La Quinta Inn Denver Northglenn

Over priced for the room, did not have water pressure, dogs barking all night, there continental breakfast had a lot to be desired, shower was in need of repair. Needless to say, I will not return!!!

Let me preface this by I am a weekly cooperate traveler with Hilton. We were put up here by our insurance company due to flood damage.
This is a motel. People hanging outside, all rooms are on outside hallways. Rooms outdated and gross.

We were warmly welcomed and upgraded to the suite for no charge. We are traveling in a cross country move with 2 dogs, 4 cats, and an eight year old. The service was excellent, the beds comfortable, and we were able to order at local restaurants without having to leave the room. Highly recommend!

POOP ON THE COMFORTER. My mom loves La Quinta inn. She now has a changed opinion. We stayed at this one for four nights. Everywhere was booked by the time we found poop on the comforter in MULTIPLE spots. When we asked for replacement sheets and comforter they kindly brought us torn up sheets. The bathroom was full of hair and not the ones from a human head. When the ac wasn’t running in the room the stiff scent of BO was so strong we couldn’t sleep. For the price, not worth it. For the location, there is better. I would suggest giving Priceline good effort for a nicer place than this.

Our room reeks of smoke and it is a non-​smoking room. Either someone smoked in here earlier or the room was not properly cleaned, or they have bad ventilation. Now I get to try to fall to sleep with a stuffed up burning nose. Will never stay in a La Quinta again.

We stay at La Quinta because of their pet-​friendly policies (and by «pet-​friendly» I mean not charging a non-​refundable fee for the «privelege» of taking our pets along with us… good for them… they’ll get all my business)
According to the gentleman at the front desk, this La Quinta has been completely renovated recently.
I found the rooms beautifully decorated from carpet to wallpaper to the linens and beds. The bed was my favorite kind «poofy» and comfortable. Everything was tastefully done.
The breakfast offerings are the standard fare, but there is a Village Inn right next door and within walking distance. It is in a nice area with shopping very close by.
This is one of my favorite La Quinta properties.

The staff was friendly at check-​in which was very nice. The room was clean and comfortable. It was anything exceptional but it also wasn’t a room that caused concern or issue. The bed allowed enough sleep even though we had 4 people for 2 doubles. The TV had a good amount of channels and was flat screen and digital. There was a breakfast that provided enough snacks to start the day at a mile high.

I only stayed here because my organization was on a trip and this is where we were booked to stay.
–Half the hotel was under renovation. The painters kicked some of our guests out of their room because they were scheduled to paint. The guests had 15 minutes to move everything to another room.
–The hotel keys don’t ever scan on the first try and the doors are so difficult to open, from the inside and the outside.
–Most of the bathrooms for each of our rooms were dirty. One person’s still had hairs, another room had a clogged tub, and another’s shower handles broke off with one turn.
–One of the rooms was shown to have bed bugs and one of our guests ended up with a rash on his arm.
On the positive side, they were quick to fix the inconveniences, but these are just unacceptable. This should not be happening at a La Quinta.
You be the judge.

You get what you pay for. At under $ 60/​night for room and breakfast, with guest laundry available, it’s a pretty good deal. Next door to a Village Inn so food readily available — other restaurants close by, and a park-​n-​ride for Metro Transit is across the street for those that don’t want to drive.