Hotels Near 7-Eleven in Denver

It’s a nice hotel located strategically in the central city. The room was okay. The hotel also offers luggage storage service while we are waiting for our train. Breakfast was okay, with good options.

We were a couple and stayed for 2 nights. It was the least enjoyable hotel experience in quite some time. Positives - 1. Bathroom in room was clean and decent sized. 2. A shuttle to Red Rocks leaves from the lobby of the hotel. Convenient location for that purpose. Negatives - 1. Entire 1st floor lobby and restaurant smelled like sewage the entire time. Worst consistent hotel odor we have ever experienced. 2. We booked a king bed. They gave us a queen. ”We are sold out of king beds”. Asked for reduced rate or other compensation. Was told ”nope”. 3. Wifi only worked on our first night there. After that no wifi available. 4. Ordered room service breakfast prior to going to bed. Received phone call the next morning, which woke us up ”Sorry, no breakfast can be served, our systems are down”. 5. No online check out. 6. Online amenities say ”Free wine and beer served afternoons”. No beer available, only wine. 7. Hotel is old and shows it big time. 8. Room was very dark, small, and uninviting. 9. Rates are pricey. Bottom line: This is a very poor hotel choice. Downtown Denver, there are plenty of far superior options available, including the Residence Inn Denver City Center right next door, where we stayed last time we were in Denver. Cannot recommend.

The staff were all so welcoming and friendly, the rooms were clean and the beds were comfortable. The on-site restaurant was very good we had the bacon pizza because with was recommended by the bartender and it did not disappoint.

The people and service were awesome. I didn't use the facilities, but they looked good. I didn't eat any food there. All and all it was a good experience.

I expected a lot better. The location is great for the city sights. Close to all the key areas (and it’s a good walking city). But the number of homeless people around is quite shocking and can make you feel very uncomfortable. It’s only 20 mins walk from Union St but you’ll need a taxi if you have luggage. Lyft and Uber are your friends but pricing is very variable. The reception of the hotel is non-descript and service slow if there’s a conference in the hotel. The rooms are dark. Too dark. They are also small. Beds and pillows are comfortable. Bathrooms need refurbished - they are looking tired. (We stayed twice in the space of a week). Towels were thick and soft; toiletries good quality. The only restaurant is a sports bar in the basement. This is particularly disappointing for a hotel of this quality. Space, service and quality can therefore be problematic. We left one morning when service was particularly bad. There is no Exec Lounge. A major drawback and a dumbing down of the chain. Instead of lounge access we were given $15 per night to spend. This could not buy you breakfast….probably just one drink in the bar. The US chain could learn from Hilton elsewhere in the world. On second visit we arrived at 1720 and our room still wasn’t ready. However the front desk subsequently let us have a late checkout for our own departure. That all said, you’ll be able to do better at this price.

The Hyatt Centric really exceeded my expectations! It was a beautiful, modern hotel with a very friendly and helpful staff. Our room was great and I had no complaints whatsoever. The bar and rooftop terrace were my favorite amenities. Will definitely be returning!

We stayed at 3 Hampton Inns during our recent trip to the Midwest US. This one landed at the bottom of the list for a number of reasons: The dining area is quite small in relation to the size of the hotel, making it difficult to find a table. In addition, the breakfast offerings were not as varied as the other hotels. Both elevators were slow and one was inoperable during our stay. The walls are paper thin, resulting in significant noise transfer between rooms which is quite frustrating at 230am. Lastly, although I called the hotel the week before arrival to request an early check in, when we arrived at approximately 830am I was advised in no uncertain terms by the front desk staff member that this could not be accommodated as the hotel was at full capacity. I indicated that I would be willing to take a smaller/less expensive room type should one become available earlier in the day. After waiting in the lobby for almost three hours, a party of three arrived and were immediately offered an early check-in. After this group left the front desk, I approached both employees and politely pointed out what I’d just witnessed and that I’d been patiently waiting for a room. They said that they would check and see and see if another room was available. After returning to my seat in the lobby, I clearly heard these individuals talking about my complaint, but I pretended to ignore them and within 10 minutes a room (similar to one I’d booked) became available. I realize that dealing with the public is difficult at times, but behaviour such as this is unprofessional. I’ll choose to stay elsewhere in Denver should I return.

Hospitality is defined as the friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers. To most, those are just words but to those in the hospitality industry, it’s an honor code that one lives by in not only work but in life. The Ritz Carlton Denver is a role model for true genuine hospitality. The level of passion, kindness and pure sincerity that this entire Team exudes sets them apart from any and all other hotels I have ever experienced. I wanted to take a moment to tell you about our dear friend’s experience this past week and how incredibly grateful, not only the Tan family is for your hospitality but also, how grateful their entire circle of friends and family are and will never forget the once in a lifetime experience that you gave them! Harvey Tan is 6 years old and has the kindest soul that you will ever meet. You can attest if you had the pleasure of meeting him while he visited! He is a one in a million kind of kid who is respectful and sweet and so considerate of everyone around him. Harvey suffered a seizure this past May, which caused the discovery of multiple tumors found in the back of his brain. After an MRI, it was quickly discovered that Harvey had cancer, more specifically, Li Fraumeni. This is a very aggressive type of tumor so, no matter how much of it the neurosurgeon will get out l, the cells are always there beyond what the naked eye can see, growing. He has been given a timeline of 9-24 months. This is not a curable type of cancer. The family is now only buying themselves time with Harvey. Future treatments will likely start in a week, the first being a six week course of radiation somewhere in Texas. With this devastating news, everyone’s goal now is to make the best of the time we have with Harvey and make sure he lives out the happiest life he possibly can with the time he has left. We found out that his favorite band is AJR and that they had a show coming up in Denver prior to his first radiation treatment so we made it a mission to get Harvey to his first ever concert! Concert tickets were handled, flights were secured and then of course it came time to book the hotel, obviously it had to be the best because this kid deserves nothing less. I reached out to the Ritz Carlton Denver as their reputation is regarded as the best, not looking for any handouts or comp rooms, but merely to make the hotel aware of the situation for a Harvey and his mom when they arrived. I had absolutely NO IDEA that this property and Team would have made this the most incredible experience Harvey has ever had and will cherish forever. I want to start by thanking Brad Mills, GM, for personally responding to the initial email sent about Harvey and for personalizing that conversation rather than just sending a generic reply and comping a room. Thank you for taking the time to ask the questions about all of his favorite things and for your empathy; it is extremely apparent that at the Ritz Carlton Denv

Room was large, clean, and had a large balcony. Intense air freshener was in use throughout the hotel, including in my room. Pillows are small and square. Bed is quite firm. Walls are thin --- I could hear my neighbors as though they were in the room with me. No water in room, even for purchase. I saw some guests getting bottled water at check-in but I wasn't offered any. Check-in process is antiquated, which is not a big deal, but it's strange to see somebody pull a piece of paper out of a file folder and ask you to initial in four places and sign at the bottom. Room keys have to be inserted instead of tapped. Also not a big deal, but just a sign of the age of the property. I made this trip last-minute and could literally find no other room in downtown Denver for under $1200/night. So, this will get the job done for one night. It's fine. I wouldn't return if I had another option.

The Queen Anne Urban Bed & Breakfast is number one for a reason. Our two night stay was great even before we arrived. They send you a link to a guide explaining thorough directions/instructions on your code for the inn and your room, parking options, local restaurants, etc. It made it so easy to check-in. We also got a lovely tour from Hannah when we arrived. The place is charming and full of eclectic art. Stevie made delicious breakfast and was super friendly. I did not expect mushroom & goat cheese toast. Yum. The back garden was adorable. We were in the Fountain room, which was huge and overlooked the park. The room was comfortable, clean, and had a massive jacuzzi tub/shower and two sinks. Not to worry, there was a footstool for us shorter people to get into the tub. Note, there is a step to get up to the toilet. I also liked our desk area and comfy armchair. The location was great for exploring Denver. About a 20 minute walk to RiNo or Union Station. I would highly recommend Queen Anne to others traveling to Denver. It was a great way to close out our first trip to Colorado.