Suburban Studios Denver Central-Arvada

Was a better experience than expected

I only stayed here because it was close to where my son could pick me up & take me to the airport. I would highly recommend upgrading to the “fully renovated room” for a small cost. This place could use an entire renovation but my upgraded room was nice. The staff was very sweet especially Tiffany. If you want no extras then this is your place

There are bugs everywhere and i am unable to get a refund so im stuck here with my kids in these horrible very uncleaned rooms.

Close to my event

No hair blower no blankets on bed

The evening staff are amazing! They are friendly, accommodating, helpful and overall great at what they do. (The older morning lady, not so much.) Maybe because it's sort of a basement level, but there were a lot of spiders and centipedes, not a big deal and welcomed over bedbugs which I did not see at all. Screen was missing so we were unable to crack the window. Housekeeping is offered every 14 days which I didn't see posted anywhere and I was charged over $10 for requesting towels even tho the initial amount provided wasn't enough for 4 people to begin with. Everything in my room worked but there are no extended stay accomodations such as borrowing pots and pans. The vending machines are great as is the serviceman should you encounter an issue. There's a very nice laundry mat accross the street (cheaper than the in house machines) and a nice park and tasty mexican restaurant nearby. Location is great and I felt safe here.

I didn't like that there were people loitering around the exit nearest our room and we had to walk all the way around the building to the front lobby to enter I did like the cooktop and it was on a timer so it made me feel safe that people wouldn't leave it on by mistake

the staff

The bed covers smelled of cigarettes and body odor. We were taken to a dirty room at first, never given keys.. then downgraded rooms and still charged the price of the better room? There's no breakfast, lotion, conditioner, or anyplace nearby to buy those things.

One of the best places I've ever stayed is pain the staff was polite and friendly not to mention helpful when needed. They also allowed my two dogs which are actually my kids that most turn their backs on so I was very appreciative at that too. They're laundry facilities were pleasantly surprising seeing that there were six dryers and six washers that all worked perfectly fine well maintained and cleaned regularly. I've definitely wouldn't mind going back

I booked the room specifically because the listing said it had a kitchenette—with a fridge and electric stove for cooking. The fridge worked, though when I arrived it had a few water bottles in it that were almost completely frozen. I adjusted the temperature and it regulated by the next day. The stove, unfortunately, didn’t work at all. The walls are paper-thin—you can hear neighbors talking and moving around until about 1 a.m. It’s clear that some people live there long-term. Not gonna lie, the whole place reminded me of the neighborhood I grew up in back in L.A.—pretty raw, kinda gangsta. Honestly, I felt right at home. Everyone I bumped into in the hallways was cool with me—no weird vibes. That said, my first night there, the place got raided. At least ten cop cars showed up. Then on my last day, I came back to find my door wide open. They were in the middle of changing all the locks on the upstairs units. Since people had been in my room, I threw away all my food and water. I’ve lived through a lot of trauma, and I just couldn’t bring myself to trust anything that had been left out. That was a waste of money. On the bright side, there’s a supermarket right across the street and a few restaurants nearby, which was super convenient. Bottom line—if you’re comfortable in the hood, it’s not a bad spot for the price. But if you’re not used to that kind of envi