A really lovely hotel in a very walkable neighborhood. While the guest room and the conference room…read moreI had meetings in were nice, here are a few of the hotel amenities that make it stand out above the rest: - 24/7 coffee available at the front desk - Bowl of fresh fruit available on each floor for guest consumption - Fresh baked muffins in the lobby each morning - Free sports equipment (bikes, longboards, footballs, basketballs, etc. - Spacious, beautiful showers - One of the most comfortable beds I've ever stayed in - Solid hotel gym with Peleton bikes, cardio machines, free weights, and a big cable machine (- I didn't get a chance to check out the rooftop pool, but heard it had an amazing view) Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here and would recommend to anyone in the Cherry Creek area!

I'm currently staying at the Halcyon, and unfortunately, after this experience, I will not be…read morestaying here again. At 3:30 a.m., I received a text informing me that a $500 charge was being added to our stay because we had allegedly smoked or vaped in our room at 9:43 p.m. the night before. We did not smoke or vape in the room. In fact, we were asleep at the time we were accused of doing so. What's especially frustrating is how the hotel handled it. If a sensor indicated something was happening in our room, someone could have simply come upstairs and investigated at the time. That would have immediately established that no one was smoking or vaping. Instead, nothing was done until 3:30 in the morning, when someone decided that was an appropriate time to text a guest and accuse them of violating hotel policy and incurring a $500 charge. I then spent more than an hour in the middle of the night texting and speaking on the phone with an employee, who acknowledged that these sensors can produce false alerts and can potentially be triggered by things like shower steam. He asked that we speak again in the morning, which we did. I expected that conversation to include an apology. Instead, I heard explanations about hotel protocol, employee training, and how the process needs to be improved. I'm paying more than $1,400 for this stay. Why am I spending my vacation and my time helping a hotel figure out how to properly handle its own systems and procedures? There are countless hotels to choose from. Why would I choose to return to one where I can be falsely accused of something, threatened with a $500 charge, contacted at 3:30 in the morning about it, and then spend more than an hour of my trip trying to prove something that never happened? Based on other reviews, I'm also clearly not the first guest to raise concerns about this issue. A hotel should investigate an accusation before treating a sensor alert as fact and charging a guest hundreds of dollars. This entire situation was unnecessary, poorly handled, and incredibly frustrating. We were people who genuinely loved staying at the Halcyon. We had stayed here before, recommended the hotel to others, and chose to come back because we had such positive experiences. Somehow, in the course of one night, the hotel managed to turn loyal, enthusiastic guests into people who will not stay here again and will certainly no longer recommend it to others.

They let me charge my phone while it was dead and I needed to get home very sweet and kindread more

SUMMARY: This is a great place to live - the staff is…read moreincredible, the amenities are abundant, and the building is quality construction - no skimping on stupid stuff like not enough network jacks or cheap appliances that don't work well. THE BUILDING: This building is a quality, relatively new construction. Sound insulation is excellent. Community spaces are amazing, including conference rooms, a theatre room, a spectacular and large gym, hot tubs (2), pool, and big open spaces. You will not be disappointed! INTERNET: Wiring of network cabling and coax is excellent, as well as how they installed the data comm boxes in the apartments. If you want a high speed quality internet option, you've got great 1gbps symmetric options with Century Link (watch out for Comcast though, as they're more likely to play games violating net neutrality). Be advised that you can't get a static IP from CenturyLink in this building. MAINTENANCE: Tony and his team are AMAZING. I can tell Tony is dedicated to his work and cares about the property and keeping residents happy. STAFF CALL OUTS: I'm sure I'm missing some names I should add, but here are a few that stand out: (my apologies if you're reading this and I missed your name!) - ALL of maintenance, plus Estaban - Volkan (senior leader) - Clark (general manager) - Garrett (leasing manager) - Max (concierge) & everyone I've worked with in concierge team - Allisyn & everyone I've worked with in leasing team OPPORTUNITIES FOR FURTHER IMPROVEMENT: - You will have limited access to submit work orders, park, and access other critical resources if you are unable or unwilling to install apps (there's no general browser access from a normal computer). I strongly encourage ensuring all residents can access these critical systems. - While the property is well maintained, it is starting to show its age in some places. I'm not suggesting a renovation or anything super expensive, but there may be opportunities to invest a little more in maintenance.

The Ramble hotel was beautiful and in a fantastic location. When I entered the lobby and bar area I…read morewas mesmerized by the stunning holiday decor and trendy bar area. Our room was gorgeous with a beautiful bathroom that even had a vanity (my favorite part) with a chair. Overall, the hotel was awesome. The only negatives are the single elevator for the entire hotel and the room keys were not very modernized and were actual real keys. I wound definitely be back next time I visit Denver.

So much to love about The Ramble! The location in the RiNo district is perfect - surrounded by…read moregreat food like Super Mega Bien, Cart Driver, Work & Class - and the hotel itself has such a boutique vibe. For our Detroit folks, it definitely gives Shinola Hotel. Death & Co was a big draw for us, and if you're a hotel guest, you can actually make a reservation. Our room type even came with two complimentary cocktails. The small touches really stood out: *Bodum French Press + ground beans for coffee (YES, every hotel should do this!). *Topo Designs backpack to borrow during your stay - a cool "try it out" experience. I didn't end up using it but loved the idea. *Bathroom setup with a separate vanity that had excellent lighting and even a steamer (!!). We had a courtyard view overlooking the patio bar. It was a little noisy on Saturday night, but the bar doesn't stay open too late. Beyond that, the hotel itself was impressively quiet - we didn't hear other guests at all. Overall, a stylish, comfortable, and thoughtful stay. Would absolutely return.

This place is a total scam. I had a reservation in March but had to move it to August because my…read moreflight was cancelled (due to the coronavirus). Rather than push my reservation, the hotel made a 2nd "complimentary" reservation and checked me in/out in March. Now the hotel will not let me cancel my reservation because I my original reservation was closed and the money is tied up. Their customer service agent told me that they never offer refunds because their business model depends on multiple parties paying for the same room on the same night.

Checking in was a disaster. Apparently there's no front desk so I needed an email that had landed…read morein my spam folder. Email was not clearly marked so that made it worse. I tried four phone numbers I found for the property, none of which worked to get ahold of anyone from the property. We called Expedia, whom ended up calling another 5-6 times and got no one either. Very frustrating while standing in the cold after an 8 hour drive to get here. Finally got in. Room is really pretty. Larger living room and kitchen and zone, 2 bedrooms (1 with a door, 1 without). TV does not get local channels which made my dad sad and all apps for Netflix, etc required us to sign in (which I am not trusting enough to do in a hotel with something that charges to my account). I think if we'd had those two things, it'd be a 5. As it is, I want to say 3, but the hotel is just so pretty I end up at 4. Oh, final note, it doesn't bother me because I'm a city girl, but if you're not from the city, this room is backed up to the interstate and it's pretty loud. It's all white noise to me, but if you're used to quiet, you'd probably lose your marbles trying to sleep. Which is also why there's earplugs in every room, just a guess lol.

I had a great experience staying at Populus Hotel. The location is excellent--very convenient and…read moreeasy to get around, with plenty of nearby options for food and things to do. The staff were consistently pleasant, professional, and helpful throughout my stay. From check-in to any questions I had along the way, they were attentive and made everything smooth and easy. The hotel itself was clean, well-maintained, and had a comfortable, modern feel. Overall, it was a very enjoyable stay, and I would definitely consider staying here again in the future.king is expensive

Honestly, this was a nightmare hotel stay, which was especially disappointing because I came in…read moreexpecting the exact opposite. I'd dined at Populus before, enjoyed coffee and a book in the second-floor lounge, and had been looking forward to finally staying here during a work trip to Denver. I was excited enough that I skipped online booking and called reservations directly to make sure I selected the best room for my first stay. After traveling all day, I arrived around 9:30 p.m. only to be told the hotel had been overbooked. Apparently there were two conferences and a concert in town, and because I checked in late, staff assumed I was a no-show and gave away my room. A fascinating interpretation of a prepaid reservation. To make matters worse, there wasn't an equivalent or better room available. No meaningful solution was offered. Faced with the choice of wandering Denver at nearly 10 p.m. hoping another hotel had availability, I reluctantly accepted a downgraded room (for the same price as my original room with a $15 dining credit, mind you). The new room was directly across from the elevator bank, noticeably smaller sq ft and lackluster layout than the room I'd carefully selected, and had a bathroom vanity visible in the background as I worked from the desk. The "workspace" was about the size of a dinner placemat, which was unfortunate since I was traveling for work and intended to take meetings from the room. Then came the night's main event: the acoustics. The walls, doors, and ceilings seem to have been engineered with an admirable commitment to sharing everyone else's evening. After midnight I listened to what I assume were concertgoers returning to their rooms, punctuated by elevator chatter, slamming doors overhead and next door, plus a conversation from the adjoining room so clear I could've contributed. I won't be staying here again, and I'll also be discouraging my colleagues and friends. That's unfortunate, because there's a lot to like about this property. The architecture is a feat, the lobby coffee bar is excellent, and the bartenders at Stellar Jay are, appropriately enough, stellar. One small suggestion: the in-room electric kettle was appreciated, but including a tea option alongside the coffee would be an inexpensive and thoughtful touch. And would it really kill the esthetic to provide a luggage rack or bench at the foot of the bed? With literally zero furniture in the room, where am I expected to place my suitcase and handbag? Populus is a wonderful place to admire the design, have a drink, and enjoy a meal. If your primary goal is actually comfort and sleeping, however, I suggest you stay elsewhere.

Big fan of this place! It may be initially hard to find but look for the neon sign which should…read morehelp indicate where you are. The interior is super cute and there's an outdoor area with a fire pit as well. The cocktails are unique and fun and the bartenders choice hit the spot too. Food is also really amazing. The pizza is wood fired and so tasty. I came back the second night in a row for the food alone. Service is friendly, we had a great time. Highly recommend!

I loved staying here! A very unique experience. Live the tub. It is dusty, has none of the rugs…read morethat are in the pics, no water pressure, no trash cans, no ice. There is noise from the bar. There is wifi. There are no TVs. There are four regular parking spaces for the entire place. There is no one at the desk at night. You punch in a code to get in the door. Very responsive to email and for advice about the area I recommend.

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!

Nice clean hotel, just like any other nice clean hotel…read more Given a stay as a gift with hotel paid in full then hit with an additional $210 in hidden fees we were not told about. At check-in they told us that we could enjoy the rooftop during posted hours and again we were charged extra fees, taxes destination fees, gratuity, visa recovery fee etc. Will not ever stay at a Clayton and will tell our Denver family not to ever recommend it.

When staying in the Denver Arts District, I recommend this place. Super comfortable beds and cool…read morevibes inside. Definitely doesn't feel like a Best Western at all. Modern bathrooms and amazing shower! Lauren at the front desk was super friendly. And Kris next to her was also very courteous. We ate at Heddy's Coffee in the lobby, which was great. Their staff their was very friendly. Despite it being a little small and crowded, we enjoyed the gym. We weren't able to hang out at the Rooftop taco spot, McDevitt Tacos, but it definitely looked cool. Parking: $20 in the parking garage just down the alley. Free street parking all around; just be careful to follow the street signs. Thank you again Lauren and Kris at the front desk. Great stay. I highly recommend!

Negatives: Ridiculously tiny room (and we booked the "larger" option), the bedsheets weren't…read morechanged prior to check-in with hairs and a 'not old' stain on the bottom sheet, no actual closet/dresser for clothing besides a few hangers behind the bed, no place to put our own cold food/beverages (minibar only and it's too small even when emptied for bottled water or a leftovers container), one side of the bed was maybe 6" from the wall so you had to shuffle sideways to get in, and the markers for Vib-specific parking spots were unclear/nonexistent in the parking garage. (Just fyi the parking garage isn't attached in case that matters, but it's only a 1-minute walk to the hotel so not an issue for us. Definitely drop your stuff off first if you have a lot though). Positives: front desk girl was very nice on check-in and when informed of the sheets being dirty and they were changed immediately. We liked the extra security of having to scan your room key-card to get off on your floor. The food at the rooftop restaurant was delicious, especially the Korean chicken wings! Bed/pillows very comfortable, room was quiet, excellent shower pressure. If not for the positives however, it would have had the Vib of a hostel. Even though it was relatively inexpensive and you get what you pay for, we'd never stay there again.