The Curtis Hotel

Loved this hotel! Came for a work conference and I loved how each floor had a different theme! I was in the chick flick floor and had a Sleepless in Seattle poster outside my door. The hotel had a great location, a block away from the outside mall. The hotel was extremely clean and all of the staff was extraordinarily friendly. With each day the food that was provided got better. The food ranged from chicken to movie theater snacks, complete with pretzels and cheese.
You should definitely stay here and arrange a corporate retreat if needed!

My stay here was great. Came in for the Broncos game which was super easy to get to from my hotel. The restaurant was great and $ 10 bottomless Mimosas was a great pregame warm up. My super comfortable bed was amazing. The staff was also extremely helpful. Definitely will be staying here again on my next visit.

Very cute and hip. Reminded me of a Mondrian Hotel.
Hits. our room was clean and room service was quick. Bed was comfortable Staff was very friendly
Misses. Ordered room service and day 1 an item was cold day 2 item was burnt. We had to ask 2 x to get shampoo.
Overall it was fine though $ 34 per day for parking was painful to pay

Stay here!
Very nice hotel with friendly and helpful staff right in the middle of downtown Denver. The room was clean, comfortable and spacious (especially given the low price on the room). The hotel itself is fun with great décor. They have a large fitness area, a Starbucks and a small snack shop in the lobby as well as a restaurant and martini bar. Everything you need in a hotel, with a fun and modern vibe. Checking in/​out was quick and easy and the place is about a 5 minute walk from 16^th street mall.
Will definitely stay here again.

Hands down they get 5 stars! The staff is so kind and helpful and thoughtful. The floors are clean as well as the rooms. The bed so very comfortable with comfy pillows and duvet. I would stay here every trip to Denver. Fabulous hotel!
I had to change/​update my review. I ordered room service. The staff was lovely but… 1. They charge you a fee to bring the food. (Which alone I would be fine with) AND they charge you 20% gratuity. I find 20% mandatory tip excessive and to the guest’s detriment. What exactly is anyone’s motivation for good service? It was just way to excessive. Also our order was wrong and our food was cold. I was not happy with room service and would not order again. So my review goes from 5 to 4 stars. The rest of the hotel is great.

The varied, themed floors are cool. Each floor has a theme song that plays when the elevator lands on the floor. It’s pretty cool, but sucks for the people who are staying in rooms near the elevators (two on each floor). The conference area is even cooler; each conference level has a unique theme. One floor is a cartoon floor (see pics), with cartoon graphics like «pow» and «bam» on the walls, with a bright orange décor. Another conference floor has a kid’s toy theme, with room names depicted on wall hangings reflecting games such as «rock, paper, scissors». Customer service is impeccable, and the on-​site restaurant serves local, fresh fruits and vegetables (oh yeah, and meat for you meat lovers!).

Location, location, location. The hotel is within 1 – 2 blocks of the arts district, and 16^th Street Mall (which is a pedestrian-​only, long street with dining and entertainment — not a shopping mall, although there is a Walgreen’s, Ross Dress for Less, and Payless to name a few shopping venues). The 16^th Street Mall also boasts a bus that takes passengers up and down the street/​strip. On my next trip to Denver, if I can afford it, I would definitely stay at this hotel again. PS Hot cookies greet you upon arrival.

How fun is this place?!
With a downtown location right next to the DCPA, it’s the perfect place to stay if you’re going to be out downtown or if you’re going to the show.
You can tell that the hotel is a little older with some «lipstick» to rev it up, but they put their money in places that matter. The bathrooms are nice, the hotel is clean and every floor has a fun and unique theme.
More than that, the hotel staff is incredibly nice, and were definitely willing to help when asked. At the end of the night, they take orders for Ian’s pizza which is an absolute surprise and quite a bonus.
Fun place to stay and will go back for sure with their good pricing and location.

Upon check-​in we were greeted with such a friendly manor. The best part was the cookies you received at that point. YUM!
We stayed on the 7^th floor. Which was was Laughing Out Loud floor. It was pretty great!
It makes sense to have to scan your card in the elevator than press which floor you are going to but I defiantly wish we could of toured each floor. Now that I think about it we could of taken the stairs but I’m not ready to walk 16 floors! Hahah!
We got a great deal on the room. Especially for one night. The beds and pillow were so comfortable! I felt so relaxed!
We will be back!

We found this hotel online looking for a hotel close to Sports Authority field. We always read the comments from others and that’s how we decided on this hotel. The price was over $ 150 a night and I didn’t mind but my husband who squeaks when he walks was hesitant.
We arrived on Sunday and were able to check in early. We were given 2 free cookies and a friendly representative. We stayed on the 13^th fl which was the horror theme floor. The room was so cute and even though it was small it was the right fit for 2 people. The bed is so comfy. The shower was so welcoming.
Overall a great hotel.

We chose this hotel for our anniversary/​Broncos game trip, for location and also for cool factor.
We arrived to no cookies. NO COOKIES. Seriously the best Doubletree feature and they were out. Front desk dude didn’t know the downtown area and could not answer questions, bless his heart. We mentioned that it was our anniversary and he offered to upgrade the room… but then checked the computer and was all ‘oh snap, nothing available after all.’ Dang, Gina.
We had a room on the One Hit Wonder floor and it was delightful to see Vanilla Ice coming off the elevator. Room was plenty large and super comfy bed. No luggage holder though, so poor suitcases lolled about on the floor.
The bathroom was okay but seriously, do only men design showers? A sister needs a place to shave her legs!!! And the shower curtain was not long enough so water got all over the floor. Hairdryer was only satisfactory, needs a cool shot button.
Our room was not serviced, and when I called down to ask, the young dude said that because they were full, they hadn’t gotten to everyone. Which confuses me, do they not plan on being full?
I hit the fitness center due to being a wuss running outside in 11 degrees. Treadmills were okay, but only one bike. Weights decent and decent space. Not bad for a chain hotel.
I will do Westin or Four Seasons next time.

Nice hotel, themed rooms. The valet service is way overpriced and getting coffee in the morning was a hassle, the lobby was out of the customary complimentary coffee. Convenient location for the theater district in Denver. Not the greatest of service… could work on that.

I was in town for the Packers vs. Broncos game during Halloween weekend, and stayed at The Curtis Hotel in downtown Denver. My stay was perfect.
I arrived on Friday, and all of the Packers fans I was with were also staying here. Conveniently located in the central part of the downtown area, we were in walking distance to several breweries, bar and grills and places to eat. There was a comedy club nearby, too.
The elevators have an automated voice that appears to be consistent with the theme of each floor. It made me crack up with laughter. We were on the 14^th floor, which apparently was the TV Show floor. Our rooms were spacious, beds were comfortable, views of the mountains spectacular, and showers therapeutic.
There was a huge Halloween party on the 2^nd and 3^rd floors, with folks all custumed up. This hotel, itself, lends itself to a younger, progressive clientele. However, I saw folks of all ages during my visit, including a lot of Packers fans. We visited the Martini Bar a couple of times, too.
I departed on Monday, but I’m looking forward to returning. I would strongly encourage you to give this place a try.

This is not your mother’s Double Tree #Hotel. The Curtis is the brand’s attempt to market to the Millennia business #traveler.
Walking into the lobby was like walking into a comic book. Bright colored furniture — multi colored chairs by the front desk and a large conference table with green chairs in the open library area to the left of the entrance. The front desk was tiny yet quick to check in and YES they still offer the Double Tree Cookies! Off the front desk was the «store» with the usual snacks and sundries but they also offered whoopee cushions and toys. I loved that the Bell Staff still helped with luggage.
Each floor of the #hotel has a theme. My room was on the «Laugh Out Loud» floor. I was only there for 2 nights but I could imagine that the «Welcome To Laugh Out Loud Floor» followed by giggling announcement every time I got on/​off my floor would get on my nerves by day 3! Plus getting on/​off the elevator in the lobby was announced by «Don’t Worry Be Happy!» Yes, that song ran through my head for a week! The theme on the LOL Floor was very pop art. I enjoyed the framed whoopee cushions in the hall and the Doodle Do Right bobble head in my bathroom but it might not be for everyone.
The room was well appointed with 2 beds and the desk, closet, drawers, fridge, entertainment center combo was funky and function. The only down side was the desk was small with a rounded edge left most of my paperwork on the floor. It took a few tries to get on the WiFi but it was free and it worked!
The Corner Office Restaurant + Martini Bar is the #hotel bar/​restaurant. I ordered a bottle of wine and it took a ½ hour to locate it. Sure it happens but I still remember this fact weeks later. The last night we order room service: club sandwich, hummus plate and grilled cheese & tomato soup combo. The order came up quickly and was placed on the ottoman as there no other place to put it. Tight room for 3 people working on 3 computers trying to eat dinner. But the food was great! Grilled cheese with soup as a dipping sauce was brilliant!
If I get back to Denver for pleasure I would stay again but for business #meetings is would depend on the client. A sense of humor is A MUST!

The Curtis Hotel in Denver was the most badass hotel we’ve ever stayed in! If I could afford to visit more often, I would stay exclusively in this funky spunky place!
Mary Anne, Geena, and the guy who brought us room service breakfast, were all so sweet and kept the chill vibe going. Thanks y’all!

Loved The Curtis boutique-​like hotel from the moment we walked in. Great service. Loved the theme floors. There is a great café where we had the breakfast buffet. We noticed that all the amenities that one would want in a hotel are here. Dorky, but fun, were the elevator floor announcements. It’s in a great location… close to restaurants, museums, clubs, nightlife, and Coors Field.

From the moment I arrived, the staff was very welcoming and accommodating.
This is not your typical Hilton. The hotel has been transformed into a boutique experience: each floor has a theme, accompanied w/​the elevator announcement.
Floor 3 offers games for kids, wifi and hosts 2 Grand Ballrooms both offering patios (1 has a bar and fire pit.)
The rooms are artistic and fun yet spacious.
Nestled in the Arts District, The Curtis is a short walk to Coors field, the comedy club, outdoor eateries and shopping.
Fantastic environment to host a conference, special event or to visit.

Was in Denver for three days for work. The Curtis is great! I arrived and Nick the valet was super charming and helpful. When we arrived to the front desk, we were greeted with smiles and welcoming friendliness.
The hotel theme is a kitschy type of fun. I like the quirky new school design and theme of the floors and the hotel in general. I stayed in the laugh out loud floor. The room was clean, and the front desk was even nice enough to give me a call to just see how I was doing.
I had an early meeting that I still needed to prep for in the morning, so I ordered breakfast the night before. It arrived just in time. On the Friday, the lobby had a DJ and they were serving some spiked punch and lemonade. Such a fun hotel and environment they are creating for all the guests.
Definitely would recommend it for anyone looking to stay downtown!

The Curtis Hotel = Craziness over 9000.
From the cryptic robot videos playing in their lobby to the talking elevators that announce each floor’s theme upon arrival, my stay there definitely served as a unique one. While I do appreciate their effort to give this place some character, I rate a hotel primarily on whether or not I enjoyed my room. And if you’re wondering, I did:
HIGHLIGHTS:
+Super clean.
+Curtains help make the room pitch black.
+Comfortable and firm mattress.
+Nice sized bathroom.
+Plenty of dressers to store my clothes.
+A solid desk to do work.
+A working thermostat.
DRAWBACKS:
–While I understand The Curtis is trying to be original, the weird picture of the woman holding an ice cream cone while wearing a scoop of ice cream on top of her head is just weird. BTW, it’s in multiple rooms, so this picture does not help provide a unique experience.
–Not the most soundproof room.
–Not all the TV channels worked.
–The sheets could be softer.
Overall, while The Curtis isn’t really my style, I can definitely appreciate that I could get a good night’s sleep there.

As I get off on the 13^th floor, (horror movie floor) for the first time, I hear, «HERRRRRRRE’S JOHNNY,» from the Shining, as the doors open there is a huge picture of Jack Nicholson. Now I love scary movies, but I guarantee if my wife was with me, we would have been headed back down to the front desk to change floors! But since I was traveling alone, I loved it! My room was even right by the elevator, so while laying in bed at night, I could hear Jack Nicholson greeting everyone who was entering my floor! SPOOKY indeed!
As for the hotel, it’s awesome! Modern, and HIP and I don’t use the word HIP often.
But here HIP stands for
H — Hotel
I — Integrated
P — POP Culture
The hotel is beaming with POP CULTURE references… From the gym’s inspiring words of, «RUN FOREST RUN,» to photos of Tami from the Denver band DRESSY BESSY above all the beds! It’s fun, and it get’s conversations started with other guest in the elevator… «What’s your floor’s theme,» Multiple themes of One Hit Wonders, to Tv shows, to Great Buddies, etc. It kinda made me want to stop at every floor and check it out!
The staff was excellent, and they provide you with a COOKIE upon arrival! I also forgot shaving cream and a razor and they had my back on that as well!
The lobby is great, it has toys for kids, funky couches for hanging, and free coffee in the morning! The only thing missing was a WATER Station! But then again most lobbies don’t have a place where you can read a book on Andy Warhol just sitting there either!
I dug the hotel bar as well, but bummed it closed so early! MIDNIGHT on weekdays!
Anyway If I was going back to stay in downtown Denver, I would defiantly stay here again! Fun around every corner!

The Curtis was an experience. It has a great location. The Embassy Suites in downtown has 2 strip clubs across the street from it so I was glad I dodged that crowd.
However, the staff at the Curtis needs serious training. They are awful. Rude, no customer focus, gossipy — just terrible.
I thought the Curtis was super convenient in the snow, but service at the restaurant and the elevator took a long time. Parking was good, but I never moved my car. It is pricey though, but we are in downtown.
The Corner Office free breakfast took a long time. There were only a couple servers each day for a room full of demanding uppity weathly travelers. It was bad.
As the other reviews say, floors are quirky. I stayed on 13– Freddy Krueger floor and it was creepy. You get a $ 4 credit at the front desk if you are HH Diamond– I got 2 cherry chocolate things and they were gross. Stick with a smart water or something from the 5 & dime. Oh, there was no robe in the room which was weird for a double tree…
The gym was huge and great. Really nice — only reason I give it 3 stars instead of 2. The staff really needs to pull it together.