Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel

I got a Hotwire deal on this one for $ 89 and it was definitely worth the money. I prefer a more local spot normally but the location is good and the room was very good. It is really big but the bar had a local staff and wasn’t too sterile. Breakfast is $ 19 for a buffet which is a major drawback for me as I don’t eat much breakfast. There is a peet’s coffee and Starbucks right there so even that isn’t a deal breaker.

The Sheraton– because there’s nothing better than physically walking into a nightstand when you walk into a room

It’s not the bed, but this is a nice restaurant to eat at its clean and they have great food

Stayed here while visiting Denver for the first time, and really loved the location of the hotel. It’s located right next to the 16^th street mall, so it was nice that we could walk out of the hotel and walk somewhere. The hotel has an Irish pub or restaurant as well as Yardhouse on the main level (which I was uninterested in), so it’s nice to have options being near other restaurants.
You can tell the hotel is pretty old, but I thought they did a very good job at maintaining and keeping it clean. I’m not sure why, but they ended up giving us a handicap room, so I’m not sure if all the rooms are similar – but it was really big~ Unfortunately, the weekend we went to Denver, it was raining so we spent some time in the hotel, and we had no issues.
Front desk was friendly, we had no issues checking in and out, hotel was clean and well maintained, location was great, and price was not bad – yeah it may not be a solid 5 star, but if you’re looking for a place to crash, I don’t see any issues with this place.

It’s the place I’m used to staying in downtown denver. It’s always good and right at the end of 16^th Street mall, so hopping on the trolley will show you all of 16^th street. A 5 minute über gets your anywhere interesting in the city.
Pro tip: 4 star bid on priceline for $ 100 (standard deviation of $ 25) almost always gets me a reservation there. Over 50% off retail; can’t beat it. Do be prepared to pay ¹⁄₃ that price parking in their garage every day tthough.

Ridiculous. Checked in no water. Now I’ve been waiting at the elevator for 15 min and nothing. Worst ever.

Would like to rate it 4 stars but nope. It’s a good location (wish it was closer to Coors Field though) with two main restaurants/​bars of an Irish bar (food was meh) and the Yard House (packed on a Friday night).
Valet parking is $ 42 for overnight parking. Yes it’s expensive but didn’t want to self park or find cheaper garages
And very convenient.
Gym rocked. Better than other gyms you have to pay for. Wish I used it more.
The area at 16^th street mall where hotel is located was a let down. Never seen so many homeless people around hotel. On one note there is a legal pot place literally across the street! There’s a Corner Bakery around the corner but so many homeless people asking for money inside the bakery!
The room was tiny with an even tinier bathroom. I wasn’t too happy with the room but was clean and bed was soft but not as soft as other Sheraton beds. It was okay but not for the price they command.
Try and get this room via Priceline or Hotwire for discounted rates.

Many better choices in downtown Denver.
This property is made up of two very different towers, one old tower and one very old tower, (connected by a 2^nd floor sky bridge.
Our Club Level room was small and it didn’t even have a door on the closet… more like a Motel 6 than a Sheraton. Unacceptable. The beds were uncomfortable (and I never complain about the beds). Poor water pressure and a tiny bathroom. The windows are sealed shut so don’t expect any fresh air in your room.
The Club Lounge was just ok. They certainly didn’t put much effort into the food offerings. One of the hot items offered one night was a chafing dish full of Fried Mac and Cheese Balls… yikes! The other hot offering was a chafing dish full of tired pizza slices.
Downtown Denver has tons of hotel choices and I will look elsewhere when I return to this fun downtown area.
On a positive side note, we had a great dinner at Mangano’s just a block away. The movie theater next door has the most amazing reclining luxury seats.

I came to Denver, CO for a conference which was held in the Sheraton. I stayed one night only because the room rate had expired and I spent my 2^nd night at the Warwick. The Sheraton was awesome. It’s upgraded, it’s super clean, it’s modernized, it’s in a prime location for entertainment. I loved staying here. However, regular room rate is $ 333 a night. Do I think it’s worth it when you can walk three blocks to the Warwick and pay $ 150, definitely not. The facilities are well taken care of and their staff is great. However, I can’t fathom spending that much a night when there are cheaper hotels nearby.
Only problems I encountered was the most of the elevators were down, so it was a long wait for elevators and then every time you went on the elevator you had to swipe your room card. so, if you forward your card for your room — forget it, you’re not going anywhere!
Overall, I loved my stay and I would definitely recommend as long as you’re OK with the price tag!

The room was nice, clean and close to everything we expected
The parking however… Urgh!
The machine and swipe cards didnt function properly
We didnt have time to go by the front desk to figure it out
We ended up paying over $ 50 in parking for two days– one for 15 hrs and the other for 2 hrs– both approx. the same amounts! Ridiculous!

This is a great hotel and the perfect location in downtown Denver. I happened to be staying at the same time as the 2015 NDK animé convention. Thousands of people dressed as their favorite animé characters. Very interesting to say the least.
I was very impressed by the ability for the staff to still tend to the other guests like me while managing a large convention at the same time.
The rooms were very comfortable, but elevators seemed to take forever. Parking was not included and nearly $ 40/​night.

I was here for an accounting seminar and was very impressed with the facility. They have nice rooms, great gym one of the best for a hotel and they are in a great location.

I think three stars is a fair assessment of this hotel. The location can’t be beat. It’s right downtown in the 16^th Street area. There are bars and restaurants and places to shop for days.
I stayed in the I.M. Pei tower. It’s cool to stay in a historically significant piece of architecture, but the rooms were on the small side compared to a modern hotel. I had an awesome view of the city with the mountains in the background. Ask for a high floor.
The rooftop pool is beautiful, I just wish they had a hot tub. A hot tub is big on my list, so it makes me sad when a hotel doesn’t have one.
The convention facilities were fine. The production company they brought in to do the event did a good job.
I would certainly stay here again if I was in the area. Nice hotel.

If I visit Denver ever again, I doubt I’d stay at the Sheraton. What’s wrong? Well let’s see:
*They offered to give me $ 15 in food credit in leui of cleaning my room daily, which was cool. However, the very next day, some housekeeping guy knocks once and busts into my room to clean!?! Glad I was dressed as he gave no time for me to respond.
*The room had mildew kind of oder, not cool. Also, a mini fridge, but no microwave.
*Coming back to my room one late night, 3 housekeeping ladies were whistling at me and flirting. They were saying a few raunchy things. Even as a man I was a bit intimidated, those were some big girls!
*I mentioned in another review of the restaurant 1550 how the customer service left a little to the imagination. Everyone acted as if I didn’t exist until I spoke up to order food.
Overall, I had a goog time in Denver, but I wish I had stayed elsewhere.

If you are a big fan of the 16^th street Mall then this is a rest location for you. Not for me though. Id rather be closer to Larimer street and stay away from the 16^th st mall.
This also explains why you need to swipe your card to use the elevator. It a bit of inconvenient, you have to get ready and swipe quickly or else you’ll be missing your floors.
The hotel has two towers so it can get a bit confusing and if you’re placed on the Tower tower then expect an extra few minutes to get to the lobby which is in the Plaza tower.
The pool area is nice. Gym also have plenty of cardio machines so don’t worry about the wait.
As with any other hotel brands, they treat you much better when you are a regular or have status. I couldn’t get a late checkout, not even an extra hour. And my friend was extended to 4pm no question asked.

This is now my home. I spend more time here than my own home. I’ve gotten fairly familiar w/​the staff and they’re very accommodating.
Tried the Westin (being an SPG guy) but nothing beats the Sheraton’s gym and prices.

I“ve stayed here, picked people up here, and had a conference here.
The 4 star is simply for the confusing layout. They do their best to direct you, but we have lost conference attendees, received attendees looking for other conferences, i’ve given up on the elevator to cross to the other side, i usually take my life in my hands and run thru traffic to get across!
The staff in the valet area is amazingly kind. They have helped me put down the seats in my car while waiting on guests to bring their heavy and large items out. They allow me to wait for said guests since they are never ready when they claim they will be!
The rooms are well appointed, beds are comfy, showers are nice, products in room are nice and the views. Well, come on now, they are fab!
All in all a great place to stay.
Of note: never ever have a package delivered to fex ed/​by fed ex here. Their fees are astronomical. It would be cheaper to take a cab down to blake street and ship the packages there.

Listen. I did not stay in this hotel, I was here for a conference so I did peak into every place and space but a Sheraton hotel room (though if I had made solid attempts at the bar, I’m sure that I would’ve achieved this, but I digress…)
The staff here are extremely wonderful and professional. So professional in fact that I was given a Sheraton Club card even though I wasn’t staying here. Maybe it was my youthful charm and demeanor of genuine confusion? I was confused that I wasn’t entitled to free snacks and tiny bottles of Dasani and suddenly, I found myself on the 22^nd floor, eating dried mango and taking selfies. Follow your dreams.
The lounge area next to the main lobby is a fantastic place to access free wifi and outlets, with comfortable seating and appropriate lighting. The lobby has somewhat ill placed seating but it serves its purpose. There are also so many meeting rooms and they’re everywhere. If you’re conference doesn’t have a well listed map and/​or agenda, you’re gonna be fucking lost. I can’t tell you how many times I wandered down an empty hall in search of human contact. This hotel is massive.
Pros: near a good dispensary and food options, 16^th st mall, a rumored pool
Cons: pricey, a literal carpeted human maze

I’m not sure why all the bad reviews, this was a fantastic stay for me in Denver. First off, I got my room off priceline. paid about $ 80 per night, which is a killer deal in downtown Denver. SCORE! One suggestion, or complaint is they need to have a shuttle from the airport, a cab ride was $ 55, ouch!
Check in was super easy, the location is really great, with a nice Irish pub across the street, theaters near the area, and a Starbucks across the street. I upgraded myself for a small fee to the Club Level. This was totally worth it as it included free Wi-​Fi, daily continental breakfast, all newspapers, daily hour dourves, during happy hour, discounted drinks, and some additional perks. I was tired from the drive from the airport and needed a quick snack before I met my friends for dinner, so I popped in the club room which was spacious and had some great views of Denver. The snacks were perfect to tide me over, along with a $ 6 glass of chardonnay. My room was small, yes, but it had everything I needed, free bottled water (Club Level) a nice sized flat screen, decent bath amenities and a comfy robe. They also have Starbucks coffee and tea for you to make in your room. :)
I did have a chance to just walk around the hotel, they have a fabulous pool and big gym. They also have several places to eat including the Yard House, where I had dinner Friday night. The place is huge! Saturday I ordered room service, everything was to my liking, and service was excellent. From start to finish, I was impressed with the Sheraton, and would definately stay there again.

Note: I stayed here 2 nights from March 31, 2014 — April 2, 2014
Lots of negative reviews but I had a pretty positive experience. Went to a conference at the Sheraton and naturally stayed there as well. Check-​in was a breeze when I arrived in the afternoon and the room was clean. One thing is that there are two towers, I was in the one further away from the conference center.
Pro tip: take a walk down to Euclid Hall Bar & Kitchen for dinner! There is a free shuttle/​bus service run by the city right in front of the hotel.
In conclusion, I would stay here again.