Renaissance Denver Hotel & Conference Center, Denver

The hotel rooms were noisy due to a party but served as a decent place to stay for the night despite being overpriced for their size. While not as clean as desired, it was bearable. The location was suitable for local attractions but lacked convenience for out-of-towners. The dining was a pleasant experience, although a delay in serving breakfast items occurred. Facilities provided basic services without any standout features.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were a bit outdated for the price, and the location, with its proximity to the train tracks, had its drawbacks. On the bright side, the service was top-notch, and the dining experience was incredible.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were advertised as having balconies, which was a nice touch, but there was a slight smell that lingered. The service was inconsistent, with some staff members being rude while others were warm and pleasant. The location was convenient for downtown attractions but felt dark and gloomy. The dining experience was a highlight with delicious food, but the facilities were old and not well-maintained.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were comfortable, but lacking a dresser and microwave. Unfortunately, the cleanliness was a major issue. On the bright side, the service was exceptional, with a great alternative offered and helpful staff. The location was not what I expected, situated in an area that left something to desire. Dining was average, with limited options and few patrons. The facilities were decent, but some improvements could be made.