Staybridge Suites Denver International Airport

Last minute reservation due to the pass we needed to take to get home being closed. They were very accommodating. We actually, ended up getting a suite (it was the only room left) and I was very impressed with how clean and homey this hotel is! Worth the stay!

Clean, very comfortable, shuttle to and from airport. Burt at the front desk is such a nice man and treats guests like family. Highly recommend

Really good stay here. Love cinthia at the front desk. Thanx you. Definitely will be staying here agine!

We booked this hotel on
and we selected a 3.5 star. I traveled for business in my pervious work and would never consider this brand over a 2.5 star. That is an issue I will take up with hotwire. For the stay. We got off the elevator with the entire floor smelling like Weed. I’m not against marjuana but don’t need to smell it in my hotel. The cleaning solutions they use in the room were very floral like they were trying to cover up the smell of smoke. They were so stong they gave me a headache and made my eyes itch. Finally, for a hotel located at the airport, I expect it to run shuttles to the airport more than once an hour. I’ve stayed at the old Stapleton airport and the hotels there run every half hour and they are 20 miles away.

Nice complimentary breakfast, clean, spacious rooms, and very friendly customer service. Shuttle to the airport is dependable.

My husband and I missed our connecting flight and got stuck in Denver for the night. Our airline was nice enough to give us a voucher for this hotel. I was pleasantly surprised by this hotel. They offered complimentary dinner and drinks and breakfast. The hotel is clean and quiet, service was friendly, and our room came equipped with a nice kitchen. If I were to stay in Denver for more than a night I would definitely come back to this hotel! I like that they have a little shop you can purchase snacks from, free wifi, and you can get games and DVDs from the front desk. I peeked in at their fitness area and pool and both were nice. They also have a laundry room that guests can utilize. So if you’re in the area and want a decently priced hotel, you should check this place out.

Nice hotel and comfortable stay with very good breakfast and happy hours. There’s even a massage therapist on Wednesdays to help the relieve stress. I agree about the poorly designed stairways — it happened to me too — I ended up outside of the building.

Wonderful place to stay near Denver Airport. The room was spacious and slept 3 adults very comfortably. They had an evening social with complimentary food and beer and wine. In the morning, they had complimentary breakfast. Would stay there many times more.

Very friendly staff. Newer building, spotlessly clean and quite comfortable. Best if you have a car – the shuttle only runs on the hour, by reservation, and is not 24 hours. Best to call them if you land at DIA and need them to pick you up. There’s a 7 – 11 a short walk away, which you’ll likely need because their pantry is sparely stocked compared to other extended stay chains I’ve stayed in: no beer, only one choice of frozen dinner, no real groceries at all. A five minute walk the other direction is a decent Italian restaurant with pretty décor and a large bar.

Nice hotel, clean and spacious rooms, a location close to the Denver airport and restaurants. So why is the rating so low?
In a word: stairs. Or rather, the challenge of using them.
I prefer to walk up and down the stairs rather than depend on the elevator, except perhaps when taking in my luggage. In this hotel, you cannot use the stairs without a major hassle. The stairwells dump you outside the building on the far side of the lobby, making you walk around. And going up? You have to ask a desk clerk to unlock the outside stairwell doors so you can use them — which I did. Whoever designed this hotel must not stay in them. There are no stairwell entrances or exits inside the building. Good luck finding your way out in a fire or getting back to your room in the event of a power outage.
Too bad because this is a really nice hotel in so many ways, except for the stupid stairwell design.

I’ve stayed at the Staybridge more times than I can count over the past few years, so it kind of has a certain type of homey feel to me. The staff really goes out of their way to make you feel welcome, including hosting evening sundowner parties during the week (excluding Monday. which I should have remembered).
The lobby area downstairs has nice and comfy chairs and couches to relax with friends, or to sit and work for a little while. Broadband speeds aren’t very fast though, so don’t plan on working much online without getting frustrated. The lobby hosts a better-​than-​normal breakfast each morning with hot items like waffles, scrambled eggs, bacon, etc. I typically stick with the oatmeal and fresh fruit options, which are plentiful and pretty darn good.
The rooms are «suites» that include a small kitchen complete with a refrigerator/​freezer, stove, dishwasher and sink. The cabinets are stocked with plates, pots and pans, glasses, etc. Seriously. you could move in for weeks at a time (which I have before) and feel like you live there.
Although I really do like the hotel, I do have a couple of things that always bother me. First: the shower curtains they use. when you get out of the shower, you can’t help but flood the floor. It’s annoying. Second: there are no plastic cups anywhere in the room. When I brush my teeth, I have to remember to grab a glass from the kitchen, wash it out (because who knows how clean it really is) and then use it. I typically remember this as I’m brushing my teeth, so I’m washing a glass with a toothbrush sticking out of my mouth.
If you’re in the area, this isn’t a bad place to stay at all. I see a lot of families staying here as well as flight crews and people in town for recurrent training. The hotel shuttle will gladly take you down to the grocery store when they aren’t busy running back and forth to the airport, or to some of the other restaurants in the area that aren’t accessible without a car.

Great location (quick drive to DIA), fair prices, and staff is very friendly. Pet Friendly. Rooms are CLEAN and comfortable. The carpet throughout the hotel is dated and worn, but I understand they are in the process of updating. Would stay again if needing to be close to the airport. Free breakfast is good, even offering little «to go» bags if you want to just grab something like fruit or yogurt to go, this is a nice little touch. Also, my companion traveler lost all toiletries and they were more than happy to accommodate (free of charge), toothpaste, toothbrush, soaps, shampoos etc… The room we stayed in looked like it was for a more long term guest (full kitchen) stove, microwave, fridge, sink, dishes, silverware etc… but still felt spacious enough for our short stay. Nice TV.

I have stayed in various hotels all over the world but this has been the worst experience I have ever had. A little background first, I am currently waiting to close on my house (July 15^th). I therefore decided to stay here for 30 days which would end up costing me more than $ 3000. From the reviews I read here I thought that the price would be worth it. Boy was I wrong. This hotel has compelled me to open up a Unilocal account and post a review. Here are some of the issues I have faced. These issues actually compelled me to cut my stay short and move to a different location.
1– For a 30 day stay I was told that I would not be taxed so my stay would be cheaper. Apparently that was not the case I still got taxed and the management told me that the taxed amount would be returned to me when I check out. I wish they had told me this when I was asking about the pricing and the weekly costs. Because of this I had to redo my budget.
On my third day of stay here I get a call at 7 am in the morning from the front desk telling me that my credit card was not going through. They asked me to resolve the payment issue immediately (at 7 am). When I called my bank I was told to wait till 8 am (that’s when the cards department opens up for all major banks). I get a call back from my bank at 8:15 am telling me that the hotel was entering the expiration date wrong. The hotel already had all my information and they had already charged me for my first day using the same card information. It seems to me that they do not have a proper or a secure way of storing data (specially crucial information such as credit card details). They had the details right the first time but the second time it was wrong. I wonder what happened? Never the less here is how I see this entire incident, I get woken up at 7 in the morning on my day off and told strongly that there is a problem with my card and that I should pay immediately. Turns out it was their fault .They did not have the correct expiration date and they did not even bother to confirm the details of the card with me on the phone. When I talked to their manager about this incident she said that they do not want the extended stay guests to leave without paying. WITHOUT PAYING!!! Those were the exact words. This basically means that if you check into this hotel as an extended stay hotel you will be treated like a third class citizen. I am going to be staying with them for the next couple of weeks. Why would I be leaving? I hope she had chosen more appropriate wordings. They have all my details how can I leave without paying ?? How can I sneak past them with all my bags across that little lobby ?
2-​I was told that I would have to pay at the end of every week (Sunday) however the hotel makes random deductions from my credit card at their will.
3-​The hotel claims to be pet friendly. I would strongly disagree with that. All the pet friendly hotels I have stayed at have staff members that would adore and compliment dogs. They would always have dog biscuits/​treats for pets. This hotel however is on a totally different scale. The staff members here are terrified of dogs. Today I received a letter from the hotel telling me that my dog was aggressive and if his aggressive behavior continues I would have to make other arrangements for his stay. I wish I would have gotten a verbal warning first or at least something that would tell me what he did? My dog is always on a leash and with me. I dont even know what my dog did. This hotel is not pet friendly at all. Most of the pet friendly hotels I know have stair cases to the exit so pet owners can use the stairs at their convenience. This hotel is different. The stair cases here lead to the exit and once the exit door is shut their is no way to come back to my floor except from the elevator in the lobby. I also met another guy here during the happy hour claiming that he would be shortening his stay at this hotel since they are not dog friendly at all and off-​course rude. He had a little Pomeranian. How aggressive could that little breed be ?
This is the worst experience I have ever had with a hotel. It seems to me that the uncourteous staff here consists of a bunch of high school kids who lack adequate training when it comes to dealing with travelers or customers who are on the move and under stress.

s always, the hotel was nice.
The manager’s evening special was also nice.
It was a bit pricey … but, most of the hotels on that road near the airport are.
Fran at the desk was nice.
The room that I had this time has some stains on the rug.
The heat-​A/​C worked fine.
There is a hotel shuttle to the airport. Be sure to sign up for this the night before as it can fill up.
I would stay here again.

Clean, well sized rooms with a great breakfast. Not much around other than other hotels and so so restaurants.

Stayed here for one night passing through Denver, Co. We stayed in the suite. 2 bedrooms with 1 queen bed, 2 full size beds and a hide a bed. 3 42″ flat screen TV’s, a kitchen and two full bathrooms. This was more than I expected. Specially at $ 100.00 a night. I only give it four stars because of the noise of the trucks going by during the night. Of course I am a light sleeper who hears everything.

A friend asked me, «What are you doing out in Colorado…»
My reply, «To play, of course!» 8)
Welcome to the Staybridge Suites —
* Cleanliness — Overall, very clean
* Accommodating — Whenever I requested anything, no attitudes — no problem
* Personable — Friendly & helpful
* Professional — 100%
Kitchenette — Awesome…
Photo —
‘With one exception, the microwave buttons were non-​operational. However, there was one, single button that worked, the almighty «Potato Button.» So, whenever I was heating something up it had to be done in it’s spud (s) equivalent.
Example — «Hmmm, a cup of coffee… ‘One potato… Two potatoes… ‘And, you get the picture.» (Maximum power: 3 potato limit)
FREE On-​site Laundry Facilities — ‘Another nice amenity!
Photo —
The day I arrived, my brother, TP & I went to a great, authentic Korean restaurant…
‘And in classic, DJ fashion, dropped kim chee on my only pair of jeans, three damn times! 8/​Hey, I blame the soju! (That’s my story & it ain’t changing!) 8)
Shin Sa Dong Korean BBQ —
‘Very thankful for the laundry facilities!
‘Shared the room with TP, who was out there for three weeks training. The sofa-​bed was as comfortable as a… ‘Sofa bed. However, the extra blankets & pillow cases from the closet had stains on them… Yeh, that was kinda nasty. 8/​
Requested fresh linens from the staff member who was cleaning rooms just across the hall. Easy, done, no attitude, no problems… ‘Nice.
Room —
Staybridge Suites’ complimentary morning breakfast was pretty decent, fresh & offered a relatively good spread… ‘Consistent from what I saw. The coffee was nice and strong as well.
Day 1 —
Day 2 —
‘Even a waffle maker! -
Staybridge Suites also offers a FREE «Social Hour» — Tuesday thru Thursday. ‘Great way to mingle, network and enjoy free wine & beer… YES, I said free. (However, it is regulated by a certified server of the hotel so don’t think you’re going to get sloshed… ‘But that didn’t stop people from trying!) Unfortunately, I was so busy on my short visit that I didn’t have time to par take in the festivities! Well, I was able to hit up the soda machine before it was locked up for the night.
Hotel Happenings —
The entire staff was exceptional — friendly, courteous & professional.
I had the most interaction with:
Selene — Breakfast Service
Brenda — Shuttle Driver
Tamara — Assistant GM
Thank you for making my stay a great one!
Note: The only attitudes I encountered were from some of the knucklehead guests.
A hotel w/​a sense of humor —
Overall, great experience… ‘With the exception of the defunct microwave and the «gravy stained» laundry. «Ewww…»
‘Would love to stay at another Staybridge again!
— Big Aloha!
Food: 3+
Ambiance: 3+
Service: 5
Value: 4

I am staying here over the next three weeks. I am jus’ ending week one and so far this place has been good. The Greeting Staff, the cleaners and the maintenance team on top of my room issues. No big deals, jus’ had an issue with drain stopper. I was hesitant, because of where Im doing business for work over the next three weeks, its a bit away from DIA, but so far the morning drive is a piece of cake! Unless your like me from Hawaii, the snow thing isn’t a big a deal as I thought it would be.
Recommendation… YES
Oh! breakfast every morning 7-​days a week, included and Happy Hour Beer and Wine Tue-​Wed-​Thurs, with some type of Entrée’ and salad bar…

Yeah! I will definitely go here any time. The room was room and clean. Great price for a great room. Clean too. Had a two room suite. Said that it had three beds. That counted the sofa bed. Felt like a bit of false advertising. The suite was on the first floor (what’s up with that? Second time Expedia did that to me). There were a few doors open on the first floor which were weird until I realized that it appeared to be used as a retirement home. Didn’t impact our stay, but seemed odd. The kids loved the indoor pool and it was hard to pry them out to get them into bed to sleep.
On second thought, I should rate this down. Asked for a wake up call that never happened. I guess I’ll leave it. The roominess, rate, and cleanliness made it definitely a four.

Decided to stay close to the airport the night before our flight so I wasn’t up at 3:00am driving to Denver. Staybridge wasn’t the cheapest of the hotels in this area, but being able to leave my car here and take the shuttle to the airport made it all the worthwhile. Our room was very clean and fairly large. The kitchen was a nice addition, but we didn’t end up using it. The bed was very comfortable too… big plus!
I won’t hesitate to stay here again if I am flying out of Denver. The convenience of being 10 min. from the airport is priceless.