I thought this hotel was great. I was down in Lone Tree for work and got this hotel last minute. I was VERY impressed. Right away I was offered a little welcome bag that had popcorn, cookies and a water. The staff was friendly. I didn't drive, so I am unsure of any parking fees. I got a king bed room. It had a little kitchen for longer stays and the AC was on blast which was great coming from 90 degree heat outside. The room was clean with a King bed and a love seat couch. It also had a little bedside table where you could eat at the foot of your bed or on the couch while watching TV. It is eco friendly and I was impressed with the shampoo/conditioner/body wash. The breakfast in the morning had healthy options and it all tasted fresh! The only 2 cons I have: the hair dryer didn't have any heat to it (yes I had it on the right settings) and I couldn't set up a night light with the bathroom light because it was connected to the room, so both had to be off. I would 100% stay here again! read more

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This hotel was about 45 mins from Denver's airport. It was located near a mall and eateries. Not too far away was topgolf. The rooms had a small kitchen and a desk. The beds were soft and comfortable. The staff was outstanding. The parking lot was very spacious. read more

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I recently stayed at the Element Denver Park Meadows for a work trip to the Denver area. I chose this hotel because I had stayed there about 15 years ago when I worked for another company. I remembered they had a really nice breakfast, so I booked the Element again. PROS: * Great location, within driving distance of many restaurants, as well as a mall. Just off the freeway, but I didn't hear the noise from my room. * Wonderful free breakfast with daily hot items, such as house made omelettes, egg frittata, and potatoes, as well as a Chobani yogurt bar with a variety of toppings. * Large studio apartment-like room, with full kitchen (with dishwasher, microwave, sink, and in-room filtered water spigot) * Nice toiletries * Housekeeping service every other day * Large workout room and indoor pool (I didn't use either but they looked very nice) CONS: * You have to pay for parking. Why?? I was not told about this upon check-in and had to ask the front desk after seeing signs around the property about scanning a QR code to pay for parking. * Very uncomfortable pillows. I had a hard time sleeping on these pillows. If I were to drive to Denver and stay again, I would bring my own pillow! * Very dry in the hotel. I'm not sure if it was just the high altitude, but next time, I will bring a small humidifier to place next to the bed. My eyes were so dry the entire time I was in Denver, even with using eye drops multiple times a day. read more

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Property is in a great location Continental breakfast is good Gym is excellent Rooms are very spacious Downsides 1). First floor seems to be the pet friendly rooms. I have 3 dogs so I wouldn't have any issues except I was on business and had multiple conference calls that I needed a little more quiet space 2). Front desk quickly accommodated and moved me to the second floor. Everything was great except I was right next to the dumpsters so I was woken up early to the garbage workers. All in all I would stay here again as the positives easily outweigh the negatives read more

This hotel has the weirdest rooms I've ever been in. First off there is a kitchenette, which..okay but I don't want a kitchenette and don't appreciate one being forced on me. Second there is this huge desk/rotating tv affair in the dead center of the room and you have to go around it to get to the beds. There was only a desk chair in the whole room, and a loveseat shoved in a corner and nowhere to put your luggage. Mine was perched precariously on the desk/tv thing, my daughter's was on the floor and my husband's was on the couch. Meanwhile there is this kitchenette I don't want with fricking forks and wine glasses and pots and pans and I've got no room for luggage. The bathroom was normal but the shower door was installed backwards the water leaked all over the bath mat. I will say that the service was lovely and they have free wine and beer in the lobby Monday-Thursday. read more

Wow! Super impressed with this property! Immaculate room and incredibly spacious. Warmly greeted and was able to check in online. Love it when you are handed the keys to your room without any hassle. Conveniently located near restaurants. They have a little happy hour and a lovely pool area and gym. Highly recommend. Every single employee I spoke with was beyond professional and accommodating. Jarred checked me in and made sure I had everything I needed and was aware of all of the amenities. I have to say this was as nice, if not nicer, than some full service Marriotts we've stayed in. read more

Amazing staff, love the vibe of this place, and the employees are very professional in how they carry themselves. I recommend this hotel to anyone traveling for business or leisure. 10/10 read more

Perhaps the best bang for your buck in this area. Feels ALMOST like a luxury hotel while being priced like a Hampton Inn or a Courtyard. I wish I knew about this place on my previous visits to Denver, as my previous accommodations here were a bit subpar. The desk staff is friendly and helpful. This is the first hotel I've visited in a long time (and I visit A LOT) that actually has their s**t together room service-wise. Everywhere I go always seems understaffed and very inefficient. They give you a perfectly clean room to start and "refresh" your room every 2 days. Everything is quick and on schedule. Awesome. Rooms are pretty spacious and studio style. Large comfy beds with nice heavy blankets. The thermostat works a bit TOO well. Winter is coming quick here, and 72F on the thermostat chills you to the bone. I don't need to be freezing inside and out, but I guarantee it's a huge perk if you visit in the summer. I just have to turn the AC all the way off here and there. There is a complimentary evening social Mon-Thurs offering complimentary alcoholic drinks and a free buffet style breakfast offered every day. I haven't been to the social but hey, free drinks are free drinks. You can't complain. The breakfast is very good with hot items, a Chobani "bar" to build your own yogurt/protein bowl, and a different offering cooked fresh daily. I've seen breakfast sandwiches and breakfast quesadillas so far. Very nice. The gym is nice and well-kept but as usual, lacks some pretty basic equipment. They love to throw in a ton of cardio equipment and free weights, that's the standard. I am a firm believer that chin up bars and cable machines need to be standardized. I wanna work out my back! :( I always opt for Hilton brands BUT...this one may definitely be the exception. read more

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Scored an incredible deal at this hotel, last minute through Priceline, and I was extremely pleased. Element is a chain of Marriott hotels--a little newer and fresh: totally felt that vibe!! I loved the set up of the room and wish I would've grabbed a picture. It was almost like a suite! We had a long countertop with cabinets, plus a refrigerator and microwave. I loved the touch of having a desk in the room with the bathroom separate from the bedroom. Everything was brand new and had a very clean feel! Sometimes when you get a hotel room, the double beds end up taking up the majority of the space. That was not the case with this hotel. I felt like we had plenty of room along with our two, very comfortable beds. Definitely have to talk about the delicious free breakfast: so good. They had several options from waffles to 'grab and go' to lots of options on coffee. I felt like I was able to really fill up before conquering the day. I also loved the outside space between the breakfast common area and the pool. You could sit inside by the glass windows to get an outside view or literally sit outside in the sun. I would highly recommend this hotel. Every time I stay at a Marriott I catch myself wondering why I don't always stay at a Marriott. I was pleasantly surprised with this new chain and completely loved my stay! read more

Element Denver Park Meadows - Hotels Near Me - Lone Tree, Colorado

My fiancée stayed here a month prior and insisted on us staying there again. It didn't take long for me to understand why. Walking in the door this is the best smelling hotel I have ever been to. The staff were beyond friendly and genuinely seemed to care about their guests. The room was a good size. Everything was quite clean and the beds were some of the softest I've slept in. The pool is on the smaller side, but was perfect for a quiet swim. They even had free beer and wine in the lobby one night. The location is perfect. Just south of Denver and different routes around town as well as quick routes to Colorado Springs and Boulder. The free breakfast was always changing the menu and all the food was fresh and flavorful. There is no doubt that when we return to Colorado this will be our top choice for hotels. read more

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Best hotel we've stayed in in a long time! The free breakfast was AMAZING. Our room was so modern and spacious! It had a full kitchenette with a full fridge and even a dishwasher! And the staff was so kind and accommodating. read more

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I've stayed at four different Marriott hotels around LoneTree and must say The Element has THE best staff, from managers to support staff. Michael, Annette.. awesome managers! They are not just friendly but excellent problem solvers. I'm not the easiest of customer to deal with. Because of our special circumstances, they were always able to accommodate, put in extra effort to make us comfortable! The rooms are always clean, up one arrival, staff always says hello! Look forward to staying here again soon. This is my go to place when I'm in the Denver area!!! read more

Could be a 5, but the clientele was a lil more sketch than not on weekends. Not sure why, weekday was different. The free breakfast on a weekend was crazy! People had zero manners. The laundry units get maintenance done on Mondays so don't plan on doing loads early am on Mondays. Parking is free which is great, but if you park in the back at night, it is dark despite there being lighting. The back door requires a key card to enter which is good, but slows entry to safety, and I saw no security monitoring or circling the area and no cameras. Catch 22. Pool is small and indoors but warm which is nice. The outdoor fire pit is great. Lots of lobby seating as well. Service was good. Front desk ppl were good, but the younger man with the wavy longer brown hair was particularly great as well as the latina female that works the night shift. Free bike and luggage carrier. Breakfast is almost full, not hot per se. eg choose from need to be microwaved burritos and sandwiches. Two microwaves require waiting on the weekend so recommend taking your breakfast to the room. OJ Tea Milk, cereal, fruit, yogurt, tea coffee etc. No masks required at most places on Lone Tree including this hotel. Be wise. Laundry has 4 washers and 4 dryers at $2 per wash or dry. Full gym brand new. Hotel is mostly modern and new and large. The queen room with a Mountain View is nice. Modern bath kitchen wood flooring comfy beds great AC Heat dishwasher etc. Cool church right next door, called Red Rock! Pics are accurate IMO. read more

I'm not going to say this is the worst hotel, but I do think the GM who runs the property has very low standards for guest service and cleanliness. I encountered three front desk associates, none of them in uniform. One of the boys wore a ski cap? They didn't like being at their station very much because they were always in the back room. Gosh forbid they come out and actually clean around the lobby just to help out. I came down around 5:30am for a cup of coffee. The lobby was trashed, all trash cans were overflowing, and the coffee was from the previous day. The only two people hustling were the two preparing for the breakfast. Even at that, they had trouble keeping up as all the tables were dirty. I have a very high tolerance level for a few overlooked mistakes, but this was clearly on another level. The room itself was good but the shower floor had a lot of hairs (my wife decided against the shower). There is a master timer for all the lights in the room, so when I was showering, the room went black. Scared the begazes out of me!! LOL... I was in that lobby a lot, during my stay and it's pretty clear that if it's not in that employee's job description, they don't do it. Never once saw the GM come from out the back. My list of things is only scratching the surface here, so I will stop. Is it a nice hotel? It certainly has potential! Is it being kept to the standards of Westin property? Nope. Will I stay again? Definitely not. read more

We had a suite with 2 queen beds and a kitchen. The room was really nice. The blinds weren't working right when we first got in, but called the front desk and someone came and fixed them right away. They provide dishes, soap, sponge. Everything you need to be able to eat which we did a lot of. As far as I know there is no outdoor pool or a hot tub. The gym is nice. I used it once. The outdoor courtyard was perfect for relaxing. There is a fire pit. The breakfast needs improvement. We went Thursday- Monday. Each day had the same food Watery eggs, turkey sausage, potatoes , and tortillas filled with cheese and ham. I expected a waffle machine or something. They did have bread. Bagels and cereal. They had a make your own yogurt stand. But whenever I was down there, not one person was using it. The staff was super helpful and even printed off a paper for us. They let us have a late check out. Overall the experience was great just need to improve the breakfast. read more

I really enjoyed our stay. The hotel is very clean, new, and modern. The kitchenettes are perfect, and the gym is awesome! I didn't get a chance to use the pool but it looked great also. I didn't catch his name but the gentleman who worked overnights at the front desk, that I would see in the mornings, it is one of the nicest people I've ever encountered at a hotel front desk! read more

It's modern in style but is showing its age. Dings and dents in the walls and the refrigerator in my room. Carpet in the halls could use updated I feel. It's not a bad place but they recently implemented a pay to park policy of $10 per night. Now, let's be clear, this is in no way a resort. By any stretch. The ONLY thing a parking fee is here is a price gouge to the guest. Its just a way to squeeze a few extra bucks out of a guest for providing zero additional service. It's basically like being asked to tip in a Starbucks drive-thru. Why should I tip when you're only providing the most basic expected service? But here, it's forced on you as a fee. A parking spot is a basic expectation at a very basic hotel. I will not be coming back on principle. It just pisses me off. read more

I have no real issue with the hotel itself. BUT Jarred the "assistant General Manager" is possibly the most unprofessional hospitality manager I have ever had to deal with, in any setting. Hey Jarred, the guest's perception is YOUR REALITY. Just how it goes in hospitality. Arguing loudly with guests in the front lobby is not what an "assistant general manager" does. Hope you read this. read more

Awesome hotel, great staff, lots of places to walk to and eat - even during Covid. The staff went out of the way to help us. The room was perfect: a kitchenette and living room with a discreet bedroom and bathroom. Plenty of storage nooks to get everything out of your way. We were there 4 nights and it was clean and new- great hotel, great location. read more

Element Denver Park Meadows - Groovy niche tv - Hotels Near Me - Lone Tree, Colorado

I tend to travel to Denver in support of my work duties and in the past few years I've stayed at several hotels in the area. Being part of the Starwood Hotel network, naturally I am a loyal customer and stay at the Westin. The Westin hotel locations in the Denver area are not convenient, so I always stay here at the Element by Westin. It's as lavish as any other Westin, but lacks the full room service. As compensation, the hotel offers other amenities, such as, executive and one bedroom suites that include fully equipped kitchenette arrangements. The hotel uses Eco friendly materials throughout with large windows to let natural light in. The lobby is very comfortable with a lounge area, dining tables and a amazing outdoor seating and grill area. All rooms include their signature Heavenly Beds, which are just heavenly, it's like sleeping in a bed of fluffy clouds. Every morning, they offer a healthy breakfast at Rise, a free breakfast bar or their 24 hour Restore, a grab and go pantry. They also hold a social event each evening called Relax, which offers complementary beer, wine and soda, as well as a variety of appetizers like pizza, quesadillas, bread sticks, buffalo wings, pork buns, veggies and salads. I've attended a few of these and I've been impressed each time. Also, they have a coffee station that has hot fresh brewed coffee anytime you need it, free of charge. The staff here is incredible in many ways, always ready to please and make their guests feel comfortable. The exceptional service is what initially attracted me to the Starwood hotel network, like the W, Westin, Le Meridian, the Palace, St. Regis, Sheraton and others. They always go out of their way to make me feel comfortable and welcomed. The service and lavishness of this hotel and others are just two reasons what made me a loyal Gold member, including timeshare ownership at the Westin in Cancun. I've rarely been disappointed at the many places I've stayed at. The Element is one of my favorites, mainly because of the amenities it offers for extended stays. read more

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Absolutely beautiful Marriott/Westin property. I was up graded from a king suite to a corner room suite. Love the staff and the free happy hour Monday -Thursday nights is awesome. I have a video clip of the King suite - will try to upload. Highly recommend! Yea read more

Element Denver Park Meadows - View from the window facing west toward the mountains. - Hotels Near Me - Lone Tree, Colorado

My wife, daughter and I stayed in a room there and found old heroine foils in the nightstand drawer. The staff did not seem alarmed like this was unusual or that their cleaning staff missed it. Then a few days later when we spoke to the manager about filing a police report, he was impatient and rude about it. On top of it all, the water filter tap by the sink smelled like sewage as if it hadn't been used in months. read more

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Great hotel, friendly staff, and their breakfast assortment is really nice...every person I've come in contact is awesome. Thank you

The Element Brand is quite possibly my favourite of the legacy Starwood Brands (though in a close race with W Hotels) so when I saw that there was an Element property close by to where I needed to be on a recent trip to the Denver area, I booked it without hesitation. Even with a late arrival, the gentleman at check-in was very pleasant and efficient and even happily went to grab me some ice from the kitchen area. Unfortunately housekeeping at this property is not nearly as efficient at their jobs as there were several housekeeping failures once I reached my suite including used and dirty dishes placed back into the cabinets and an unacceptable amount of dust, dirt, hair, and crumbs in various areas of both the living room and the bathroom. When addressing these with the friendly young lady at checkout, she apologized for the condition of the room and suggested that I contact the General Manager and forward the photos to him. I did forward the photos to him via email however what I received back was a dismissive email with no real apology and no real concern over the lack of cleanliness of the room. I responded back only to be ignored and to have several other attempts to reach back out to him ignored. It seems that rather than respond to the failures of his property, he would rather block the guest from emailing him instead. There are many wonderful hotels in the Denver area and this could be one of them if the cleanliness level is drastically improved. However, this property will also need a complete management overhaul before I will return or suggest that anyone in either my company or my circle of friends/family stay here. read more

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Element is in an unassuming building and It's not your typical hotel. It's very modern with nice finishes. My wife and I travel with our pets so we never expected to find 4 or 5 star accommodations that are also pet friendly. Element would have gained a 4star rating from us, but it fell just a little short. One thing we look for is cleanliness and Element has a very clean appearance and smell when you enter the building. We look for courteous and friendly staff. Element more than meets this expectation. We want to get a good nights sleep on a comfortable bed. Element totally met this expectation. The bed was a spacious and a comfortable king size bed. It wasn't too soft or too firm and after a long day of driving it was greatly appreciated. We also look at the condition of the finishings as well. We pay extra attention to those since we do travel with pets. It's important to us to leave a room in the same condition that it was when we first walk in our room for the night. This is where Element's biggest downfall is. The room, while very modern, had multiple furnishings that were damaged that I had to take pictures and show to the front desk so there was no confusion as to the condition of the room before or after our stay. Attaching those pics. If you're traveling with pets and you book a room here they will place you on either on the first or second floor. Our room was on the second floor and as you step off the elevator we noticed the presence of a strong carpet deodorizer smell. There were spots all over the carpet down the hallway and in some areas large gaps between the carpet squares. There were scuffs all over and noticeable patchwork on the walls. All in all it was a very good place to stay. Pet friendly, comfortable bed, courteous staff, free wifi, very good breakfast, close access to food, shops and highway. It would have gotten 4stars but the little things that seemed to be overlooked made us wonder what else may have been overlooked. read more

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Michael checked us in, and he was phenomenal!!!!! He is very professional, efficient, and just made our stay wonderful. He definitely stays busy at the front desk, but he is absolutely on top of everything! The room was spotless. It is an older hotel, but it is very clean and well maintained. We faced the side and we heard a lot of 1-25 noise. It didn't bother us, but it may others. Parking was abundant, the breakfast was very good, and there were plenty of supplies in the room. read more

Very modern and comfortable. Excellent service & facilities. They even had cold beer and frozen pizzas for sale! Go here and stay awhile, this is how hotels should be. read more

Where to begin? Shower intermittently runs cold, walls are thin and hotel is noisy. "Breakfast" was completely disgusting. Our shuttle driver forgot about us. The hotel is dark and dingy. I could go on and on. Never reviewed a hotel before, but this place was a nightmare. I'm a loyal Marriott member and this place was WAY below par. Yuck. Then there is my concernabout the lack of masking at this hotel. No masks at front desk when talking to guests, no mask when employee came up to my room to address a concern, no masks on housekeeping staff or those serving food. And most disturbingly, no mask on the tiny shuttle we were all enclosed inside of. This mask policy (or lack thereof) makes me question the entire Marriott corporation. This is a very irresponsible business practice. In a high volume hotel, with guests flying in and out from all over the country and the world - this is shameful and irresponsible. I felt uncomfortable the entire stay due to this. Not cool, Marriott. 0 stars. Do not recommend. read more

This hotel is new and clean, the location is convenient, and the staff I met were friendly. Morning breakfast is a nice touch, too. The noise, however, was too much and I won't be back. I didn't read the details on the reviews here on Yelp, but figured 4 stars and a Marriott property was enough for me. Had I done more reading, I may have learned about this issue. A review from Chris V spells it out, but too late for me. When I checked in, I was told I was getting a suite. Nice touch, I thought. But there was the armless chair like Chris V says goes with the regular room. It also had tile flooring and that metal door to the next room. I heard everything my neighbor did for 2 nights: sounds like his family is enjoying NYC and that quarterly sales numbers look good. If loud rooms are a crap shoot, even with being Marriott Platinum, I'll take my chances elsewhere next time. read more

First and foremost, wonderful people all around - from the managers to the chef (Alex), housekeeping staff, receptionists, kitchen/food service staff... all were helpful, friendly and accommodating. Our family and friends stayed here for a wedding occupying about 20 rooms for 3-5 days, and every single request was promptly fulfilled, every guests left happy and impressed with this hotel. It's a 3-star hotel with 5-star service. The rooms are spacious and clean, nicely equipped with a cook top, microwave, fridge, pots and pans, dishes and utensils. They have a gym, pool, outdoor fire pit, work stations, free Wi-Fi, free reception hours on weekday evenings with snacks, beer and wine, but best of all is the free hot breakfast every morning. I've traveled quite a bit, and this was one of the best hotel experiences. I'd stay here again when in the area. Highly recommended. read more

element is a new sub-chain of hotels from the large Starwood company of hotels, which is the holding company to brands like Sheraton, Westin, 4 Points by Sheraton, W Hotels, The Luxury Collection, St. Regis, etc. Starwood has a lot of great resort hotels around the world, in Hawaii (Royal Hawaiian, Moana Surfrider, Princeville Resort, etc) Bali, Australia, New Zealand, and just about every major destination. But they were really behind Marriott and Hilton in efficient, moderately priced, business hotels. So element (and also the new aLoft) was designed to put a new twist on the business hotel, copying many concepts that have become de riqeur for the travelling businessman's hotel, which has evolved greatly since Courtyard and Embassy Suites (originally Grande Royal) created the category 40 years ago. There are only a half dozen elements completed so far. This one, in the southwest Denver suburb of Lone Tree, where everything is less that 10 years old, is the first I have stayed in. The decor and styling is definitely Euro-Japanese modern. Not the Americana type construction that is Marriott brands like Courtyard, Fairfield, Residence Inn or Hilton brands like Hampton Inn, and Homewood Suite. Hyatt's new Hyatt Place chain is probably closest. The lobby is a multi-purpose area, where you can meet, eat, or check-in to your airlines. They offer the free breakfast and manager's happy hour, like Embassy Suites, Residence Inn and the like. The gym is larger than those older chains that usually had a closet to excerzise in, with half a dozen CV machines, and a full compliment of free weights. The rooms are like a Gentleman's Bachelor pad in Tokyo or NYC. It is no bigger than most hotel rooms, but it is efficiently designed to include just about all you need. When you enter, there is a wall along the right that includes a euro-cabinet like closet, a cupboard, a full size stainless steel fridge, and the rest of that wall has an efficiency Euro-kitchen with 2 burner stove, microwave, full sink, DW, toaster, coffee maker, and cabinets and dishware, with two stools for an eat-in kitchen nook.. The desk is in the right corner, with a desklamp, glass top over visible storage drawers, and ergonomic adjustable hydraulic desk chair sitting on hardwood laminated floor. The right two thirds of the room has a King size bed, a sectional couch, and a swivel 42 inch TV with AV inputs. So you can watch the TV from the kitchen, desk, couch or bed. As mentioned, the design influences are Euro-Japanese, with dark wood tones and Danish modern construction, with accents in Japanese neutral tones. The bathroom has a square bowl sink, bright indirect lighting around the mirror, and a large glass enclosed shower with a modern 8 inch square flat shower head to rain down on you. Checking in, they have airport luggage carts for you to bring in your luggage, instead of the traditional hanger dollies that bell hops use. All in all, it is a very efficient design meant for the non-nonsense business traveller, but with international design motifs in a very casual, do-it-yourself style, at a reasonable price ($149) There are plenty of eateries nearby, mostly chains, as there are a couple of shopping centers down the street, and the area is packed with less than a decade old businesses and large apartment complexes, and freeway access is pretty close and easy. read more

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Upon arrival for a June 21 through 25 stay we requested a refresh each day. The Front desk acknowledged my request. Morning of 23rd I asked for the sheets to be changed as well. When we came back to the hotel that evening the room had not been touched. By then Housekeeping had left for the day. The Front desk apologized profusely and luckily found us a new room. We had to move all our stuff to the new room. No offer of help. That night my wife found the shower in the new room to be scalding - almost no cold water at all. We reported this the next morning expecting this to be rectified. On the evening of the 24th we knew a maintenance worker had been in our room because the towels hung in the shower by housekeeping were soaked. Now there was no hot water after 15 minutes of trying; only cold. Again, the front desk managed to find a vacant room for us to shower in that evening (because we were not about to move again). To Element's credit they did not argue or make excuses. The manager put full points for both nights back into our account. Where the front desk and management was most helpful: Housekeeping and Maintenance can't seem to "get it". The whole experience will have us looking for a different Marriott/Bonvoy hotel in Lone Tree for future visits. We are Titanian Elite members and visit the Denver area multiple times per year. No second chances for Element here! read more

There's many hotels to stay in the area. All offer incentives such as free breakfast, wine and finger foods after 5. There's always one thing that makes a hotel stand out. It's not the branding, but how that branding is taken to heart or not. Or how successful that branding is itself. Element is part of the SPG Group. I've been a fan of this group. It's of course easy to say for me since a while back I recognized their ability to keep me happy and satisfied when I was just new to them. Fast forward to a more recent experience. It's still the best. Location wise they always manage to stay within a couple of miles to a hub of entertaining places. A mall perhaps? Theater? Trail for hiking/running. Parks. To name a few. Always modern. If not they make a point to revamp any old looking properties they have and make it look desirable again. The Element is no different. It's in a very desirable location. Close to the above mentioned fun places. Clean, well trained staff. Environmentally conscious and pretty soon will be able to handle iPhone controlled room locks. It's very close to happening. They already have the NFC component ready. Keyless entry soon with no need to stop by the front desk. That alone is a major plus to me. It means they're willing to evolve. No dinosaur here! read more

Having since been part of the Starwood Preferred Guest program and still relatively new at it, I wanted to check out Element. All I have to say is that first impressions do make lasting impressions as I was greeted by friendly staff and exceptional service that would be expected of a Starwood Hotel. The room that I happen to stay for the weekend that I was there was a Studio King and it had everything that one could ask for especially those on an extended stay as a majority of the room makes are essentially a modern apartment with a kitchen, and I'm not talking just a microwave, I'm saying fully stocked with stove and pots so you could some of your own healthy cooking if you'd like. The decor of the hotel is just as you'd expect from Starwood Hotels with it's sleek and modern look with a very eco-friendly atmosphere that I really enjoyed. They also serve up a healthy complimentary breakfast that I took advantage of that didn't disappoint and while I saw the ads for their evening social event "Relax" I never got the chance to actually check it out... yet.... I may have only had a brief weekend stay but from first impressions, I'd more than likely return to Element Denver Park Meadows and would recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a place to stay in the Denver area. Oh and P.S. I totally wish there was one in Oregon, it would only be fitting but it's just a thought after having experienced what Element has to offer! ;) read more

Element Denver Park Meadows - Studio King Room - Hotels Near Me - Lone Tree, Colorado

This place is gorgeous! I'm staying in the studio King Suite. This place is great for the price! Highly recommended for a week long vacation. It truly gives you all the comforts of home. read more

Element Denver Park Meadows - Kitchen - Hotels Near Me - Lone Tree, Colorado

I was so impressed with this hotel. The suite rooms are basically mini apartments with a fully functioning kitchen, huge beds, huge bathroom with the fanciest shower I've ever seen. I could LIVE HERE and be a happy girl. Wish I could have stayed longer (which is crazy!). Very modern, beautiful rooms that are very functional. The staff is super nice, the beds are comfy, I can never complain when I have a full size fridge, stove, toaster, coffee maker and dishwasher in my hotel room, although with as many awesome restaurants as are in Denver it was almost unnecessary. Really can't say enough positive things about the Element, I know if I ever get the chance to stay in one again I will. read more

Very good. Nice clean modern green hotel. Front desk was very friendly and efficient. Breakfast was good and the area was kept clean and attended to. Our room was modern and comfortable. Good coffee at front area. Good price. Overall great stay for one night. Wonderful showers! Beautiful sinks and bathrooms. read more

Element Denver Park Meadows - Pool - Hotels Near Me - Lone Tree, Colorado

The room was very dingy and dirty- splashes on the walls, grime around the walls, floors had a lot of dust. The room had a phone that didn't work and no sponge for dishes. We got switched to another room (the only room they had available was wheelchair accessible) that was similarly dingy. This room had a working phone but didn't have a remote for the tv or a sponge for dishes. I expect higher standards for Marriott brand hotels. This was a very disappointing stay. read more

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We stayed at this location while our floors were being refinished. Our stay was 6 nights. Overall we enjoyed our stay. We had a studio with a king size bed, full kitchen, couch, and a desk. The check in process was easy and we were allowed to check in early which was nice. The room was spacious and allowed for one person to do work, while the other person watched tv. With a full fridge, we did some shopping for drinks and snacks and had a larger space to keep it cold. We slept pretty well on the bed nightly. There was a pool that looked nice but we didn't go in. We did take advantage of the gym pretty much every morning though. There were a few weight machines, some cardio machines, exercise balls, and a decent selection of free weights. There were a few negatives that I only point out so they can be corrected. Our tv had several channels that didn't work (NBC, FOX, and CBS). We called and told the front desk who sent someone to look into it, but it was never fixed. Also, temperature in the room would never stay contestant. Either the ac was on or the heat was on. Finally, the WiFi was not secured. I read on the SPG website that we would get great internet if we booked directly, so we did. But unsecured WiFi is not my idea of great internet. Overall, we could probably stay here again if we had to bc of the great location. But I hope the WiFi and temperature issues are fixed. read more

Beware of being booted Whatever you do, don't book the Element hotel in Lone Tree, Colorado (Park Meadows). We were visiting friends in Highlands Ranch, but booked way out in Lone Tree because they had a Tesla charger. We reserved and confirmed well ahead of time , and attempted to check in on time. When we tried to check in, we were told by the General Manager, Jesse Pearson (with no apology), that due to some "maintenance issues" we could not stay there for the first night of our multi-night stay; rather, our stay the first night would have to be at a Tru by Hilton hotel down the street. Not only would it no longer be useful for us to use the Element's slow Tesla charger at night as we planned, but we were also expecting packages to be delivered there, and also planned to use their guest laundry. The Tru hotel had no charger, no laundry, and also did not have the feather-free bedding we required because of allergies. When we tried checking in at the Hilton, they said they understood we were booted due to the Element's overbooking. We had to then spend the whole afternoon going back to use the Element's laundry and having to wait there for our car to charge. We were told that for the remaining 3 days of our original reservation, we would have to pack up and check out of the Hilton to finally move into the Element. When we tried to go back to the Element the next day, the girl at the desk said we were moved to the other hotel because they overbooked and chose to boot us out, not for "maintenance" issues as we were told. We were prevented again from checking in as there was still a guest in our assigned room (no "maintenance" problem), so we would have to keep our luggage in our car, as we couldn't check in until later. We asked to speak to the manager, as this was a completely different story than he told us. He came out and was immediately very hostile, claiming that he told us we were booted due to over-booking (he absolutely did not!), accused us of calling him a liar (we did not), and said that if we had a "bad attitude" we couldn't stay there for our remaining 3 days reserved! We decided that, under no circumstances would we now or ever want to stay there, as their management practices are deceitful, underhanded, rude, and shoddy. We found another hotel (Hilton), more convenient to where we were visiting, although no charger. We will likely not stay at any Element hotel, anywhere, as a result of this awful experience. read more