin walls - the guy next door kept me up all night with his snoring, the doors have closers that slam pretty loudly, and the refrigerator isn't cold. The heater/AC units make a lot of noise.
However, the beds are comfortable, the TV has plenty of channels, the wireless Internet works very well, and maid service is very good.
This hotel is OK but nothing special.

Stayed here for 13 nights and the rate was only $69 a night. Room was a studio suite with mini-kitchen. Had full size fridge, stove, utensils. There was a nice sofa and a great desk to do work on. Free internet as well, a little slow at times but was able to connect to my work VPN no problem. The housekeeping was twice a week and they did a great job. The TV was small. Noise wasn't too much of a problem. Air conditioner worked well. View was pretty good. Was on third floor and could see most of Lone Tree and the mountains to the southwest. Bathroom was decent. Had hairdryer. Room storage was good as well. Big closet. Didn't use the pool but it looked clean. Staff was friendly. Washer and dryers worked well. Only about half mile from the mall and from restaraunts. Be aware that this hotel allows pets and I did hear some large dogs barking down the hall. I would adivse when booking to make sure you are not next to pet owners.