The Curtis Denver, a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, Denver

The hotel was good, lot of construction going on around it. Bathroom hot water makes loud noises in the shower of other rooms. Also they lost my car for about 45 min until I told them it was time to call the Denver Police. My car was produced within 10 min after the police statement was made. We have stayed downtown denver in alot of hotels and have never had this kind of trouble. You would think for 28 dollars to park they would be able to keep up with your car.

The hotel is in a excellent location and is reasonably price for a swanky hotel downtown, but it is definitely a 3 star and nothing more! The Corner Office is a nice contemporary bar/restaurant with a wonderful bartender who was very nice and recommended stuff for us to do while in Colorado(I am from Texas). HOWEVER the hotel charges $18 a night parking and they did not care to tell us that on Sunday and Holidays there is free meter parking (there is nothing but meters surrounding the hotel). There is also a $50 deposit that you have to put forward as well.

One inch gap under the doors in the rooms and even the door between adjacent room. We could hear every sound from the next room and the hall. Cheap bathroom (did they borrow the shower stalls from a truck stop?) Very decieving online, they really paint a different picture compared to what you get. you have to pay to park, wich is not very impressive. Only chose this place becuase of the location and how it looked online. Very disappointing, the themes were interesting at first but became irritating after the first hour in the hotel. I think anybody would be better off at a Motel 6, Super 8 or the likes of those hotel chains. At least you dont expect much and they do take care of the basics (huge gaps in the thin doors and cheap shower stalls) DISAPPOINTED

I travel quite a bit across the country and my stay at The Curtis was perhaps as bad as I have dealt with in recent memory. My stay was highlighted by false fire alarms that caused 4 AM evacuations into the chilly Denver night, music pounding up through the floor until after 2AM, razor thin hallway walls which insured that every conversation and of course all drunken arguing among other guests was basically occurring inside your room, and staff that responded by doing absolutely nothing to make the situation better. I guess part of being a boutique hotel includes not really providing the key essentials to most hotel stays...a nice clean place to rest/sleep. If planning a trip to Denver I would recommend looking everywhere else in the downtown area first.

I came to stay with my whoe family. There are 6 of us and we range from 86-11 years old. We got two rooms.First the pool was being repaired, in the middle of the summer!?! Then, when we were leaving, they charged us for our parking space. Are you kidding me? We drove all the way from Oregon, and the staff was great, but $18.00 a day to park in a hotel parking lot where I am paying for 2 rooms, are you serious? Not cool!! And maybe fix the pool in the off season, not in the summer! I won't go back, and I traver a lot!

The themed hotel is loads of fun...and the location is great. We were able to choose which floor to stay on from the various, nostalgic genres. Staff were friendly and helpful. Playful, yet nicely done! Only complaint, the room was a little small...

Thought it would be a fun place to stay, but the whole theme hotel thing became a pain after the first couple of hours. Room service was bad, had to go downstairs and pick it up ourselves, and is was over priced.

This hotel was nothing like all the reviews stated. They did not go out of there way to make your stay happy. The room designs were pathetic, the are a non smoking hotel which is fine but there smoking lounge did not have any chairs or even an ash tray. One person said their room service was cheap it was not. And they would not give us a late check out on a Sunday with out charging a 1/2 rate. I would spend the extra 20 dollars a night and stay at the Hyatt or Courtyard.

Great location; just a few steps away from 16th St. The hotel is a little old-fashioned, but has nice & clean rooms. Plus a very helpful and friendly staff!

I stayed for 4 nights while on Business in Denver, in a King-bed room. From the outside, the hotel is obviously quite old, but on the inside the place looks well cared-for and recently remodeled. Updated fire alarm systems have been added (and are visible throughout). I would stay here again. Pros: The room was clean and comfortable. Everything worked. The location is very good, just 1.5 blocks from the 16th Street Mall and the downtown business district. The view out my 11th floor window toward the mountains was excellent. The restaurant was surprisingly good. The pool and fitness facilities are decent. And the desk staff was especially friendly. A very good value, considering this hotel was the lowest price I could find in Downtown Denver. Cons: No refrigerators (a small under-desk fridge would be nice). Also, the hotel is 20+ stories tall and has no sprinkler system due to its age. Modern high-rise hotels all have sprinkler systems for improved life safety. Finally, I want my room to be totally dark at night when I'm trying to sleep, but you cannot pull the curtains across the window. The window is covered only by a thin white (almost shear) drape, allowing too much city lights in.