Baymont Inn And Suites Denver International Airpor

United Airlines provided us with a room there after missing a connection. Shuttle to hotel, asked about a shuttle to return to the airport at 6:30, was told the only "availability" was 5am. Uber'ed instead. Rooms are pretty barren, old and tired, internet completely useless. A/C very loud. Next morning our uber driver asked us if we noticed the hookers (we did not.) Only good was that we only needed to be there for five hours. Never again, never again with Baymont or Wyndham.

We were put up here due to missed flight by United. I think I would have rather slept at the airport. This place is so disgustingly dirty that we all woke up a sore throats because the AC unit was so filthy and blowing around moldy air. I don't think there's a clean corner in the whole room. In fact it was so dirty. I slept with my clothes on cuz I was afraid it may have bed bugs.. I did check around the whole mattress and didn't see anything but they had no mattress covers or anything on the box spring it was all exposed

You might want to have a physical debit or credit card for the $50 incidentals charge at check in. The charge was fine and expected, but the staffer at the front desk first started yelling at me, "Do you have a PHYSICAL CARD" as I was running my digital card, then said they REQUIRED a physical card for incidentals, which I found jaw droppingly hard to believe. She lectured me that in the state of Colorado most places require a physical card, something I also find hard to believe as for years many travelers like myself have used apps for one-use digital credit cards to prevent theft and fraud while on the road. She finally asked the supervisor if I could use a digital card, and the supervisor seemed surprised by the question. The rest of the visit was great. Roomy, comfortable room and bed, nice toiletries and plenty of towels for the shower, etc. Free shuttle to the airport a nice bonus.