Great property. Friendly and responsive, I had a house keeping issue upon check in and they fixed it immediately with no fuss (thank you). The gym is good - their Peloton’s are better than Hilton- they set them up to have more options without logging onto your account vs “Just Ride”. One of the treadmills doesn’t incline (second one from the elliptical) FYI. Grill and Vine restaurant was good- our server Nate was the best. Allowed us to have separate checks since we were there for a conference. Easy access to the RTD train. The coffee shop is a rip off- they charge a 60% -70% mark up for just being part of the hotel. Westin - you should look at that, we understand it’s more expensive than a store, but it’s not necessary to rip people off for water, Truly and Wine! Overall a nice hotel, room was spacious, lots of closet space and easy access to the airport. A coffee machine and fridge but no microwave.

While conveniently located just across from the airport terminal it also offers some of the best hotel food you’ve ever had with the restaurant being on the main floor. Executives and team members eat here quite frequently when we are in town. The service is always good and the food is very consistent. If you leave early enough in the morning in the hotel lobby you’ll see the cleaning staff diligently resetting everything back to perfection. This airport hotel always looks feels and smells clean.

after a super stressful day of travel & a delayed flight, I ended up staying at the westin & dining at the hotel bar, & I’m so glad I did. Bre recommended the wagyu burger with the parmesan truffle fries & the mezcal cocktail, & every recommendation was spot on tbh. the food was great, the drink was perfect, & the service was even better. Bre and Kylie completely turned my day around. they were genuinely so kind. what impressed me most tho was watching them handle a visibly intoxicated man who spent hours harassing them and making everyone at the bar uncomfortable. even after they appropriately cut him off, he continued arguing & disrespecting them, & they handled it with remarkable grace and professionalism tbh. what disappointed me was watching security stand behind the front desk, FULLY AWARE of what was happening, & never step in. no employee should have to manage that alone, & no guest should have to watch it happen. overall: ????? for Bre & Kylie. -? for the hotel’s security response. as a woman, I honestly would not feel safe working in that environment if that’s the level of support employees receive. Bre and Kylie deserved better, & so did every guest who had to sit through it.

Recently stayed at Westin Denver International Airport since I had a morning flight. I paid $450 for 1 night to stay at this hotel and let me just say it was not worth it. The staff are super friendly and the lobby is very high-tech. We got a room on the 14th floor (highest floor) with a beautiful view of the apron and runways. However, although the room was spacious and the 2 queen beds were comfortable, it wasn't cleaned properly. There was a giant footprint on the window which they could easily clean off, there was some type of white cream on the chair handle, and the bathroom tub drape was wet. I also didn't like the false information on the website, which said we would get a walk-in shower in our room. Unfortunately, instead we got a bathtub/shower combination which was bad. On the positive note, the food at Grill & Vine was quite good, the location is unbeatable if you have a flight out of Denver, and overall this would have been decent if not for the price.

We had such an incredible experience at this hotel and truly felt cared for from the moment we arrived. We came in very late at night exhausted and traveling with four young kids, and the staff went above and beyond to help us. The valet manager immediately stepped in to help unload all of our luggage, helped get our kids out of their car seats, put their shoes on, and made a stressful arrival feel easy and welcoming. When we got to our room, everything we needed was already there, including a crib and pack n play, which made settling in so much smoother. Our experience leaving was just as exceptional. Lawrence, the bellman, was absolutely amazing. He brought all of our luggage directly to the airline counter, helped us weigh our bags, and stayed with us until escorting us all the way to TSA PreCheck. His kindness and willingness to help our family made such a huge difference. Traveling with four kids can be overwhelming, but this staff made us feel genuinely supported every step of the way. We are so grateful for the exceptional service and hospitality and would absolutely stay here again.

This is a solid airport hotel overall. We stayed in a runway-view suite, which was enjoyable, though the windows weren’t perfectly clean and the furnishings felt somewhat dated. The food was good, but nothing particularly memorable. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. That said, at a price point of $500–800 per night, the value feels hard to justify. While it’s a comfortable and convenient airport hotel, it doesn’t deliver the level of refinement or amenities you’d expect from a true luxury property at that rate.

The room was beautiful. Cozy with great blackout curtains. You cannot beat the location if you have an early flight. Check-in staff was very friendly and helpful. If I am going through the area I will stay again! The extras in the room like water, cozy robe, and lavender balm were great. The bathroom products were luxurious and felt and smelled amazing.

We loved staying at this hotel. We flew into the Denver Airport yesterday. After a long, tiring day of travel, it was wonderful to be able to walk across the plaza connecting baggage claim and the Westin, our home for the night. The hotel staff were extraordinarily courteous and helpful. The dinner and breakfast at the hotel’s restaurant was perfect. The room was clean and comfortable. This is not a cheap hotel, but it was definitely worth the price. We will definitely stay here again if we need an airport hotel in Denver.

My wife was hesitant to stay in the hotel and voiced she could stay in the terminal overnight until her flight in the am. For $500+ a night you might get a chance you will walk into a dirty room. I had higher expectations for Westin however, those are out the window with this experience. I received a call immediately from her proving why she’s hesitant about staying in hotels. A fresh pubic hair and fecal matter on the toilet seat. Shouldn’t this be one of the things they would make sure is clean? I’d be hesitant to get in the sheets at this point. Convenient but standards are super low.

If you have an enormous amount of money to burn just to be closer to the airport, sure, go for it. But expect rooms below the quality of a Marriot or Hyatt and a small step above a Motel 6. Expect extravagant costs for minor amenities. And expect rude, snotty attitudes from hotel staff. I arrived very late at night after an exhausting day of travel. I wanted to spoil myself after a really rough week of work so I went over after my flight landed at 11 p.m. The bar was shut down. No food was available. The hotel has no way to accomodate DoorDash drivers, so it took about an hour to coordinate with my driver where he could meet me, all the while hotel security glowering at me like I'd committed a crime for walking around the perimeter at night. Back in the room I had my TV on about 40 percent volume and had fallen asleep with it when I was awoken to very loud banging on the door. As I scrambled to dress the banging continued. This was around 2:30 a.m. When I opened it it was a hotel employee telling me "you need to keep the noise level in your down, we're getting a lot of complaints." I told him i'd been sleeping so it clearly wasn't me, unless he thought the TV at this relatively low volume was the issue. He looked at me like I was speaking a foreign language and said again "you need to keep it down." It was incredibly rude. If the walls at your $590/night hotel are so damn thin that you can't enjoy TV at a minimal volume without bothering others, you have a serious problem. Clearly they need to invest in better walls and better night staff. I paid $590 for my room and that was with a discount and I was there for 10 hours all told. I can't believe I wasted that money to such an evil company. Very selfish, unprofessional. If I was staying at a Motel 6 i wouldn't care, because you make certain sacrifices when you spend $70 a night, and you know that up front. But to drop $590 on a room you expect security to not look at you like a criminal and you expect some basic kindness and maybe a few amenities included or at a low price. I understand you might not keep the bar open all night, it's just part of the larger very poor experience that was not mitigated by anything else. If you need a hotel close to the airport, stay at the Hyatt or Marriott a few miles away and take the 5 minute train ride in the morning. Vastly better experience, nicer rooms, and you'll save $490. Yes, that's four hundred and ninety dollars.