This life time kicks a$$. I go to a few in Scottsdale and also have lived in Colorado for twenty…read moreyears. This is a top notch life time and it's the best gym in Denver that's for sure. The weight room and pool here is great.

Different locations have different membership pricing. SO if you register in Parker you get access…read moreto only 2 Denver metro locations. But there are 8 loactions total. and if you want to use say the Cherry Creek location you need to upgrade your membership. which is 50% higher. very scammy feeling and not a brand I want to support with basically a bait and switch model.

Big gym that suffices a full body workout! Love the outdoor pool and other amenities it provided…read more Would use again if I'm in the area. Best part was that it wasn't crowded or packed at all.

I have been a member off and on since I was a child. Now I am a mother and enjoy the family…read morefriendly environment. We love the outdoor pool in summertime.

Good place to swim and workout. You gotta be a member though. Friendly staff and good yoga class.read more

We have a membership to the Colorado athletic club, at the passport level, which allows us to…read moreattend any of their facilities in the Denver Boulder area. We were in the area of the DTC. It has some spare time so we stopped in to swim. They have a great pool and a lot of good swimmers, including Jo and Robert. Both of whom were very kind and open to sharing Lane's with us. This facility does Prefer Lane reservations for use of the swimming pool, which we made once we got there, but Robert and Joe accommodated us earlier. We also talked with a general manager, Brittany, who was most welcoming and accommodating. This is another fine facility in Colorado athletic club collection.

The facility is very nice. It's only 2 years old so equipment is in great shape…read more Most classes play the music so loud that you can barely hear the instructor or the instructor has to yell on top of the music. Many times my watch shows a decibel level of 97+ decibels. That is not healthy. The cafe there has a motto that says, "if it's here it's healthy". That is not true with the classes because the music is so loud it will damage your hearing and nobody wants that. And nobody wants the instructor to be yelling constantly. That is not motivating. This happens in more than one class with more than one instructor. Not sure what they are thinking.

I guess the sentiment regarding the rude and disrespectful staffing culture spills over to this…read moreclubs' USTA teams since half the players work at LT. I haven't been playing USTA tennis in Colorado for very long, but we recently played one of the tennis teams from LT Centennial. One of the things I like most about Colorado is the people and the laid-back and friendly attitudes. The LT team we played against was rude, condescending, lacked ethics, had a superiority complex and frankly were the most unpleasant group of women I have ever been around in the tennis community. I'm surprised that management at LT Centennial isn't trying to change the culture when it comes to their facility, but I'm sure that eventually they'll see it in their bottom line. USTA Ladies, be better.

I flew into Colorado for work and, as soon as I landed, I headed straight to play pickleball on a…read moreWednesday night. I signed up for the Power Clinic from 6-8pm, and it was absolutely worth it, especially getting lessons from Pavan Patel. The facility (The Picklr Aurora location) is very well-maintained, and the experience was great from the start. JP, the owner, personally answered all my questions over the phone beforehand and was present, making sure everyone was taken care of. His staff was also incredibly friendly and made every player feel welcome. As for the instructor, Pavan did an excellent job training us in clinic, focusing on both situational and technical drills. Even in just one session, I picked up a lot of valuable pointers. I'll definitely be back

My wife and I took advantage of the 30 day trail membership and we were somewhat over whelmed…read moreduring our 1st visit Saturday. We knew enough about the game and the rules to be dangerous, so we signed up for "open play" and dove right in. Oops, we quickly realized that we actually knew less than we thought. After playing a few games, we weren't sure that this was going to work for us. We figured we would ride out the 30 days and that would be it. Then we signed up for a free Learn to Play session and what a difference it made in our attitude and we actually left better (still complete novice players), but a better feeling and excitement to continue playing. JP Parker, the owner/operator actually took the time to teach our session. He did an amazing job of teaching, coaching, and encouraging us during the class. It truly made a difference in our outlook and excitement to continue to improve and play more Pickleball. The entire staff has been very helpful, friendly and encouraging. We are glad we took the Learn to Play class and we meet JP. And yes, we are going to continue with the Picklr Aurora!

There just aren't a lot of good choices for mid-level competitive soccer and this is another…read moremediocre one. We came to Fusion after playing in Skyline and reaching a point where half the team was competitive and the other half wasn't so we were looking to field one mid-level competitive team. We mostly got screwed-around by this organization but just don't feel that there are many choices. They've bungled the accounting, we have a different coach each season, not year, but season. I'm told by neighbor kids who grew up playing for Fusion that it's always been this way. All of the lower teams pay the price for Fusion's upper teams where all the funds and focus is placed. Hopefully your experience will be better, but the league will tell you that the biggest problem with soccer in this country is the focus on winning and not on skills development. It makes it a little hard when you have a new coach all the time and no information gets passed from the last one, so your kids end up starting over each season. The real problem with children's sports in this country is that there are too many adults who have made children's sports their business and full time occupation which is ruining the experience.

Milehighssc does it right. Their leagues and tournaments leave just enough time to actually be…read moresocial and meet people. You don't feel rushed to finish the games before the buzzer sounds, and after your done, stick around a while an meet some really cool people. Mike and Erin are the best.

Great league - competitive, yet fun, inviting, and social! Denver has long needed more sand…read morevolleyball and the league at El Potrero is solid. Mike does a fantastic job! Appreciate his thoughtfulness and responsiveness.

What a wonderful weekend we had here! And the bar and restaurant on site are both incredible. The…read morestaff was so welcoming and helpful they even helped us with reservations for dining and were willing to answer questions about the area. It's a beautiful hotel with a small gym but it had all I needed. We got espressos and read in the bar upstairs with great views. Next time we need a stay this will be a worthy choice!

There's potential, but misses too many marks. Would not choose to stay again. Service was mixed, a…read moreconsistent lack of enthusiasm. During check-in they said I received an upgrade, but I'm not sure to what, because the view was a roof and the room couldn't fit one suitcase, never mind two. It was cute however. Blackout shades are irrelevant if they don't cover they can't cover the entire window. Slivers of light will wake you up, which is surprising since when you pull back the drapes, the room lacked natural light. If you stay with Amex Platinum hotel collection and receive benefits, you might be disappointed. It says complimentary breakfast, which at check-in you learn is $30 a day. This might be ok except lattes are $7 and there's a 20% gratuity included on all bills. The $100 resort credit can only be used at their rooftop bar and their "member's" restaurant (not the two on-site restaurants on the ground floor) and in-room mini bar, however half the items were expired. The gym in the basement is solid and better equipped than most, but wish there was natural light. Pool table in lobby is nice touch. Housekeeping knocked on door and we asked she come back in an hour. We were disappointed upon returning home to our unrefreshed room. The realized she did come because we had new towels. I know many hotels limit housekeeping services, which I'm fine with, if they state it. Location: A Value: D Service: B- Amenities: C