Budget Inn Denver Downtown

Everything, staff and the view.

Them cars with the loud engines and radio.

Nothing fancy but close to downtown and cost effective

Hotel is rundown, no doubt. Couldn't reach front desk by phone. However, staff was helpful, rooms were clean, I had no issues. Denver is expen$ive, yo! So book the Budget Inn/Highland Inn (same building) and save your bucks, and maybe even enjoy a nice view of the downtown! The hotel is just around 1.25 miles from Union Station. If you're a pedestrian or cyclist, be extra careful on the adjacent stroads*. Denver drivers are NOT looking out for you, and are probably texting their boo or trading crypto while they drive. I am not kidding - just observe for yourself. Very short walk back toward downtown for a bunch of good restaurants, just take care for the oontz oontz oontz you may hear. * This is not a misspelling. Look it up.

When we arrive one of the staff asked if we we're staying there already we said no just checking in because I made reservations and told us ok well come back in an hour because we're still cleaning rooms but they were just standing there smoking. The lady who told us that looked RUDE and UNPROFESSIONAL.

Beds are uncomfortable, I was followed by a strange man who also was staying there. There’s mold on the bathroom on the ceiling and the beds are broken. Other than that cheap and close to down town.

Staff didn't really seem to care that we showed up, the latch on our room door was completely broke off so the deadbolt was the only form of lock, toilet paper was stuffed into the peep hole, the bottom of the room door was damaged so you could see under the door, cobwebs all over the ceiling, walls were dirty and they put car air fresheners in the air conditioning until. Not to mention the neighbor that was playing very loud music next door. This is the worst hotel I've ever had the displeasure of wasting my money at. It was only supposed to be a one night stay but we ended up just leaving and driving home through the night. They're lucky they're in a very big city. If they operated like this where I live they would be out of business.