We booked this hotel on a discount travel site, and the saying "You get what you pay for" rings true here. The reviews scared me, but since it was paid for we decided to take a look at it when we got to Denver. We were only here for one night, and I'm glad that's all we paid for. The exterior is very run down. I would not have even given it a second look if driving by. I wouldn't say the inside was dirty, but it wasn't overly clean either. One of the door locks (the type that still allows you to open the door) had been broken off and was completely unusable. The bed was the worst part. There were some huge stains on the mattress where someone had likely spilled coffee. I woke up with a few bites on my legs that I may have gotten while sleeping.

I used to stay at this motel twice a year, going back to 2002. The rooms have a large refrigerator, tiny stove, microwave and dishwasher as well as iron, ironing board and a small counter area and couch. The rooms were getting worse each time I visited and with my last visit some interesting characters were running a business out of a room close to ours with young men hanging out and coming and going until late into the evening. The cleaning staff do not come in and clean every day and the rooms have just gotten filthy (we were told at the front desk that they only clean once a week). The first room they gave us had not been cleaned at all with unmade beds, dirty towels and smelled terrible! The second room had the bed made up but the sheets had not been changed. Since it was better than the first room, and after driving 350 miles we were so tired that we asked for a vacuum, sheets, towels, etc... and cleaned the room ourselves. This was the last time I stayed there and wont be returning.

my credit card was charged despite checking out early from my initial reservation and they refused to pay me back. In fact Denver Better Business Bureau was underable to find this place in the Denver Tech Center.

Avoid here like the plague.

I stayed there two days-when I went to San Diego and when I returned to Ames, IA. The room was a little bit small, but it was clean and it had a full kitchinette. I think it was designed for business persons. The inn provided a brakefast which was one of the best. Compared to the price of the inn, I guess the inn was the best place in my travel. But one thing to keep in mind is that it is on outskirt of Denver, but it would not hurt your choice if you have a car. Another thing, the inn provides a service the Internet, but price was $9.99 per day (or 24 hours)