Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel

"Very nice conference facilities! The food was good and the staff was practically invisible and yet the service was great! I recommend the conference facilities. The parking garage is short if you have a truck. I think 6'4". My Toyota tundra didn't fit with a 2 inch lift . The main bar had knowledgeable tenders"

"Just want to say the hotel is amenities are subpar the rooms are very spacious and nice. But the thing that I have a huge if and don't like is the rehiring process. During today's economy they should be open to having anybody who wants to learn or even have experience my son for example has plenty of experience to be a dishwasher but because of previous employment issues with Marriott they don't even give him an interview. Not to mention the hidden fees that they apply here and there as previously stated in other people's reviews I have to also been victim of this. It's a shady company the way it's come about."

"This is not necessarily a review of the hotel itself. I am currently living in a peer supported sobriety community in downtown Denver. The men here are all battling a combination of drug and alcohol addiction issues, and are all in desperate situations. Many are unemployed and have no access to outside friends or family over the holiday season. The Sheraton was nice enough to cater in an absolutely magnificent Christmas dinner of prime rib and wonderful side dishes as well as delicious desserts for all of the residents here. All of the staff members were friendly and supportive of everyone here and the food was delicious. To me, that speaks volumes about the generosity and caring that comes from the entire business as a whole, from the door men to the board of directors. We all here will forever appreciate the kindness and support we were shown by the Sheraton and it's staff. If you want to support a business who actually cares about and gives back to the community. Please by all means if you plan on staying in downtown Denver, consider booking with the Sheraton."

"We stayed there for a conference and we enjoyed it. The room was nice with a very comfortable king bed. It was on the smaller side but we had everything we needed. They have plenty of venues for conferences, however some rooms are very difficult to find. Elevators are really slow so it took forever to move from one floor to another. They have a restaurant inside with many options and the bar is nice even if the cocktails are okay and expensive. We really appreciated that they allow dogs so we could take our chihuahua everywhere. Staff was very friendly and helpful."

"Rooms were comfortable, fairly modern and pretty quiet for such a central location. I was initially skeptical of the 'minimalist' clothes hanger but it worked perfectly for the week I was there. The shower uses a water-saving head but still pretty refreshing after a long day. Initially my room heater was broken but it was fixed immediately by an engineer as soon as I told the front desk, who were always friendly and helpful. The heated rooftop pool, poolside bar and games room is really a great feature, especially if you can get a room on the 5th floor of the tower building where they are located. Pay attention when the front desk tell you which building your room is in so you don't repeat my mistake of trying to get into the wrong room! Fitness facilities are pretty decent - I think the complimentary gym had every type of resistance machine ever made, plus plenty of bikes and treadmills, but only one aging rowing machine (Concept 2, but definitely in need of a service!). A few free weights but no barbells. The breakfast buffet is tasty but quite expensive, while the Yard House restaurant has several reasonably priced and tasty options for lunch or dinner. There are also plenty of other restaurants nearby. Gluten-free options: the breakfast buffet is clearly labeled for allergens, with a decent selection available every day. The Yard House do gluten free buns or lettuce wrap burgers, as well as special versions of several other dishes (and two gluten free beers to choose from). The conference facilities are good and they have plenty of large meeting rooms organized in a fairly centralized way, making meeting up with colleagues pretty easy even at a large meeting. The alcohol prices at conference events are pretty extortionate, but that seems to be the case everywhere."