A Luxurious Masterpiece in the Heart of Denver!The Renaissance Denver Downtown City Center boasts an absolutely perfect location. From the moment you walk in, the entire hotel feels lavish and upscale. The lobby is a total showstopper, packed with stunning paintings, elegant decor, and a massive, breathtaking chandelier.I loved the addition of the cozy second-floor lounge, and having a coffee bar right in the lobby was incredibly convenient. By far, the coolest feature was the historic bank vaults scattered throughout the lobby and lower level. The building used to be the Colorado National Bank, and they did a phenomenal job preserving that history while transforming it into a luxury hotel. I am already looking forward to my next stay!

My wife and I stayed three nights at this beautiful downtown Denver hotel. It’s history as a bank and the lobby was so interesting to us. All of the staff were so helpful. But a special shout out the valet Eric. He was there when we arrived and from that moment made our stay so much better. His knowledge of Denver and his welcoming attitude made us feel like we were locals. We’ll be back next year.

We were excited to stay at this hotel in downtown Denver due to the promising reviews, but this stay was so uncomfortable that we had to leave early to find another hotel after our first night. Service was up and down- for example, the valet was very nice and gave us waters when we walked into the hotel, but when we checked in, the bellhop placed our luggage on the luggage cart…and never brought it up to our floor. After half an hour, I had to go down myself to bring up the luggage. However, the worst part about the stay was the rooms. It felt like they completely gave up on the maintenance of our rooms- there was considerable wear and tear of the fixtures and furniture, a power socket was popping out, black mold appeared to be growing on the vents, and the rooms felt dusty and not well kept. Furthermore, one of our rooms had a loud humming noise that never went away. When we asked for support, the front desk sent maintenance to take a look. The maintenance personnel simply told us that the sound was coming from equipment outside of the room (see photo), and that there was nothing they could do. We brought our concerns to the front desk but were told that because we had connecting rooms, all of them would be subject to the same loud humming noise. We left after the first night and checked into the Hotel Clio (also Marriott) which was a much better experience and stay in terms of the room and service. Overall, it feels like this property is being neglected and not being kept up to standard, and I would not recommend staying here at all.

Great establishment in the heart of Downtown Denver. Affordable parking structure ($27/day) right next to the hotel if you don't want to valet park for $67/day. It is within a half mile of many excellent restaurants and shopping. It was very clean and super quiet. I will definitely stay here again on my next visit to Denver.

We stayed at the hotel and had the most amazing experience. Everyone was so kind to us. The hotel is visually stunning . The valet Eric was so helpful the moment we arrived and totally adjusted our itinerary and we had the best Denver experience because of it. He sent us on a mountain trip and gave us locals insights for the city that was so much fun . We will be back.

Within the Marriott portfolio I've never been the biggest follower of Renaissance. With that said, of the handful I've been to across the US, I think the Denver location is my favorite. Decent walking options and a gorgeous building makes it a pleasant place to be. The bar area is large and well stocked, and the breakfast amenities are above average. It definitely needs a renovation - the rooms feel aged and I've noticed what must be a natural gas smell on the lobby floor which I imagine can be solved with some investment. Pleasant hotel in a city with plenty of Marriott options - worth considering for sure.

I had a wonderful stay at this Renaissance, in a restored historic building. The hotel itself is beautiful, and the lounge area was well-stocked 24 hours a day. We are local, but staycationed for my birthday and were so glad we picked this hotel. We got what I would confidently say is the room with the best view, and the staff were so pleasant and helpful. As soon as we pulled up, the Valet staff made sure we had a place to double park and unload our bags. Shout out to Marquis the Valet for watching our car while we checked in, took our bags up and got settled in the room before self-parking at the garage across the street. Only complaint would be that the closet in our room smelled vaguely of cat urine. It is a pet friendly hotel.

This place is a total unexpected experience! Past the valet service area, you walk into the majestic lobby. Funny how I can very distinctly remember the scent of it. It smells great, and I'm someone who is very sensitive to smell (i.e., I can't spend more than 3 mins in the laundry/cleaning agents aisle in any store). You are immediately whisked out of the 16th Street Mall vibe and into another world. When I was busy looking at the beautiful ceiling (I don't know 50' up--I'm not good with spatial awareness so don't quote me on that), I was warmly greeted by the lobby attendants, which was very welcoming. I'm used to waiting in lines at other hotels to only be acknowledged when I was up. We came to see the Sinatra performer. Granted, this is not the kind of event I personally seek out, but it turned out to be such a great time!! 1) He was a great performer and exuded comfort and confidence in his craft. He interacted well and often with folks--not in an overbearing or disruptive way at all. 2) For such a grandiose lobby, where he was performing, the acoustics somehow worked out. Also, my MIL who has trouble filtering out background noise, could hear our dinner conversations during the performance. It was such a great vibe. I just wanted to drink their lovely cocktails and take it all in.

We loved our stay in this historic Denver hotel. We were able to enjoy the lounge with snacks at night and a plentiful breakfast in the morning. We had a lovely room. The service was top notch. Two different valets (I think their names were Eric and James) gave us great dinner and bar recommendations. We'll definitely come back.

Arrived here on a VIP trip with Draftkings Sportsbook. The Valet attendant Ruben went above and beyond for my wife and I assisting with our luggage to the room; ensuring that everything was placed in the correct spot versus dumping it all off in the upmost polite and humble manner. He also parked our BMW SUV out front for convenient in-and-out privilege. Tyler was pleasant to deal with for a seamless check-in process and gave a warm and inviting sense of belonging welcome. The lobby is historically stunning and a great place to catch a drink for happy hour or schmooze the evening away. The room itself was very clean and had two TVs which was extremely convenient to not have and swivel your head from a couch. Shower was also very therapeutic with good pressure and bathroom seemed newly renovated. My suggestions at check-out to were a pillow menu to become available to guests, a larger size of bath robe also a must; and a dedicated bell desk team. The Renaissance will be our hotel of choice in downtown Denver for any future visits.