Renaissance Denver Downtown City Center Hotel

The front desk staff was courteous and efficient, and the room and public areas were clean, comfortable, and functional. The building itself, a former bank structure, retains historical decor and is nicely highlighted by information signs around the lobby. Dinner at the in-house Range restaurant was very good, and the service was excellent, though the food and wine price was quite high (understandable for this downtown location).

The location was great! Situated near so many shops and restaurants that it was only a few minutes walk to any given place. Also museums were right next door. The inside of the hotel was really well decorated and made the hotel seem a lot more expensive than what we paid for. The reception held our luggage before and after check in so we could go out to eat in peace.

The room was just as expected. Two queen beds with a desk, a concealed refrigerator, a spacious bathroom and a nice closet. It even had a very nice mini-lounge sofa with pillow. The lobby area is VERY nice. This was previously a bank and we were SO glad that the bank structure was saved. It is beautiful!

The staff was amazing, the valets were so cool to us and very patient. I am definitely going to book here again when given the chance. Beats an AirBNB by a hundred miles. The fellas at the front desk were a big help and getting checked in a little late was not an issue for them if you notified them ahead of time. Keep up the great work!

The beds were a little hard and uncomfortable pillows. The restaurant menu options were extremely limited. As a Culinary Chef, I try to have app, entree, options for a least 4 different types of people walking through the door. No chicken on the menu? You would get much more business if you had a few of the basics. FYI