the Curtis Denver - A DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel

Appreciated the early check in

This isn’t the hotel itself itself, but it did affect our stay. We experienced a domestic situation on our floor, a couple was yelling at each other, cussing and into an altercation in/out of their room, at times in the hall. We called the front desk and notified them but it continued for another 30 minutes. No follow up as to if was taken care of - that was a little disappointing as to how it was handled.

AC sounded like a jet engine turning on and off all night. Impossible to sleep through. We had to shut it off. Water temperature only comes scalding hot. You have to play with sink and shower for 10 min before you can get a temperature that doesn't burn you. But worst of all we had what felt like a near death experience on elevator. Loud noise and air whooshing as we went down 14 stories. Get to lobby to find 3 fire fighters and a receptionist saying everything's OK. Didn't feel OK. The staff was nice but the building should be condemned. Given the price, this all felt a little ridiculous.

Convenient; good breakfast

Very friendly staff and location was exceptional.

The smell was odd.

Hôtel très bien décoré, original. Pas loin du centre de Downtown et de Larimer Street Restaurant dans l'hôtel. Chambre spacieuse et claire

Personnel à l'accueil froid et ne font pas l'effort de parler plus lentement Très impersonnel

Cool vibes and comfortable rooms with nice little extras. Great restaurant on property

Rooms were on the small side

Great groove!

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Amazing front desk staff. Love the decor! Love the fresh baked cookies and complementary bottled water. Beds were very comfortable! Location is wonderful. I stay here every time I come to Denver.

No negative comments here

Staff was fantastic and the rooms cute and in great condition. Convenient in-house food and beverage options, including discount at chain coffee joint around corner. Overall fun and pleasant visually and atmosphere-wise. The creative design adds so much and all the technology in rooms (screens, plugs, Bluetooth door locks) worked nicely.

The elevator kept stopping at random floors. Toilets slow to flush and an ice machine died and partially flooded a hall. They were quick to address that particular issue. I just was left wondering if it’s possible the upgrades are all superficial and key infrastructure at a deeper layer has yet to be addressed. Restaurant seemed needlessly pricey.