SpringHill Suites Grand Junction Downtown/Historic Main Street

The pool was cold and small and the jacuzzi was barely warm. There was no shower at the pool so I had to go cold to my room. The rooms were modern and good. The free breakfast was good, lots of selection.

Friendly front desk staff.
Ample parking for hotel guests.
Nice light gym area with windows looking outside.
Pool is small.
The ice machine on our floor was not working but the one the floor below ours worked.
Someone was drilling which was loud but this took only 30 – 45 minutes and at least it’s good to know they’re staying on top of maintenance.
Friendly housekeeping staff.
Good sized room with modern design and comfortable bed.
Lamps above each side of the bed are a nice touch for reading or crossword puzzles.
Decent sized closet with mirrored door.
Nice sitting area for reading and adjacent desk area for working or writing.
Sleek glass shower with separate powder room is excellent so that one need not wait to use the restroom while someone else is showering.
Good value for the price. Would come again.
Keep up the great work!

For a Marriott property I am very dissapointed. I stay in Grand Junction very often, and usually stay at the Grand Vista, which is at least twice as old as the Springhill Suites… but quiet… our rooms air conditioner was extremely noisy, so could not be used for comfort… we opened the window for fresh air only to be assaulted by the homeless kids on the street below loudly laughing, screaming, etc. from 11pm until 3am… when they have the musician outside in the evening there is absolutely no way to avoid it if you want quiet time… period.
You hear everything from rooms above you, and from both sides… if at all possible get a top floor room… people do not just walk anymore… they stomp… well into the evening… people allow children to run from one end of the room to the other… it is NOT a quiet, peaceful hotel… for the money… over, over priced.
It would be nice if the Marriott chain would use REAL eggs, instead of an «egg» mixture for the «scrambled eggs»…pretty disgusting… if you want a good night sleep, stay elsewhere.

Location is great, right on downtowns Main Street. Rooms are noisy, I hear the people upstairs, next door, the ice machine, the elevator. At least I hear them when the air conditioning is not on, when It runs I can’t hear anything else. The guide book provided in the room is outdated. The tv channel guide does not match what the actual channels are. No one at the front desk when I arrived at 6pm on a Tuesday, had to stand around until the bartender went and got the front desk attendant. $ 5 a day to park also seems ridiculous.

The rooms are very nice and the people here were great. The only real knock on this hotel is the contemporary design of the rooms themselves. It’s hard to go to thw bathroom in the middle of the night without waking up others in the room, due to the window on the bathroom’s sliding door.
I still recommend this place, especially if you are traveling alone. Restaurants are within walking distance, also.

Clean, comfortable, and friendly. Pretty much all you need at any hotel. Staff was extremely nice and accomodating. The location is great right near downtown Grand Junction. We were around for the Holiday Lights which made it even nicer. Excellent choice for a stay in Grand Junction!

Super clean, spacious, comfy bed, great location. Yes, it’s noisy and they allow pets so there is an odor. Every time I woke up at night I could smell cat pee which was a bummer. Check your room good before moving in I guess.

This hotel is extremely spacious. The staff were friendly and the location is awesome. The walls were a bit thin but then again I had wanna be Billy Joel belting out the tunes at 8am like he was preparing for American Idol. He was loud. Other than that, I enjoyed my stay. They also allow pets, that’s a plus.

OK so I know I’m giving money to the guys across the street who charged me to park in their lot when I was at the Fairfield. No charge on the other side of the street! Clean, new and a typical Mariott property. No surprises. A bar in the lobby and a decent breakfast in the AM.

The lady on the night shift is super lazy and kinda rude. The hotel looks nice besides the stains in the carpet and the awful smell that lurks in the hall way and rooms. Breakfast is good!

Front desk service was friendly, hotel’s fancier than others around here. Wouldn’t stay anywhere else in town

Bar, right downtown, pool, and nice rooms that were very well thought out. I will be back

Review 100!
This is the second year in a row that I have stayed in the SpringHill Suites in Grand Junction and I can honestly say that I don’t see myself staying anywhere else when I am in this neck of the woods.
My mother, grandmother and I recently took a weekend up on the Western slope and decided to stay here for the night. The room was perfect and fit the three of us great. The couch folds out and has a partial room divider which was nice because I felt like I had my own space. For a fold out, the mattress was pretty comfy, too!
My grandma raved about how soft her bed was and thought that the modern décor was something else. It was great to see her feeling pampered in the hot tub as well.
SpringHill Suites employs some of the nicest staff I have encountered in the hotels I have stayed in. The front desk recommended great places for dinner and also offered some great tips for shopping in the area.
As if all of the above-​mentioned are not reason enough to come back, their complimentary breakfast was super yummy! I will definitely be back.

The best place to stay in Grand Junction. I was so happy when this place opened. It is clean and modern.
The guy at the front desk always remembers my name when I arrive and is very kind.
I will only stay here when Im in Grand Juction.

Mostly I liked it. The rooms are spacious and clean. Beds comfortable. WI-​Fi free. Main downsides for me were the unpleasant but very loud entertainment in the lounge from 5−9PM and a 2AM party in the room above me.

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel! The circumstances of my visit weren’t ideal: last-​minute trip to visit a sick family member; the weather had gone from 60 degrees and pleasant the day before snow flurries and below freezing temps; and the airline decided my baggage wanted to stay in Denver for an extra couple of hours. So when I finally dragged my tired, never-​having-​driven-​in-​snow, and worried self into their beautifully lit and wonderfully quirky lobby just before midnight, and was cheerily greeted by the front desk staff, I felt like I’d been rescued.
The room itself was inviting, spacious and had almost all the amenities I could want. The bed was so comfy (or maybe I was that tired) that I fell asleep soon after my shower.
Speaking of the shower, my only quibbles about the room are that the towels — although plentiful — were a bit thin, and that there was no lotion in the courtesy toiletries. In this day of restricted carry-​on liquids and gels, I didn’t pack lotion figuring the hotel would have a little bottle. With below-​freezing temps my crêpe-​y old person skin really suffered. Fortunately there’s nice grocery store kitty-​corner to the hotel and I took care of that problem the next day.
And my final irk is a very petty one and does not reflect well on me, but I’m all about full disclosure. When I bought my lotion at that nice grocery, I almost bought a bottle of beer to enjoy as I wound down that night. Before putting it in my basket though, I thought, «Hey! There’s that really neato lounge in the lobby that sells beer, wine and cocktails! I’ll just pick up a beer on my way to my room.» Alas, the lounge was not open when I returned to the hotel at 8:15pm.
Mind you, I like this hotel well enough to change my return reservation for the end of the month from the Fairfield to SpringHill. The value was good, and the staff really excellent.

4 stars considering Grand Junction not 4 star property. Because of this I’m a fan. It’s clean great location and helpful staff. The showers are great too! For what you get and what you pay, it’s a good deal in GJ!

This Hotel is awesome. Rooms are spacious and modern, hotel is centered in the best part of the city and the rates are reasonable. Cookies at check-​in are a nice touch if you have a weak constitution (or just hadn’t eaten anything all day (and the lounge is awesome. The gentleman at the check in desk was professional and friendly and the hotel is clean and modern.
Only one issue: the bartender lady is crankier than a 76 year old woman who lived a miserable life, had gout four times and was forced to watch «Leaving Las Vegas» every day prior to starting her shift. I’ve never encountered a more bitter and depressed woman in my life. I ordered a drink and heard nothing but complaints about other patrons out of her cake hole and both times I walked by during the course of the night she was ranting about other customers. I used to think welfare was a bad idea, but now think that at least it protects the public from having to witness miserable people like her.
The group of maids who exited all at the same time, by contrast, all looked very happy and cheerful. ‘Promote’ one of them to bartender and see the place come alive.

TL;DR: Nice no-​frills hotel. Can be loud at times.
Clean, modern and new. The beds are very comfortable.
For the price, this is a great deal considering you could stay in one of the run-​down fleabag motels near the airport for the same rate.
Cons:
Very limited parking available, and a sketchy element (aggressive pan-​handlers) out in the parking lot in the wee hours of the morning. Arrogant dog-​owners with entitlement issues swarm this place. The music in the lounge can be heard three stories up. If you are there on a Friday or Saturday and need to sleep, ask to be put in an out-​of-​the-​way room. The rooms are laid out really weird, so there is really no way to watch TV comfortably from the bed without craning your neck.
Pro-​Tip:
The pedestal the TV’s are on in the rooms move.

Takes dogs. Yes, w00t!
Charges a retarded pointless fee PER DOG… yes.
When asked why it was $ 20/​day/​dog…
«That’s what you’d pay to kennel them»
Uh hello. Then I’d kennel them. Why not encourage and welcome pet owners vs. «well we know you’ll pay this so we’ll charge you the same amount»
Next time. I won’t say 2 dogs if I say even 1.
Crappy practices aside, the room was very cool and hip and modern. The bar/​lounge area was nice and breakfast was good enough for free.
This would have been a 5 star review if not for the crappy policy of ripping off pet owners.