This hotel has a fine group of amenities and an accommodating staff. We stayed. For a couple of days and attended a function. We found the food good. The only draw back is the high charge for Internet access, and a woeful lack of plugs in the rooms. In addition we were charged for computer use to print our boarding passes in the business center. read more

I just got home from the IBA Rally at this hotel. I'm a vendor at this conference so I'm always scrambling around asking for little favors from the staff. This is the second time in 2 years I've been here for this conference and both times the staff were awesome. This past trip was particularly chaotic and all the staff were extremely accomodating. Extra-special props to Mandy at the front desk who saved the day for me with some special help and loan of some supplies in a pinch. Thank you Mandy!!! read more

Friendly staff nice hotel very nice part of town plenty of restaurant choices expensive and value nearby. Clean rooms decent bed nice desk.

Very nice hotel. Clean and very nice interior. Be warned about the daily parking fees! No one told it was $15 a day!!! We could have parked across the street for free. Not sure what you are paying for? The gate was left open for over 24 hours I believe for a wedding. Did they not have to pay? You would think if you booked a room they could spring for free parking of at least one vehicle. Internet is not free either. Try a Hyatt hotel, much better and no hidden costs. read more

Worse Marriott Ive ever stayed in. Carpets stained and dirty, popcorn ceilings. Totally dated. Holiday Inn is better than this dump. Aside from the crappy hotel, you gotta pay for wifi, really?? Oh yea click on the pic of the a/c in our room. It was cold outside and the a/c was blowing except you couldnt turn it off cause there were no dials/knobs, ended up having to pull the electrical cord to turn it off! read more

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Amazing service and incredible room. They made our anniversary stay a night to remember. We will be back again.

Stayed here on vacation to celebrate my friends birthday. The room and hotel was very clean. Bar staff was friendly. Starbucks on site is a plus! read more

I have stayed at this hotel all the past week for the IESALC Technology Meeting. I used their facilities all week. This review will cover what experiences I had as a guest and conference attendee at the hotel. The Conference Facility - The Good: It was very handy that the conference facilities were very close to the room. Made navigating the property very easy. The hotel is located within a 10 minute drive from most everything you need - and within a walking distance of a few good restaurants. The hotel staff was friendly and mostly helpful. It was also nice having overhead lamp heaters to warm you up while walking in. Also, the hotel, from upper floors, has a good view of the front range mountains. The Hotel - The Bad First, the hotel rooms are not modern and in need of major renovations. The only thing that is modern in them is an actual HD TV. This was nice - as some hotels have the HD TV without an HD signal. The rooms are in desperate need of renovation. Although my bed was clean, it was very uncomfortable (woke up mid week with a horrible crick in my back and neck) and the pillows flatten to a pancake within an hour of laying down on them. Almost every day half of my new bath towels had stains and were in need of replacing. The desk chair and carpet had stains. The walls are thin as paper! The first night I had the privilege of hearing the couple next to me have sex around mid-night. After the first night, the guy on the other side of me would cough and it sounded like he was right in my bathroom with me. Also, the gift / snack store closes around 8pm - and i could not find any other means around in the facility after 8 to get a snack. The whole hotel room floors have a musty old smell to them. The Ugly! The 2nd night I was in my first room, I heard gurgling noises coming out of my toilet. I thought it was just air in the pipes so didn't think anything of it. About 5 minutes later I walked back in the bathroom and the tub was about 3" deep full of raw sewage!!! No questions asked, I promptly called the front desk and demanded a new room. The hotel gladly accommodated me and apologized. They had no rooms on my tower, so they had to move me to the further tower. I hoped that the rooms were better - but they were not. While a coworker and I moved to the new room, I stopped by the front desk and spoke with Lorenzo - the supervisor on duty. I told him I understand things happen, but it would be appreciated if they could make it up to me for having to move rooms at midnight. He said he would be in touch. The next day I found an apology note under my door with a credit of 5000 rewards points and a free breakfast. Insulting to say the least. I am not sure if 5000 points gets you much - but I know as a Hilton member it takes 20,000-30,000 points to get a night anywhere. And Hilton has gladly given me 20,000 points before just for bad wi-fi connection. Also, I already had free breakfast due to being a conference attendee. In addition, I believe I left a $40 pair of earbud headphones in the sewage room and called Lorenzo and asked if he could check to see if they were up there. He said they would find them for me. i never heard another word about them. He never got back with me. Today upon checkout, I went to the front desk and spoke to the girl and asked for management because of the issues. She asked about the concerns and gladly credited my account back for 1 night of the issues. I think this was the minimum that Lorenzo should have done and it took me going back a 3rd time to get it - and I still don't have my earbuds! So due to just the run down hotel rooms, disgusting sewage issues, having to move at midnight the day of my presentation, and the loss of my earbuds due to having to move in a haste - I strongly recommend not staying at this hotel. It took me pulling teeth to get minimal fixes for my hassles and still feel the hotel still owes me for the lost earbuds and possibly more for the unacceptable issues. After talking with many at the conference, although I was the only one I know of with sewage issues, nobody I spoke with had anything good to say about the rooms. Multiple people stated, and I agree, definitely not worth the price we paid for the rooms we got. If it wasn't for the clean beds and convenient conference facilities, i would have given this hotel 1 star. read more

This hotel charges for everything. A $10.00 a day parking is automatically charged with room charges, no stub for our vehicle was given to us to display in the windshield. Only free Wi-Fi is in the lobby, guest Wi-Fi is $12.95 a day. For $15.00, you can have breakfast. The hotel renovations took up a lot of the parking in the front. The hotel is pretty, made to attract high end customers for sure. The room was great except the sound of something banging when the heater turned off. Location was great to access other businesses and I-25. read more

I recently stayed at the Denver Marriott Tech Center for a very special trip to Colorado. I had stayed here before for work a few years back, and at that time the staff was friendly and I was happy to stay again. The special trip was my wedding, and when faced with the question on how to get my dress to CO I reached out to the front desk. The staff at this hotel was amazing! I was connected to Colter who arranged how I would ship and confirm my gown; he even offered to hang it up for me. When we arrived, we were a little early so went to the hotel bar/restaurant where we had great service and I learned about the different beers on tap. The staff even took my extra special care with our room and dinner for the evening. The room was very clear and modern with a great view of the city. Room service was quick, delicious. Whether or not you are in Denver for business or pleasure, I highly recommend this hotel. We will stay again! read more

We just returned from a 5-night stay at this Marriott and I have to say that the staff and service was exceptional. The hotel was warm and welcoming as we arrived after a full day of travel. Check-in was handled quickly. We had a concierge-level room on the atrium side of the hotel so we had a beautiful view from our balcony. The lounge had a wonderful free breakfast with our stay, and I took advantage of cookies in the evening! We were able to use the whirlpool each day, which was a luxury for us. Service at the restaurant was excellent, as was the food. A little pricey, but it's a Marriott after all. We didn't pay for internet in our room, but did take our laptop to the free wifi lobby areas, as well as using the computers in the business center ~ they have 4 PCs and a Mac! Loved that. :) The hotel is in a very nice "business-y" area of Denver, so everything was nice and clean and modern. One day we walked to the light rail station which is very conveniently located near the hotel. Made it easy to make trip downtown. Overall this was an excellent vacation in an area of the country that we've not been to before. All the staff was really helpful and we would definitely stay again. read more

I stayed here three nights for a conference being held at the hotel. I had a very good experience. The staff were top notch throughout my stay. The check-in experience was very pleasant and did not take long at all even though many conference attendees were arriving at the same time. I had a king room in the smaller of the two towers. My room had an atrium view with a small balcony (which I didn't use). I found the room spacious and comfortable, especially considering I would be staying on site for the entire time. I just didn't have time to go to downtown Denver. Small things helped - the TV was on a swivel and part of the desk was on wheels so you could set things up the way you wanted. If I had not been traveling alone, I might have found the one sitting chair (plus one desk chair) inadequate, but it worked for me. The noise from the atrium was not as disruptive as I had feared, but the one big downside came from the smells. The hallway on the third floor smelled of paint first and then had a burning smell after there was smoke in the laundry room which brought fire trucks to the property one night. It never got into the rooms thankfully. The room also did not have a safe, which was a bit disappointing. That should be standard now. I did have a fridge and a microwave, which came in handy because of my room service meals. I could save some and heat it up the next day as well as having a place for beer. The presentation by the room service staff was fantastic - they made my wings and pizza seem like a fine dining experience. Overall a very nice stay with only minor complaints. read more

Staffs were nice at this hotel but it was really outdated. The lounge where food were provided to Elite members were almost always empty.

We stay here every year for 8 days for a softball tournament. Although the new remodel is beautiful the service is less than adequate. We have had a broken A/C since Thurs., everyday we leave for our tournament they say it will be fixed when we return. Once again today we return at 10:30 pm to find we have no A/C again! Along with the thermostat making a clicking noise that keeps you up at night! They offered for us to move rooms, both times at 10:30 at night, we are exhausted and have been here to 7 days, this is awful! read more

I've stayed here on 2 separate occasions and both times have been just awful. The rooms and decor are what you would expect from a Marriott but the service isn't. The first time I stayed there the stay was fine until I left and realized that I had left one of my glass pieces in the room. I called an hour after I left informing them that I had left something in the room. They informed me that they would retrieve it for me and that I could come get it. I drove all the way back up to Denver the next day and upon arrival they had no idea what I was talking about. Basically my item was gone and I drove an hour and a half for nothing. I then booked this hotel again giving them the benefit of the doubt and this stay was much worse. My car was broken into and robbed on their property Wich management had nothing to say about, and on top of that I was charged $300 2 weeks after my stay for no reason and when contacting management about it they seem to have no record of the charge. Needless to say I disputed it with my bank and got my money back but after all of these headaches I will definitely not be staying at this hotel ever again and I am beginning to question this brand as a whole after my recent experiences. read more

Beautiful, looks newly renovated. Rooms so comfortable, staff we amazing. Would recommend to anyone for short or long stay. Super nice meeting areas of needing to host a conference or wedding. read more

Try to check in @ 4:00 pm. Room was not ready. Came back at 6:00 pm NOT ready. Sitting at the lobby wit 3 kids for 30 minutes. Following morning left early on the morning came back @ 8:00 pm. Went upstairs hallway with blankets all over and to our surprise the room was exactly the way we left it. My husband was upset, he called the front desk and asked if we could get our room clean. They sent housekeeper whom just put towels on top of the toilet and the shampoo, conditioner on the counter. She didn't took out the trash. We asked for cups, clean glasses, toilet paper and she didn't left any. She said that she was going to come back never came back. Pool & jacuzzi are the dirtiest I ever seen. read more

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Ive been to hotels with roaches with better sevices. First red flag, the parking is 15 dollars a night there is no warning that you have to pay $15 every time you exit the parkinglot, the alternative? Pay with card and have it charged at the end for every time you come in and out. On top of that the staff uses extortion to keep you in their lot claiming everywhere else you wont be safe. The bathrooms dont have a fan or any ventalation so if you have to shit you gotta live with it through the night =D! There is no wifi, amother $15 a night. Looks so good an fun online, looks high tech awesome. This is a catfish hotel, looks good online but when you meet its charges up the ass. I dont know about you but i atleast like a warning before im fucked. Thanks pissing on my stay in colorodo with no remorse Marriott! BOOOOOOOOOOOO! "You won't be safe if you park outside our lot" and on the back of their ticket for parking it reads "the company assumes no responsibility for loss through, fire, theft, collision, or otherwise to the car contents". Please do tell me how my car is safer by payimg $15. On their site as well it says there is free wifi. I got my refund through a second company only because hotwire is awesome. Marriott manager was unhelpful. I guess you have to pay for a fancy facade somehow. I recomend the Holiday Inn! read more

Easily the worst Marriott ever, and I have one more night in this place. Never again. To wit: - Upon checking in I start to see dogs around the hotel. It turns out that there's a bulldog convention/show at the hotel. I like dogs as much as the next person but I'm somewhat allergic so I try to stay away. After waiting to check in, I get my key. Going into the elevator, two dogs and their owners join us. Upon arriving on my floor, I leave the elevator to find that virtually the entire carpet in the foyer and hallway is covered with plastic wrap. There are buckets/towels/windex bottles every 75 feet or so, presumably to clean up accidents. I finally get to my room and....it smells like dog. Enough. I go back downstairs and say I need another room and the answer is sorry, we're full. Fortunately, a manager came by and was able to find me a room in the non-dog area of the hotel. I feel very bad for whomever has to stay in this hotel after I leave because there's no way it'll be completely cleaned of dog. Sure would've been nice to get a heads up upon checkin. - The wifi is absolutely terrible. I'm writing this via a wired connection. - The hotel is very dated. For climate control, my room has a heater/AC combo unit which likes to turn itself on often. This is always met with a rattle. After kicking the unit the rattle stops.....temporarily. Very dated. - The bathrooms are tiny though the room is decent sized. Never coming back here again and I'm also going to let my corporate travel department know about the deplorable conditions. read more

I am a Marriott elite member. I typically love everything about Marriott experiences. THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN THE ABSOLUTE WORST.Not only did they tell me that my stay was extended when I called a week prior to ensure the dates were correct, their staff was incredibly rude to me when I brought to their attention. The front desk associate would not get a manager until I asked for a third time. I would not recommend this hotel for anyone. Other Marriotts, absolutely. This one, absolutely not. read more

The hotel was clean and nice and the conference rooms were nice. The front desk service was horrible! When I checked in I was not told about the $200 charge that would be added to my bill for "incidentals". I also explained I would have a roommate arriving that would be sharing the bill but the whole amount was put on my credit card. She never bothered to write down my roommates number. I left a gift bag to be given to another guest when he checked in. 2 Days Later I found they never give it to him. They said they would take it to his room but never did! I hope they enjoy it! read more

I use to work here and recently had to stay here in between moving houses. Samuel and another nice young lady checked my family and I in. Both greeted me with a smile and were more than happy to spend the time to move our rooms so we could have connecting rooms. The next morning my sister, my wild little niece and I dined in Pint Brothers. Nicole, Wendy, Lindy, Rick and Lavona all came to greet us. Lindy was our server and took great care of us and was very attentive to my niece's needs. It's nice to know that even though I no longer work at this property that I'm still welcomed and greeted with open arms. My stay was great! read more

To clarify, there isn't a 2.5 star option ... that being said, it's not like I didn't expect the typical corporate treatment here: Overpriced everything, nothing complimentary save for the boiled coffee in room. You will pay for parking, high speed wifi, and the stuff you expect to pay for comes with an extra arbitrary "we got you" price tag. You can save $ by staying at the Super "eh's" and Motel "nah's" but I'm after a better mattress and an in house restaurant and in the end, you avoid driving around. If hotels of this caliber would simply give you one price, all inclusive of parking and wifi and such, at the same price they charge for itemizing it all, their approval ratings would be higher. It's a simple trick to make us customers feel like we're getting something "free," but instead, I fear the corporate pinstriped genius' enjoy the S&M approach of slapping you with taxes and stabbing you with ridiculous parking and wifi fees. read more

I wanted to love this place so much but I couldn't. Our room was dirty to say the very least. We had to have the pet friendly room because we brought my tiny chihuahua and o swear to god the room was never vacuumed, the floor was never mopped and the countertops were not wiped down. And worst thing is I found a used belly button ring on the carpet which is absolutely disgusting and my dog could have eaten it. The hotel did have a lot of cool art within it and a pub and Starbucks but I wish they would have used that money for the actual rooms. There was not a microwave so I couldn't even heat up my food and nothing in the room was complimentary. No complimentary breakfast either. When you spend about $150 per night for a room the water bottles should not cost $5 each. Also our key cards were not working so when we were heading out to see the Avalanche vs Carolina play, we were late because of the stupid key cards. We had to put down a $100 non refundable deposit for our pup which I think is completely ridiculous. The average deposit is $35-$50. Also they hold $50 for each day you stay. Why? If we damage the hotel you bill us at that point. The pool/spa was under construction. There was not even vending machines. They had a section for one but for some reason it wasn't there. So every time I was hungry just for a snack I'd have to drive to a gas station if I didn't want to spend $8 for a muffin. We ended up leaving a day early so we were out an extra $150 because it just wasn't even worth staying there. Honestly if the hotel was way cheaper I would not even think to complain. But for the price I'm upset. It ruined my 4 year anniversary with my husband. Just stay far from this hotel. Honestly ever best western or hotels on the cheaper spectrum were 10 times better. read more

Where do I start.... how about right at check-in. I travelled to Denver for a conference. I was greeted at the door like at the Disney Store. Friendly staff member checked me in quickly and there was a complimentary happy hour in the lobby. Guest room, lobby, and meeting rooms were spacious, clean, and included nice finishes. I forgot toiletry items and between the front desk and the store on the first floor, I was all set. A small delay in connecting to the hotel wi-fi, but was resolved with a quick phone call to the wireless service provider. The in-hotel restaurant was perhaps the best in-hotel restaurant I have been to. The service was outstanding, and the waiter was highly skilled at providing recommendations to suite our tastes. I highly recommend the bison burger, home made chips, and fish tacos. Hotel quickly stepped up when there was a minor issue with hot water, and provided drink/appetizer vouches to everyone in our group. One of my best hotel experiences yet. I look forward to my next stay. read more

We had Thanksgiving dinner at the Hyatt Hotel. We had originally planned to go to the mountains for dinner but changed our plans due to the weather. They had an ad in our local paper so we decided to try it with a last minute reservation. "This is not your father's hotel restaurant". What a fantastic dinner! It was a turkey with all the trimmings plated dinner, with the side dishes being brought to our table separate from our plates. Plates had large helpings of turkey and stuffing. Probably 6 generous side dishes, more than enough for 2 people, plus bottomless mimosas or wine. The dishes were traditional, but with a definite gourmet twist - all over the top excellent. Both the chef and the manager stopped by to say hello and talked with us briefly. The wait staff was impeccably helpful with asking and providing anything we needed or could even want. The final amazing and generous touch was offering us the leftover sides to take home (we did). They also asked my husband if he wanted extra turkey to take home (he did). There is some construction going on at the hotel but do not let that deter you. You still go in the front door and to the left where the old restaurant was. It was an amazing dinner and quite a nice out of the ordinary experience, and a lovely surprise in the way the dinner was prepared and presented. I think it was what one would call "a dining experience". We were made to feel very welcome. Don't miss it right in the Denver Tech Center. Yes, I am raving about this place!. read more

I stayed for one night. Being a Gold Member, I was upgraded to a junior suite. The room had a weird configuration. The "sitting room" just had a pull out sofa and I question if there is even enough room to turn it into a bed. The room itself is spacious but a bit dated. The bathroom sink area is updated, but you can tell the bathtub is not. There was barely any room to move around. It was quiet and you couldn't hear any noise from my room, so that was a big plus. The gym was okay and passable. They had cold towels in the fridge which is always a nice touch. I also received a free breakfast voucher since the concierge lounge was closed. The voucher was only good for the continental breakfast and I had to pay extra to upgrade to the regular buffet. I thought that was a bit lame since I am not a big breakfast person, but I do prefer egg white omelets to cold fruit and cottage cheese. The offerings were decent and the Denver sausage was good. I don't think charging for parking is really called for in this area, but overall, I would probably go back if our preferred location in Cherry Creek is not available. read more

Just received a much-needed remodeling and trying to stay relevant. Staff cannot handle 1/3rd occupancy. 30 tables open and a 40 minute wait for breakfast on a Sunday morning? Desk personnel is very friendly. Redesign of corner-room suites are chic but craftsmanship show 420-friendly quality of work; for example the soap-tray in the shower is angled so soap or conditioner always falls off at about a 30 degree slant; calking is messy and crumbly, door-stop was missing and previous occupants damaged the wall. Bare wires hang from seated areas where the Valet used to stand inside which seem dangerous for kids. Marketplace hours (Marriott's commissary) aren't accurate as the shop-keep leaves to take breaks and it's then closed and unmanned. Soda cannot be purchased anywhere now as the vending machines are all gone off the floors. A lone pair of Pepsi coolers are pad-locked and no one knows how to access them, including anyone on the staff. Further upgrades (downgrades) include 83 degree "atrium" now with no balconies (!?) When asked about the heat, faculty admitted they weren't ready for the warm weather. The regular you-pay restaurant breakfast is not available on the weekends (?!) and occupants have to eat at the bar or the insanely long Starbucks line that wraps around and down the hall. Expect at least a 1 hour wait in any case. Bad planning and design. Modern 3D "art" takes up space and seems dangerously fragile and in the way. New gym location is pretty good. Serious HVAC problems, however. Room has fan that comes on like a hurricane with buzzing and fanfare every 10 minutes which makes for broken sleep. Still notoriously thin walls. You can't have a "fan-constantly-on" feature to try to mitigate that. Bring your own travel-fan. New TV has a login for your own Hulu/Netflix/Amazon, which is convenient and nice. Food quality is well above average. Parking is unusual that you have to place your room card on a painted dot which doesn't seem too obvious despite instructions. Parking is, as usual, the worst in Denver, and you have to pay $10 minimum per night. I have mixed feelings about this place. read more

It took us almost an hour standing in line before we could check in, the room wasn't ready. Finally were able to go to our room four hours later, it wasn't cleaned very well. The bathroom has no fan or a good place to hang the hand towel. We paid $23 for a continental breakfast, it included apples, oranges, bananas, and one type of pastry. The second day they didn't even have bananas. Every meal that was served in the banquet hall was served cold, and it was difficult to get our waters refilled or to get coffee. They charge $13-15 a day for wifi, which is outrageous, and they charge for parking. Whenever a complaint was raised to a staff member they never apologized, they just made excuses. Really the excuse is that they can't do their jobs correctly. read more

Do not stay here until they complete their renovation! Noisy construction, noisy air ducts, and staff untrained. I'm a loyal Martiott member but will never stay here again. read more

Its the better hotel in Tech center compare to the Hyatt and Sheraton in the area. It have nice big gym and the hotel has recently updated.

I checked in here for a business trip and didn't end up getting to the hotel to check-in until after midnight. It was confusing to get into the parking lot and although there was no valet when I pulled up to park the car or help with luggage (understandable because of the time I guess), Matt at the front desk checked me in and got me my room keys quickly and took care of valeting my car, so that I could get up to my room. The only complaint I have is that there is no food service available after 11pm. Again, Matt was very sympathetic and offered me any options that were available from the snack cabinet. I declined, but the offer was appreciated. I did use the easy breakfast order door hanger and although I placed it on the door after the midnight cut off time, my breakfast was delivered exactly as ordered at the exact time I had requested. I ordered the spinach lox frittata, coffee, and hash browns. All hot and delicious. There is a Starbucks/cafe located in the lobby with a great variety of snacks and toiletries. I have been in and out of the valet several times. I did call each time about ten minutes prior to leaving and each time the valet had my car ready and running with the heat on. Attentive and friendly staff that hold doors and greet you with a smile every time you arrive or leave. Room was very clean and comfortable with nice toiletries. We stopped at the bar to grab a glass of wine to bring up to the room and the bartender was extremely friendly and personable. Overall, a fantastic experience. I started to give a 4 star rating because of the no food available after 11pm, but decided that the superior customer service deserves 5-stars. I would definitely stay here again. read more

I'm a Marriott Gold and wouldn't come near this place again. First, there are only two rows of parking near the front entrance, and it's a sprawling property. The NEXT rows are reserved for valets, so the people who travel for a living have to hike a half mile after they park if they don't want to lose their 401k to the valet. I checked in using Marriott Mobile, don't know why I bothered since I had to wait in line at the front desk anyway (Wednesday night, 8:30pm). No benefit to me to check in. As a Gold, expect something not another mile from the desk, not so - my room was on the eighth floor in the "tower", another 10 minute walk to the elevator. My room, while on the 8th floor, is blessed with the amazing sound of the cars on the freeway. I'll never stay here again. Pathetic. read more

It's a good hotel but it desperately needs a remodel. It's old and it's starting to show. Not complaining. Really comfy beds. Has nice flat screens in rooms. The lobby wifi reaches the rooms which I don't think it's meant to because if you choose guest wifi you have to pay. It's not the Anatole. Lol read more

Sorry Traveling business BF Mommas this place is the worst of the country Marriott hotels thus far. Staff said "is really not osha compliant to store your BM in the freezer," rude and not helpful. Never have I had that before and I've traveled the country over the last 9 months. I thought it would be close to the airport to make life easier for a Momma, no such luck! This Denver?!?! What's the deal aren't you all suppose to be supportive of BF? read more

I attended a two day conference at the hotel, but I did not stay in their rooms, so this review is only relevant for conference related services and amenities. The conference room itself was quite large, and easily accessible from the front lobby. The audio system was satisfactory and it was easily possible to hear the presenters. Also, voices in the audience were able to carry sufficiently so that they didn't require a microphone to be heard by everyone else. In other words, the noise floor of the room was very low and it allowed voices to carry. This is good in my opinion. The snacks and goodies provided throughout the day were tasty. The first day we ran out of hot water because there were more tea drinkers than expected. The second day, the staff was a bit more responsive. WiFi is extremely expensive. I didn't use it. For some reason that I couldn't understand, each day, just before the noon lunch break, the mens room right outside of the conference room was closed for cleaning. Why they chose to close the mens room just before the noon break made no sense. Why not clean it during the pre-noon session when very few people would need or want it? As a result, a hundred people had to search for (and eventually find) the mens room on the other side of the very large building. This is obviously a scheduled event as they did it both days of the conference. The restaurant inside is a small sports bar type establishment. It was not capable of handling all of the people who wanted to use its services. On day one, it took 30 minutes for me to be seated and then another 20 minutes for the food to arrive, leaving about five to seven minutes to eat and pay before getting back into the conference room. The second day, most people attending the conference decided that they didn't want to have an extended wait and found other places to eat. As a result, there was a very short wait and food arrived in a more timely manner. The cherry on top of this review involves the parking system. The Denver Marriott Tech Center normally charges $10 per day for parking in the lot. On the first day, we were informed that we'd be comp'd for $5 of the charge. Everyone seemed fairly pleased with this. However that didn't last long. At the end of the day when it came time to leave, there were about 100 people trying to leave simultaneously. The payment system was a bit clumsy and took about a minute for each person leaving. As there was only one exit, and everyone had to pass through this one choke point, it was taking a very, very long time for people to get to the road. After about 30 minutes of gridlock, the people in the back decided that this was an untenable situation and started honking their horns. The tension level continued to rise as more and more people became angrier and angrier. For a few moments it looked as if there was the possibility of a few road rage incidents occurring. A number of people complained to the hotel management who initially refused to do anything about it. Eventually, after the conference organizers threatened to never return to the venue again, the management raised the gate and allowed everyone to leave. The second day of the conference they left the gate open at the end of the day and there were no issues. If I had a choice of which conference venue to attend, I would not use the Denver Marriott Tech Center unless I knew that I could leave the site without being trapped for an extended period at the end of the day. read more

Nice Marriott, although the bathroom is a bit small. VERY friendly front desk staff. Room was on the concierge level, but since the concierge room is closed on weekends they gave us vouchers for breakfast at the restaurant. Got a great AAA rate and I didn't have to ask for it - they offered! read more

The reason for the one star is because they don't recycle. This is their statement on their website, "We are also a proud recipient of the prestigious ENERGY STAR® label from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for our commitment to sustainable practices and energy conservation." They have recycling bins, but it all goes into the dumpster. So, when people throw their recyclables away they are being deceived. This place does BIG business, and to throw out their responsibility of what they do with THEIR waste is a big no, no. Plus, they charge waaaaay too much. Another sad tale of corporate greed in America. read more

Very nice hotel. They charged for parking, whether it be valet or self park, no big deal, I got the valet. They charged for breakfast, which was amazing, awesome restaurant, great buffet. Then I decided to get on the Internet and saw they charge $12.95 a day. That's where I draw the line. Basically they just nickel and dime you from the moment you pull in the parking lot. read more

While I have not stayed here myself, I used the Marriott to book a block of rooms for my wedding and had the most excellent customer service! My guests said they loved the hotel and would absolutely stay there again. Their rates are competitive during the week and very reasonable during the weekends. They are centrally located to so many restaurants, shops, movie theaters, and not far from downtown Denver and the gorgeous Rocky Mountains. I hope to stay there myself someday! read more