Quality Inn Denver Central

The front desk staff were nice — but that was about best part of it. Couldn’t get hot water for a shower, the air conditioning in the room would not cool down — but only blew hot air — and there was more than a little bit of mold in the shower. And the pillows were uncomfortable.
This could be a nice place to stay — but it seems like they have a handyman that’s been on vacation for a couple months — and they need to fix a lot of things. Hopefully they take care of it. They also wouldn’t adjust the room price afterwards for the inconveniences.
Breakfast was decent. Wouldn’t stay here again until they made improvements.

Pretty underwhelming hotel. The room was very dated and I asked for one of the rooms that have been updated bit since we had our dog with us, they put us in an old room. Which I thought was kind of unfair, but what ever. The pet fee was $ 15 which is a lot cheaper than other hotels.
The continental breakfast was a joke. The fake eggs tasted hard and like plastic (I’ve had better fake testing eggs before). The biscuits and gravy was really bland and after a bite I couldn’t eat anymore.
However, the staff was nice and they were pet friendly. I’m sure after they renovate the other floors the rating will go up.

The hotel itself isn’t bad, I really love their free shuttle service especially because it takes you directly to the convention center and I was here for a conference there. Very convenient! However, their restaurant is atrocious. Never have I had such terrible food. The cheese sticks were raw and cold, and the gnocchi was so over cooked that it was like eating mashed potatoes with marinara. The gnocchi couldn’t even be picked up with a fork. Oh, and the beer was flat right out of the tap. Disgusting, atrocious restaurant. I wish I could give it a review that’s separate from the hotel, but it doesn’t have its own page. If you stay here, go anywhere else for dinner! Denver has great food, so there’s no reason to endure this horrible experience.

Had a fairly crappy stay (see below), which I complained about to a sympathetic manager who agreed to comp some choice rewards points onto my wife’s card. Three months later I found that no points had been added. Apparently, I am unable to use my wife’s rewards card when I’m the one using the hotel. I really wish I would’ve been told this in the first place so I could’ve asked for a partial refund instead of waiting around for points that were never coming.

This is your basic dated hotel room, needs updates. You’re getting what you pay for.
There is a constant lingering smell of weed in the elevator as patrons come and go from smoking pot out front all day long.
The service was very friendly and the hotel room was clean.

We are currently staying at this property. At check in everything was wonderful, there’s an outdoor pool and an arcade which are huge pluses.
THE DREADED DOWNFALL… BED BUGS.
They were kind enough to switch our rooms but that was it. No apology, no free drink at the bar that’s inside the hotel.
When I went to ask to make sure that they didn’t just change the sheets and put someone else in there they acted super weird.
I’m just doing my part to make sure no one else goes through the hell of the bed bug demon. That room needs to get bombed, not a new fresh set of linens.

You get what you pay for. This is not an expensive hotel with a good shuttle service. Oddly, they have the nicest elevators around.
So, here is what to expect. You can hear the freeway from your room, very well. The rooms are okay clean and the breakfast is not so good.
I will say the female driver (not sure her name) and Heather at the front desk, are rock solid. I’d hire them in a New York minute.

Hotel is about 3 miles away from downtown Denver and they have a free shuttle that will take you anywhere downtown for FREE. Can’t beat that deal. Besides that, there is nothing around the hotel. THere is a bar downstairs so that was a big plus!

I should have checked Unilocal before booking here! The pictures on the website are so nice looking, but that is clearly not the room we have. The ceiling is falling apart, there is rust all over in the tub, and worst of all, the matresses are extremely worn and uncomfortable! The hallways have an overwhelming smell of incense. It is also pretty noisy. The best thing is the breakfast, which is pretty good. I would not stay here again unless I found an unbelievably cheap rate, because that’s what it is worth.

I just visited Denver and stayed here thanks to Priceline Express Deals, under 2 star hotel in downtown Denver area.
I think in theory this hotel is good and could be above average for a chain hotel. However, during my visit I feel like the place was severely under-​staffed. Let me explain:
–the vending machines never seemed to be re-​stocked
–the on-​site restaurant wouldn’t deliver to the room because of «staffing issues»
–housekeeping didn’t even come by until like 5pm
In addition, the staff didn’t really seem to care. When asked if we were getting a room with 2 beds, the front desk attendant was like, «I don’t know.» Wow, thanks, so helpful. Also, the lady at the restaurant waited until I came to pick up my order to tell me that they were out of one food item. She had my room number and could have called me. Instead I told her my alternate order when I arrived to pick it up… and had to wait an additional 20 minutes. Like wtf?
Also, the rooms were SO SO hot. The thermostats definitely didn’t work. There were multiple other people complaining and asking to switch rooms. I don’t know that there was a solution to this other than opening the window 2 inches.
I would stay again because it is a good deal and I love the shuttle service and proximity to all the happenings in downtown Denver, however I feel that with all the random things that went wrong I can’t give it above 2 stars.

I can not compliment the staff here enough. From the shuttle driver to house keeping. The shuttle driver was quick, friendly, helped with our bags. Alyssa went above and beyond to accommodate my party, we had been broken down, house keeping cleaned a room quickly allowing us to get the kids settled in. In the breakfast buffet the chef came out to meet my nephews and talk to them.
Thank you to all the staff for making our stay so pleasant

This was by far the worst and most disgusting hotel I have ever stayed at. The pictures of the hotel make it look like a pleasant place to stay, but this is just not the case. It is very run down and we were afraid for our safety the entire stay. We were sure that our car would have been broken into or stolen the next morning.
Lets start with the lobby… It smelled awful and putrid while checking in, a funeral home would be a close comparison. One person worked the front desk with the phone ringing off the hook. The people hanging around the lobby looked as if they had been on a drug binge for weeks which added to the lack of security. They did offer a shuttle service that we chose not to use because it seemed safer to pay for an Über ride.
The rooms… cosmetically were what you would expect but was just overall dirty. You could tell that housekeeping just covered the basics… restocking, and making beds. The vents were caked with dirt, dust etc. The vent in the shower was disgusting I nearly puked while showering. The shower walls and tub were not clean. Ceilings in the bathroom were caked with dirty dried water. I would expect a clean hotel room but at the very least, I want a sanitary bathroom! I was itch in bed all night. The thought of bed bugs seemed to be a really possibility here. The hotel is very loud itself. you can hear doors slamming all night long. We did not even feel safe enough to walk down the hall for some ice.
The one pro this hotel has going for it is the proximity to downtown. Other than that, I would never stay here again or recommend this hotel to any sane person. I would have been better off sleeping in the car then staying here. Booking in advance for a better rate was the worst idea ever. That fact that I would not have been able to get a refund since the rate was locked in, was the only reason we stayed.

Stayed 1 night solo. In at 11pm, out at 8am.
It was ok’ish. It was clean enough, but not super fresh feeling. The bed was ok, not fantastic. The bathroom was ok, not fantastic. The included breakfast was ok, not fantastic.
See the pattern? Pretty much an ok place that won’t give you a bad night, but also won’t impress you. Basic hotel. The counter staff was ok, the lady shuttle driver was very nice.

Like others, I feel somewhat conflicted leaving a bad review because, while the hotel is a deteriorating mess, the staff are mostly friendly and helpful. But this is a review of the hotel, not the staff.
The hotel rooms have neither AC nor heating. When I called the front desk from my room, which was uncomfortably hot, I was told that the hotel was old, and apparently it’s not uncommon in old hotels to lack AC and heating in their rooms. Maybe, but I’ve stayed in many older, historical hotels across the country, and never had a room lacking something as basic as AC.
The furniture in the room was old, some of it plainly deteriorating. The fabric on the old, puffy desk chair was badly stained. It all left me feeling uncomfortable and dirty.
The rooms on both sides of the hotel are also loud because the hotel is situated between major highways. This noise problem grew worse when I opened the windows at night, which I had to do because of the absence or air conditioning.
I eventually checked out early. Again, the staff were mostly nice, and the shuttle to and from downtown was helpful, but I would never stay here again even if the room rates were half what they are now.

InI’ll start with saying the front door girl was super friendly. I accidently booked my night on priceline for a wednesday which was «today» but really I needed the room after a long tuesday drive from Chicago and it was 1am on wednesday. She corrected the problem and was very understanding.
The cons–
The room had a funky oder. I went to check out the bathroom first and it had the thickest layer of orange grime in the bathroom. It smelled like mold.
I started inspecting the bed. It looked clean but I was uneasy. A quick phone call downstairs and she offered to change our room. Let me tell you, after a 16 hour drive I just took the room and asked for room service to clean the bathroom in the morning. They said it was the tiles but sure enough after I asked the maid again to please just clean them, the grime came off. I also notice a hole in the wall baseboard big enough for a chicago rat to fit!
The pros– friendly door staff and they allow dogs for to stay super cheap.
I wouldn’t stay here again.

I’m torn on how to rate the Quality Inn Central in Denver. Let’s do a breakdown of the recent 2 night stay I had:
Pros:
+ Staff were all excellent, and friendly. No complaints whatsoever about my interactions with them.
+ Rooms were quiet, and even though I faced the highway, I could not hear that noise with the windows closed.
+ Ample free parking for your vehicle.
+ Easy access to the highways.
+ Affordable room rates.
Cons:
— The age of the rooms made you feel uncomfortable about just how clean everything was. It was one of those places that if you looked too closely, you probably would feel grossed out. In particular, the carpet wasn’t that lovely.
— The location of the hotel was poor. It’s about 6 – 8 minutes north of downtown Denver (where you want to be), and there really isn’t much nearby that is appealing. It’s an industrial part of the area.
— The A/​C system looks like it was built in 1953. And if you turn it on max, it sounds like that as well.
If the hotel could just get a much needed upgrade, it would easily justify a 4+ or even a 5 star rating.

I have no idea how this hotel gets halfway decent reviews elsewhere. First of all, it is in the bad part of Commerce City. Ghetto to the core. Secondly, this is bad architecture from like the 70’s, a little budget remodeling has happened, but that doesn’t fix leaky faucet drains and terrible workmanship in drywall and fixture installation. We distinctly smelled pot smoke from the air conditioning system which seems to share ductwork with other rooms.
Breakfast was mediocre if you love carbs, as in do it yourself waffles, muffins, brownies, etc. They had watered down orange juice, iced milk (ew). Biscuits and gravy were bad. Ham was soaking in hot water and was slimy. Eggs were okay, egg beater mix of some sort?
Didn’t even bother with the coffee, not brave enough.
Super slow elevators, wow…
We got a great rate, but overall we wished we stayed somewhere else.

Not the best. We stayed here twice and the first time wasn’t too bad. The room was fairly clean, sheets seemed clean, the hotel and room smelled nice (probably because they constantly had a woman walking around with a air freshing bottle spraying it in the lobby, hallways and elevators), and they offered a shuttle to downtown which we didn’t take due to bad reviews. The free breakfast was super gross; waffle mix was every where, fruit looked like it had been sitting out for awhile, milk and juice were all watered down from the ice they had in them and the coffee of course tasted awful and watery but whatever, that’s a free breakfast for you. The front desk was super nice, i would say that was the best part about the stay. The Palm Grill food isn’t bad, but they don’t open until 5PM, and the Village Inn next door closes at 3PM!
Anyways! Our next stay was awful! When we booked our room, the only room they said online was available was a smoking room, in desperation to get a hotel for two days we went ahead and booked up thinking it wouldn’t be so bad and WOW! it was bad! The whole floor reeked, we stayed one night and both of us woke up with sore throats, coughing. We tried to take a hot shower thinking we would feel better and looked up in the shower and NASTY! Hair, snot, ash, brown nasty marks all over the ceiling! The «kitchen area» was disgusting with hair everywhere, the ceiling was brown in certain areas and our sheets had stains all over them. They did move us fast, but I would have appreciated it if they had asked us if we wanted a non-​smoking room instead seeing as they told us that a lot of their hotel rooms were «trashed» that weekend and they couldn’t get us in right away after 3PM. The non-​smoking room they put us in was much better but still slightly dirty and you could tell the sheets weren’t cleaned fully… sort of gross! I wouldn’t stay here again, I felt like it was hit or miss if you get a clean room or not.

I must say, The Area is quiet being close to the freeway and the train tracks. The Room has definitely been renovated. Nice Flat Screen 32 inch tv. Big Comfortable bed. Fast WIFI.
Clean bathroom and carpets. Could be more options to eat. I had it confused with the Hotels on 58^th Ave and I25.
The Village Inn closes early for some reason. But the Palm restaurant isnt bad. Nice Friendly Service.
The Clerks at the Front Desk are more then friendly on check in and they have a Complimentary Shuttle as well.

Don’t do it. I thought I was getting a «downtown» hotel on Price line and got this place. This is not a terrible hotel. The rooms are clean. The staff are nice. But, this place is far away from downtown, and I bought it using the Priceline deal where they don’t show you the exact hotel or location — OF COURSE THE HIDE IT! If you saw where it was you would never consider this «downtown.»
The shuttle is usually over loaded and over booked. I saved money but with the shuttle wait, the distance from downtown I’d rather have stayed directly across the street at the Ramada or forked over the extra $ 40 for the downtown equivalent. All the foreign tourists seemed to also have been duped into thinking this place was «downtown»…
This said, it is an OK hotel. My room was clean. I’d say it’s a solid $ 60 a night place if you are driving and have your own car, and want to use the shuttle to avoid parking downtown.
If you pay more… Don’t book.