HOMEWOOD SUITES DENVER TECH CENTER

Room was excellent clean and comfortable breakfast was very good and the price was cheap compared to other places we've stayed

Great stay over the Christmas period Important to note that there is NO charge for parking (some hotels in the area have introduced inexplicable fees but not this one.) Breakfast is really good for a hotel at this price point - there's a great breakfast taco bar every morning, plus eggs/potatoes/meat; overnight oats with chia if you're into that sort of thing; endless waffles; fruit etc. All piping hot and freshly cooked, even on Christmas Day. The beds are great (the brand style of weird sort-of-eiderdown-pocket-with-quilt doesn't quite work and feels like something you nan might have experimented with. Front desk are attentive and receptive, even when time-zone confused guests need coffee at 3am. On checkout was told that 2025 was going to see a remodelling and wouldn't say that it isn't needed - there's the sort of peeling and patina you'd expect to get after a few years of people tromping through a building - but unless you have visiting-royal-potentate expectations, it's largely fine. Couple of downsides: the floor (particularly on level 3_ has weird lumps and holes under the carpet, which are risky if you're not nimble or carrying stuff; if you're an incredibly light sleeper you might find the light aircraft which pass overhead in the morning en route to Centenial Airport a distraction. There's precisely one restaurant within walking distance (the overpriced Flemings) and literally nowhere to buy, say, cheese or coffee or a sandwich or a cake without making a car journey. In the last twelve months, the complementary papers have vanished from the lobby and the laundry has switched to an app-based payment method. Luckily compatable with UK phones!

We have been staying in the Hilton’s from some time, but our most recent stay at the Homewood Suites by Hilton Denver Tech Center was the worst stay my family has ever experienced. The hotel does not look like it has had one ounce of maintenance since it was opened. The carpet in the room was very worn and in some places it had been duck taped to keep it down. The lamp shades were stained with what we assume was coffee or some other liquid. The tile work in the bathroom was detaching from the floor due to too much past moisture. We requested room cleaning after our first night and were told it wasn’t possible. For paying $280 night, plus $10 in parking (in an area where there is no lack of parking) this is unacceptable. In short, this hotel is failing to live up to the quality and consistency we have come to expect from the Hilton brand. The owners should either take greater care or Hilton should shut down the hotel as it’s damaging their brand.