The hotel staff was very nice to work with for the couple day conference we had. The rooms are quiet and clean but could use some updating because pieces are getting worn out showing chips, cracks, rust, etc. The views on the top floor are nice. They have both an indoor and an outdoor pool. The location of the hotel isn't great unless you have a car, but this really isn't the hotels fault since judging by the design of the hotel, it predates the surrounding area so give the developers a flick in the ear for not thinking that one through better. If you don't have a car the hotel is a short walk from the light rail but not a lot of food options close by. If you have a car it's conveniently located just off the freeway. And food options are about a mile up the road in any direction.

Stayed here for work. Hotel is defientely dated and layout is large and odd. Checked in and found my room didn't have any working cable TV due to a storm the night before. Would have been nice to know beforehand. Had to drag all my stuff back down to the front desk to get a different room, awful after traveling all day. Room was dated with a tub shower (gross), time to renevate. Restaurant is nice, other than that the hotel does not have much to offer. I won't be back.

The staff was very friendly and the rooms were clean. However, there was a major issue with billing. I booked two rooms under my name for a coworker and myself, but they mixed up our payments—charging both of us and putting my personal information on her card receipt. To make matters worse, customer service has been completely unreachable to help resolve the dispute. Great on-site team, but the billing and support systems are highly frustrating.

Adequate accommodations near Denver Tech Center. Cool set up. Decent room. Small bathroom. The entire staff was extremely professional and courteous. Shout out to Drew at Check In and Tony at the Bar. Will probably stay here again, but will check with the hotel in advance to ensure there aren’t any large groups staying here at the same time. Throughout our stay, we had to contend with large groups of teenagers wreaking havoc throughout the hotel. Running up and down the stairwells. Slamming doors. Horseplay on/near the elevators. Cursing in the hallways. Loitering and playing hacky sack on the second floor foot bridge. On the second night I was drifting off to sleep only to be awakened by who I presume was a group leader yelling at a group of boys in the atrium below. While this aspect of our stay isn’t the staff’s fault I feel it important to reflect patron behavior on these reviews to inform others about other variables they might have to contend with. Dealing with entitled and inconsiderate patrons is becoming a problem more and more it seems.

Be wary of this hotel. My boyfriend stayed here for a work trip last August and after returning from dinner the first evening, he noticed his work bag was missing from the room. The only people who had been in his room since he left was the cleaning staff. When inquiring about the missing bag, the staff assured him that they saw the bag in the room when they left. The bag however (with confidential work and personal documents) still couldn’t be found anywhere in the room. This was not 1 or 2 items out of the bag, this was the entire bag gone missing. The next morning, management confirmed that no one keyed into the room between the time that the staff left and he returned. The IT guy reviewed camera footage, but the only cameras are in the lobby so it was useless. What seemed like a simple problem to solve quickly started to feel like a set up by this hotel. Overall, management showed an unconcerned attitude and couldn’t answer for how personal property was stolen from a locked room inside their hotel. It is now months later and we still haven’t heard any follow up from them. This place isn’t secure or safe, and I wouldn’t recommend anyone staying here in the future.

This location recently started charging for parking, so be prepared to add additional $18 per night to your stay if you drive or rent a vehicle. The manager did hesitantly offer a free drink at the bar after asking several times if anything could be done to accommodate us for the parking inconvenience which ended up being $36 over two nights.The rest of the staff was very off-putting. Our room was very underwhelming mini fridge didn't keep anything cool. TV did not work at all. Even the cookies tasted different. Definitely will be considering all this next time I'm staying in this area

My friend and I flew to Denver for the Denver/Kansas City game and stayed at the DoubleTree by Hilton Denver Tech. The train we took from the airport has a station right behind this hotel, so it was very convenient. It isn't close to much else though. The rooms were nice and clean and the beds were comfy. I hoped they had a hot tub to relax in after the game, but there isn't one. The pool was indoors, but it's located in the center of the lobby and felt a little too exposed so we didn't go in. The price was quite high. For just one night with early check-in was $200. I probably won't stay there again, but it was a nice place.

The staff here are awesome, overall clean hotel, and was quiet EXCEPT for the night of their Halloween party. We booked this hotel months in advance as part of a wedding party. At the time of booking we were not informed of the hotel party and only received an email about it a week or so in advance, thinking "oh, can't be that bad since they let us book then"... we were wrong. It was so noisy, even after they turned the music off, people running through the halls yelling and playing music in their rooms. Thank goodness my kids were not there, walking through the adult party to get to our room would have been terrifying for them. Even if you avoided the main party area the halls held many of the party goers (as they should, I'm glad no one was driving, just wish I wasn't trying to sleep there!) Overall, if you can book outside of Halloween weekend, not a bad stay but please avoid when this party occurs so you are not also trying to sleep at a party you never intended on attending. EDIT per company reply: They did send the following email warning us of an event "We’d like to inform you that a large private event will be taking place at the hotel on Saturday, November 1, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 2:00 AM in the Atrium and Ballroom. The event organizers have reserved all guest rooms and meeting spaces, which will limit access to the restaurant, bar, fitness center, and pool during those hours. In Room Dinning service will not be available on the evening of Saturday 11/1/2025. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you during your stay." What this fails to note, is the yelling in the hallways, music being played in rooms very late, and smoking in the building. So yes, I was informed of an "event", no I was not informed of the ragger.

Best hotel experience imaginable. The beds are soft and comfy. The rooms are clean and fresh. You can tell it is cleaned well and often. The kitchen knows what they are doing and the interior has an awesome retro vibe with an indoor pool for the kids. Really a fantastic place. Make sure to say hi to Lisa at the front desk. I had a fantastic time and enjoyed every minute. There was an issue at checkout, but everything got sorted out. I will miss the wonderful friends I had and it's unfortunate that my passion and creativity were never appreciated or utilized.

Hmmmm. Pluses, great bedding overall, variety of pillow heights, A/C settable, magnifying mirror, make up removal wipe provided, cool building, friendly staff, shuttle to nearby concert was a surprising bonus. Water pressure was low and it felt really hard to get a good temperature on both shower and sink. Low light in bathroom hard to put on makeup. Neither mine or the other room had a shower cap. Overall felt more like a 3.5 star hotel, not at the level I'm used to for Doubletree. Still happy with my stay though.