Pretty much an average Residence Inn. Rooms were clean, internet ok, bed comfortable.
We had a suite with a loft, I think they call it a penthouse. The floor upstairs was very squeaky. The shower door was rackety and the shower itself is tiny. There is a full size shower/tub downstairs. There also was almost no water pressure in the upstairs shower.
Breakfast was good, typical for this chain.
Location is great if you need to be around Centennial/Englewood. The Arapahoe light rail station is within walking distance, as is the Sunflower grocery store, Starbucks, 5 guys and others. The one thing I hate about Residence Inns is they only have queen beds.
Gym is pretty good also.There were quite a few people eating during the nightly reception with beer and wine but I did not try the food.

One big problem is hot water. They even have signs posted in each room explaining how each room has it's own small hot water heater with limited capacity. When the water runs cold, you have to "wait 30 minutes for the hot water to replenish"

Hotel was near big roads, so was noisy, and bright lights shine directly on the windows, leaking in around the edges.

I stayed at this Residence Inn a number of times due to its proximity to an office I visited for work. It is also conveniently located to the I25 and the Denver light rail. There are a few restaurants close by and it's also a short walk from the Comfort Dental Amphitheatre and a few miles from Park Meadows Mall.

The place is clean enough and quite comfortable. Rooms are spacious and have the benefit of being self contained for when you're sick of eating at restaurants. There is a small supermarket a short walk away at which you can buy provisions and the kitchen has a full sized refrigerator, stove/cooktop, microwave, dishwasher etc. A very basic selection of utensils and cookware is also provided.

In winter it is less comfortable here, with the doors opening directy out into the weather, and while they clear the paths of snow the arrangements are less than cosy getting to the office or to do laundry etcetera.

Coin operated laundry facilities are available, but can be busy at times. A room containing a treadmill, a stepper and a bike passes as a gym.

A complimentary breakfast is provided and that's OK if you're in a hurry although I preferred to buy my own (real orange juice, unsweetened cereal).

In short, it's not a bad place to stay if you're passing through or in the area for work.

I was in Denver for medical treatment and the doctor's office let us know that the hotel provided a reasonable medical rate. It was also conveniently located to doctor's offices and the hospital. I'd only booked a room with a single bed (studio), but realized as we were travelling that two beds would be better after the procedure so we asked and were upgraded to a penthouse. The suite was clean and spacious. Breakfasts were good and there was decent stuff on the weeknight happy hour. Staff was very helpful. There were some minor plumbing problems which were dealt with promptly. Overall a good stay although I hope I don't have to go back for the same reason.