Hotell i Denver nära Capitol Hill

The staff were friendly. The location seemed unsafe. Homeless people lingered around the hotel. The room itself wasn't filthy, but I wouldn't consider it terribly clean either.

Room was clean. The nightclub pounds music until 2am 2 doors down. We had a small infant with us and for some reason the front desk clerk put us on the side of the building closest to the club even after requesting a quiet room....we would've requested to change but by the time we figured out where the music was coming from it was 10pm.

The desk girl. Everything. Never return bad neighbourhood rooms were dirtier then the streets. Paid for my room an left that day to a cleaner more reliable hotel. Not even worth 50 cents a night.

It was close to the events I wanted to attend. The bathroom had no ventilation and the shampoos, soaps and lotions had been previously used. They we also very skimpy on the towels. There's a significant homeless population all around the hotel.

We picked it because it was affordable for a one night stay in Denver before our morning flight. It is close to downtown so you can walk wherever you need to go. Room was in good condition. It was right next to the 7/11 gas station which consisted of about 6-10 homeless people sitting about 3 feet from our vehicle. We had one come up us asking for money when we were leaving early in the morning. Also the elevator smelled of vomit and/or pee. We proceeded to then only use the stairs.

Cost, cleanliness, and location were all fine. Noisy. Not just the other residents, but the pipes made a lot of noise at night. The plumbing was poor (almost no water pressure in the shower). And even with the curtains drawn, the room leaked a lot of light from the hallway at night, so it never really got dark.

we walked in for a room. quite a scary lobby but I saw it was cheap and we would only be resting until morning. unfortunately my partner lost her ID so we couldn't stay. we never entered the room and only had the key for less than 5 minutes. they were rude and wouldn't return my money.

Great location, affordable. Ideal for people who want to be downtown and don't need luxury. Definitely more of a hostel than a hotel, although I stayed in a private room. You have to pay $3 for a worn out towel. Clean the bathtub before you use it and bring flip flops if you plan to take a shower (all showers are shared). My mattress was pretty uncomfortable but not the worst. The locks on the door are kinda sketchy. The older white gentleman checking people in blatantly ignored an Asian American woman in order to serve two ditzy white girls first. He also overcharged me but then when I went back and showed a different staff member my voucher I got a refund for the overcharged amount.

It was quiet and nobody bothered me. I had a single room with a toilet-- not the tidiest place, but it wasn't scary either. If you're 20-something, not picky, and traveling cheap, I highly recommend. Definitely not a luxury hotel, but hey, you get what you pay for. I feel like I got full value out of my 60+ dollars/night here. I'm glad I didn't blow $250 down near the convention center. I just needed a safe, quiet place to crash for 5 nights, and I got that. Staff were nice.

Dirty, loud, lots of scary people. Didn't feel safe. Wouldn't stay again.

Location was pretty good. Staff are friendly. Price! Way too expensive for such a hostel. I'm not sure what the justification is for $30 a night for an 8 dorm room. There must be very low and high seasons. Some really, really stinky patrons. Never smelled so bad and slept so poorly because of certain guests. Maybe that's not at the fault of the hostel, but they should have solutions readily available. The bunk beds were the most basic and extremely cheap. The mattress often slid off the frame. Only 1 shower for an entire floor of dorms. That was more than 50 people sharing 1 shower!