Magnolia Hotel Denver, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

We had a wonderful experience thanks to the exceptional service provided by Samantha at the front desk. She was incredibly friendly, helpful, and welcoming from the moment we arrived. After a long early morning flight, she went above and beyond to accommodate our early check-in, which made a huge difference in our day. She was also very informative and answered all our questions. Her professionalism and warm attitude truly set the tone for our stay. Thank you for making us feel so welcome, Samantha!

A hidden gem with a great price! I received a generous suite upgrade—spacious room with a kitchen, dining table, and stylish decor. While the view wasn’t much in my room, the overall experience was fantastic for the value. Breakfast was absolutely delicious and a real highlight. Service was excellent, especially from the restaurant staff and front desk. Highly recommend for both comfort and value!

We had a great 6-night stay at Magnolia while attending a conference. The location is perfect—right in downtown and close to everything. The hotel offers nice perks like free bottled water and milk in the morning, plus cookies every evening. Our room was clean and comfortable, with a good mattress and pillows. The small gym was well-equipped, and the staff were friendly and responsive—helping us switch rooms and even rescuing our toddler’s toy from inside the writing desk! The only downside was the noisy A/C and the odd writing desk design (a surface hole and sealed drawers). Still, with an A/C upgrade, this place would be close to perfect.

We had a lovely 3-night stay at the Magnolia Hotel Denver in May. ||This is not my typical stay: I'm a Hilton Diamond member. I have low-tier status with Marriott so they are not usually my first choice unless I'm traveling with colleagues who get to choose the hotel. I booked through my credit card, which is something I never do, but they had an offer I couldn't pass up. So there I was, out of my element. ||From the moment we drove up, we felt welcomed and valued. Each staff we encountered did their best to make our stay exceptional. I would like to extend my thanks to the valet staff, front desk, and housekeeping. They perform their roles with professionalism and exceptional hospitality.||We chose a room with a fire place and were thrilled with the amount of space provided. Every inch of our room was impeccably clean. Everything was in working order and quite comfortable.||The location can't be beat with so many options within walking distance. ||You can't go wrong with the Magnolia Hotel Denver.

Great location, staff was friendly and attentive, the room was clean, and appreciated the restaurant located inside on the first floor. There isn’t a free buffet but we opted for the breakfast coupons with our status which gave us $50 off a meal at Harry’s. Location was great with a Walgreens, Starbucks, and restaurants in walking distance. The area felt safe, and there was a trolly that went down the center of one of the streets. The hotel was about 15-20 minutes from most places we went to. I’d definitely stay again.

Not one of the better Tribute properties unfortunately. Stayed in an upgraded room and it didn't feel that way. Large but strangely laid out. Felt like not enough furniture. Everything askew. Bed linens looked like grannies. Bathroom is strangely proportioned as well. Odd shallow sink, dated tub / shower. Staff was nice enough but not terribly accommodating. Good news it's connected to a cool coffee spot and an easy walk to convention center. Not too pricey either. 2 out of 5.

My husband & I came to Colorado for our honeymoon and decided to stay here since it was within walking distance to shopping and restaurants. When we first arrived, they were busy but hotel staff made sure everyone had a complimentary water and made the process quicker than we expected. Our room was fairly clean and had nice amenities. The free coffee in the morning and cookies at night was also an added bonus. Valet was also very quick with getting our car when we needed it. I would recommend paying the $60 per night for valet instead of $40 for self-park. Con (kind of): On the last night of our trip we decided we would eat at the restaurant in the hotel. We walked in but there were no employees there to greet us and the bartender said he was the only one there. Even though we decided to go somewhere else, I don't count this as a negative towards the hotel since we might have caught them on a bad staffing night. Also, when we checked out we were charged for 2 nights of valet even though we only used one. The employee at the counter said she would fix this but I still got charged. Overall, happy with our stay and would come back in the future, but would not use valet since I got double charged.

I have stayed at this hotel about five times and each time has been wildly different and it has improved tremendously. When I first started coming here and hosting events here, guests (including myself) complained because only one elevator was working (over the course of a few years). But of course, this is an older building--it has its issues, but that is part of the charm. Since that time, on my most recent visit, the service was impeccable. At check-in, I was accommodated early (and asked if I wanted a late checkout). Going to my room, all three elevators worked well, and I enjoyed an upgrade to a fireplace suite. At breakfast, I was given a Titanium voucher, which was for $50 off anything--which was more than enough for me. I also received a welcome gift and a handwritten card (for some reason those mean a lot to me). I am glad I continue to trust the Magnolia, and that it continues to improve and surprise me!

Magnolia was a great overall experience, I would definitely stay here again. First, in terms of price, it was cheaper than other Bonvoy options nearby, without compromising on quality or location. The room was clean and well maintained, with nice furniture and fixtures, and a healthy number of outlets throughout. The bed was okay, not the most comfortable but it certainly got the job done. The bathroom was good, though the sink had only two settings: drizzle and waterfall. Other than that, no complaints. Friendly service throughout my time here, from the front desk to hotel bar staff. You won't compromise on quality even if you find the room rates are lower than surrounding hotels. Definitely a good value for downtown Denver!

I stayed here for a work related trip which happened to be during the first snow in Denver in November (while it was 70s back home in Virginia!) The Magnolia was in a great location in downtown Denver within walking distance to many places. I was upgraded to a premium suite (thank you, Marriott Bonvoy) and it was SO spacious for just myself. There were ample outlets throughout the room and the desk was long enough for me to spread out all of my work stuff (backpack, laptop, all of the chargers, etc.). I didn't hear much commotion from the hallway either. Upon return after work, my room was well cleaned and I even received a nice handwritten thank you note from housekeeping one day as well. The gym is small, there were about 2 treadmills (1 was broken) and 1 Peloton bike, and a small rack of weights. I wasn't able to get a spot at 6AM because it was already so full. The staff is friendly and there is coffee in the mornings as well as cookies in the evening. This is a great option to stay at if you're planning on being in downtown Denver.

IMAGINE it being the last evening of my stay and then having to wait for my flight in the lobby, going downstairs to use the restroom, and seeing they had a set up for free warm, continental breakfast the ENTIRE time I was there but just had no idea aaaaAAAAHHHH. I think during check in, I was only told that there was coffee and tea in the morning, yes there was, it's on the table facing the elevators when you enter the lobby, but if you look downstairs there's a set up for hot continental breakfast...Anyways, I also thought it was neat that they have a milk and cookies hour in the evening, but alas. Every SINGLE time that I have gone, even after narrowly missing the set up of the cookies within 15 minutes, the chocolate chip was ALWAYS gone, so each night it was only the white chocolate macadamia cookies. PLEASE set up more chocolate chip cookies. Other than that the room wasn't super big, but comfy enough. You have to log into use their streaming sites, but the TV auto erases any credentials each time there's a new guest. There's no ice machine in the hall, but you can call the front desk and they'll deliver you some. Loved the depth of the bathtub here so I took a nice warm bath each night. It's pretty neat that this hotel used to be a bank/has a vault in the downstairs area. The lobby seating area have all these little mini safes on the wall too, really neat decor and some of them you can open too. There's complimentary fruit water and candies throughout the day and we got 2 free water bottles during check in. Staff is very friendly and inviting. Great place to stay in downtown Denver.

I stayed with my boyfriend over the weekend and it was a fabulous hotel and the nightly cookies are the best part of the stay!!! What an amazing hotel

Our experience at the Magnolia Hotel was mixed. While the hotel is part of the Tribute Portfolio Hotel network, where you can take advantage of the Marriott Bonvoy benefits if you're a member, the amenities are underwhelming, especially in the hotel rooms. Despite the hotel's great location and the building's history in the Central Business District (CBD) of downtown Denver, what you need in the hotel is lacking, especially if you're spending more than a night or two there. The pluses are that the Magnolia is located in one of the first skyscrapers built in Denver in 1910, serving as the home to the First National Bank of Colorado. Much of the building has been restored to its original appearance, giving the hotel a lovely charm. The service from the concierge is on point. Any issues we communicated to the front desk were handled quickly and effectively. They were responsive and friendly. We also enjoyed the complimentary bottles of water. Being close in distance to all of our major points of visiting, from museums to bars and restaurants to concert venues from the hotel -- even going to Fiddler's Green Amphitheater in Greenwood Village, 25 minutes away without traffic -- helps a lot. It's only a drive coming to and from the airport, but that is situated way out of town by design, so if you give yourself enough time, you won't have issues. I also like the elevators that were the originals restored and work well. The design and decor that goes in line with early 20th-century styles that were aligned with national banks like the First National. The minuses make the Magnolia not as desirable despite its pedigree. The hotel rooms leave a lot to be desired despite the spaciousness and city views. While the beds were comfortable and the desk was large enough if you needed to work and place multiple personal items, the closets were very narrow and cumbersome. To have only shelf space in the closet where you have the coffee maker, safe, and clothing iron taking that up, and just getting in there if you're expecting to hang clothing up as well, is not convenient. Expected to take the coffee maker out if you want to plug in and use it doesn't help matters. With the spaciousness of the rooms, especially ours, the hotel could easily place a dresser that could help with putting your clothes in a convenient distance from the bed underneath the flat-screen TV that hung next to the bathroom door, Hell, you could probably just leave the coffee maker on the left-hand side of the desk area. With no dresser drawers available and inconvenient placement of any shelf spaces that's in the narrow closet, you're not going to feel you can get comfortable over a week's long stay even if the bed is comfortable. It doesn't help that the toilets need an upgrade as their water flush is so weak, I was more comfortable taking the elevator and stairs down to the basement floor to access those bathrooms to avoid needing maintenance to assist. It was not easy to determine how to moderate hot and cold water. You could easily scald yourself if you don't know how to use the nodules. Overall. the Magnolia worked for what we needed, but it left a lot more to be desired.

This place was amazing. They really took care of us and it was awesome service. I left my phone on the last day there and an employee, Jon gaudette, hand delivered it to the post office and overnighted it to me. The location was great, views were spectacular, and Harry's downstairs bar is hard to beat at happy hour!

Great experience at the Magnolia Hotel in downtown Denver. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Room was spacious with high ceilings. Quiet, which is my top priority in a hotel. Breakfast was actually well above Marriott quality. Nicely done chef, knew hotels could do better and Magnolia proved it.

My husband and I stayed here this past weekend. We booked the Magnolia because of the location, and walkability since we wouldn't be renting a car. The hotel is pretty nice, clean, and the staff were very friendly. I really would've liked to give 4 stars, but I couldn't for the following reasons.... 1. We are Marriott gold elite members, and the lady at the front desk said she upgraded us to a premium king room, when that was actually the room I booked anyway lol. 2. We were put on the second floor, which felt like it had some type air conditioning unit underneath us that cut off and on all day and night. It vibrated the floor it was so loud lol. 3. Our bed was squeaky anytime we moved. You can tell it was a bit old. Other than that, everything was fine. I would actually stay again, but I would make sure I wasn't put on a low floor again, and speak up about the bed. That was my fault.

Hideous! This is lipstick on a pig type of vibe. The manager, Jessica, is unprofessional and lacking any customer service abilities. We had 2 rooms, both of which were beat to hell & back. While they were cleaned, it feels more like a wipe down. This is a no frills, remodeled low budget hotel with a hefty price tag. Valet & restaurant staff (especially Emily) were amazing. Front desk peeps are gross, unhelpful & borderline rude. Overall, completely disappointing bc the online pics were great but they do not reflect what this hotel actually is in real life.

Stayed at the hotel for 2 days for a work summit. Easy commute from the Denver airport. Front desk staff was friendly and helpful, and proactively asked me for my Marriott Bonvoy information. They provide helpful insight on the dining options, and hotel amenities, happy hour, and various meal/treat times. I asked to have extra water bottles and a shirt steamer to my room, and Johan was very helpful and friendly with that. I dined at the in-hotel restaurant, Harry's two times for lunch and was pleasantly surprised of the quality of food and service. Great options for food and bevegraes, and in restaurant seating. I had the Cobb salad with chicken and the grilled chicken sandwich with sweet potato fries, and both were delicious! Our company booked the conference rooms downstairs which were well acquainted and the food served was terrific. Only small feedback I'd share is that the hotel rooms don't have USB plugs in the outlets or lamps like most hotels, so make sure to bring your own converter box as I forgot mine. Also, the elevators were slow and 2 of 3 were working. Will definitelybe staying again!

If the 'landlord special' was a hotel, it would be Magnolia Denver. Extremely disappointed. The lobby was super cute and smelled amazing, but overall wouldn't recommend spending a lot of money on this place. For the price of the rooms we paid for, everything looked and felt cheap. It was 4:00 pm and there were multiple piles of sheets in the hallway and I didn't see 1 housekeeper or housekeeping cart.. The lights were also ALL very bright, even the lamps felt extremely bright. The room smells like your average $60 a night La Quinta. But at least La Quinta doesn't look like all the furniture was previously used in a frat house. I mean every single thing was scratches, multiple lamp shades were entirely crooked and the carpet makes a static noise and creaks. If the creaks and static don't do it for you, the uneven flooring will. While I wouldn't go as far as saying it is unsanitary.. I don't think I'll shower due to some mold or collect black dust in the shower light, plus other things I'll show in the pictures. The restaurant Harry's was amazing, and great service. We also LOVED the valet men, they were all so pleasant and helpful. Now the front desk people are another story. On a busy weekend during Pride Fest with a line of 5+ families deep in a small lobby, is maybe not the best day to be slowly training someone. Front desk was less than unhelpful and not friendly either. The guy who was working the desk at one point at least smiled but still wasn't friendly. Seemed annoyed with dealing with customers.. not like it's your job or anything. And it was not just one room. We had multiple rooms with the same problems, and we collectively watched at least two of the front desk women be passive aggressive and just plain unpolite to other customers. No room service, and the included toiletries are much smaller and fewer amount than a normal hotel at this price range. To get to the point, the room photos they have online must be their first day or some type of magical editing, because the vibe of the hotel rapidly declines as soon as you step on the elevator. They need a hospitality check on their workers (I mean it is the hospitality businesss ) and desperately need to do decent renovations. Scratched furniture is one thing but this is way more. You walk in and think, oh great this is spacious! And before you even go back to the bedroom--you will be as unsettled as my boyfriend and I were if you looked closely at literally any thing. Forgot to mention that at one point, a front desk agent actually said that she couldn't/wouldn't help us. Only even gave two stars for the valet staff, the restaurant and the neat vibes of the lobby. Otherwise it would be 1, based off of the actual hotel room. Needless to say I will not be returning to stay at the hotel portion. Now Harry's, I will be back.

I stayed here on St.. Paddy's Day weekend on very short notice. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality in f the hotel and the affordable rate. My room was spacious and comfortable. The only thing I didn't like was the in room safe was either not working, locked by the previous occupant or required a credit card to access. Either way, I didn't do anything to get it opened because it was a minor thing and I survived just fine. The restaurant downstairs was excellent. So don't hesitate to stop in there for a quick bite, a drink or a sit down meal with friends. I look forward to my next visit in a few weeks.

We enjoyed our stay at the Magnolia and overall would recommend this place to others looking for a place to stay. The Good: The staff we encountered were very kind and attentive. Easy Uber (or walk, if you have time) from Union Station. Great location near 16th Street Mall. Large, clean room. Comfortable bed and pillows. Milk and delicious sugar cookies available every evening in the lobby. The "Eh": Elevators were very slow, and it seemed like one was always broken. The HVAC system is LOUD. No view - looked right into other hotel rooms (so don't be the naked neighbor!) A fridge but no microwave in the room - major disappointment. Thin walls - we are heavy sleepers and were woken up several times by conversations in the hallway.

nice smaller hotel in the heart of downtown. Nice smaller restaurant/bar on ground floor. Reasonable rates. I'd stay here again, no issues.

I was here for a work meeting, my first time in Denver for more than just a change of planes. I rode the ultra convenient light rail into the city from the airport for just $10.50. I then walked with my luggage from Union Station. It was a much longer walk than I'd anticipated...and also a rookie mistake, as the 16th Street bus is free, picks up at Union Station, and deposits you a half block from the hotel. This bus info belongs on their website. My complimentary Elite room upgrade got me to the 12th (top) floor and into a wide room with a windowed closet, sleeping area, and large desk, with huge windows which brightened the room. I was the last room on the end of the hall so it was quite quiet even if the bed was positioned next to the entry door. A U-shaped property, quite a few of the rooms face the interior and each other. There are two sets of roll-down blinds on the windows which include a second mesh blind set for privacy and light. Rooms are clean and furniture is generally in good condition, however the property is probably due for a major renovation to fix things that modern hotels don't suffer from -- too few plugs, hot/cold light switches which also shut off outlet power, low pressure plumbing, finicky ac, lots of scuffs and scratches in the halls and elevators. It's an historic building so some of this is charming and the rest is quite minor but I'd hate for these small things to keep the hotel from gaining another star particularly because the Magnolia's staff is lovely, uber professional, and very responsive. I have not experienced hotel service this pleasant since before the pandemic. I appreciated the ability to chat via the Bonvoy app and to text the front desk for service assistance. The location is great, convenient to the 16th Street Mall, restaurants, drugstores, and a nice urban format Target. There's a bar/restaurant in the hotel and an indie coffee house downstairs. But the service was really what made my short stay so pleasant. The Magnolia Hotel staff are truly fantastic.

Loud in business center, not a great place for zoom calls or meeting. Only one elevator working. Staff is nice, but hotel is old, not well kept. Rooms are unimpressive, hotel feels old, not well maintained. Tiles are broken, grout is dark. Surprised this is a Marriott Bonvoy hotel. Not at all of the quality I expected. The blackout curtains in our room work well, but there is no other window covering to block the view of the apartment building across from us. Rooms are quite dark, so this is a problem. The AC is loud and on most of the night, and the room still felt hot. Worst night of sleep I've gotten in a long time. Not a nice experience. Leaves you in a small room with a depressing feel to it. Really not a nice hotel stay of experience. Every hallway, room and elevator has a strange, dirty, old smell to it. The elevators are not working. Apparently, they will be turning the hot water off overnight to repair that. We are paying a lot of money for what we thought was a nice room. Marriott is usually a quality choice, but not this time. I asked to leave and go to another hotel but was informed my room was prepaid. Not as advertised. I do not recommend.

Do NOT stay here!! My door didn't close properly. My shower flooded and I had to rush my shower. The ELEVATORS were broken and our entire team had to use the stairs and some people were going and coming from the 10th floor. The gym had no towels, no water and no way to clean / sanitize the equipment. The conference room they provided to us was a room that they moved some furniture out and added a long table. It was just terrible. Worst part is the entire hotel SMELLS LIKE SEWAGE !

Unfortunately Magnolia Hotel gets a 3-star review on this visit. Location is great, their restaurant (Harris) is really good, but a non-working A/C, an alarm clock that went off at 6am, and a racing mouse (yup, mouse!) on the floor below mine downgraded this experience to a "not staying here again" category. Otherwise the room and bathroom were good, and the service was kind

I'll be honest, kind of surprised by this property in not in a good way. I expected more for a Marriott property that was part of the Tribute collection of properties. I stayed for work based on availability as my first choice (Le Meridien) down the street was booked and I only stay with Marriott. The lobby is small but there is a bar and restaurant which is nice. I am Platinum with Marriott and had to go back to the front desk to ask how the free breakfast worked as a Platinum arrival gift because they didnt ask if I wanted points or food. Not a huge deal. The property as a whole is just....old. Not in like a historical kind of way but "replace the vanity in the bathroom because all the corners and edges are knicked up and it looks like its from Goodwill" kind of way. The elevators were very tiny and got backed up. The stairwell is through a door behind the front desk if you want to bypass the elevators but you have to ask. Housekeeping was pretty poor too. Instead of replacing the tissue box once it was empty, they just shoved 3-4 tissues in the top which were quickly used and we were out again. Why not just replace the whole box? Also, they took all the towels from the bathroom but didnt replace them so we had no towels. I requested 3 towels from the front desk and they brought 2 instead of three. None of these things are major issues, just annoyances that you expect at a Motel 6. I wouldnt be opposed to staying here again if absolutely necessary, but id go to a different marriott property if i had a choice.

The hotel has great potential but misses the mark! It looks like they just put their name on a building and opened up for business. The only great thing about the hotel is the staff that works hard and aims to please. Plus cookies at night with milk. Also a nice upgrade with big windows. The elevators say historic but they lack historic charm: they are dirty and smelly. The bathroom walls have stains on them. The carpet in bedroom and hallways are both stained. The toilet paper roll holder broke in use. The bath tub was stained. Bed not comfortable. The points at this hotel go yo the staff. Big windows and great location downtown.

Great central location for Downtown Denver. Friendly staff. I really liked the milk and cookies at night and the apples, Lara Bars and waters available to guests. Restaurant wasn't bad but maybe a little spendy. This is a historic hotel. And sadly it has some maintenance issues. Our first room, the A/C did not work. They reset it but that did not fix the issue. So we moved to another room which did have working AC. When we checked in, one of the three elevators was not working. By the second day, they were down to one working elevator. Our room was on a high floor so we had to do lots of elevator waiting. They still had only one functioning elevator when we checked out ( a 4 night stay). Nothing to do with the hotel but it was sad to see the numerous homeless, mentally ill and drug users downtown.

Hotel feels small and dated. The room didn't have a dresser or any drawers. The AC was loud and there wasn't much of a view. Hotel was situated near 16th street mall but it also had a bit of homeless outside. The hotel did have friendly staff and provided us breakfast vouchers.

Very small rooms with paper thin walls. AC unit is extremely loud. The carpet in the hallway was filthy. All the doors to every room slam closed. No view, window looks out to neighboring apartment building. Only one working elevator, so very slow service. Expensive to park at the hotel. The room smelled odd and there was hair on the bed when I arrived. Corny, loud lounge performer. Two stars (instead of 1) only because the service was very friendly and they don't have a pet fee which is a rare find.

I was only able to stay one night due to a last minute work trip change. What a darling hotel! I was upgraded to a suite, spacious, well decorated for the era and ambience but also updated. I loved that the elevators are close to the original with the attached sign! The colors blended very well and created a soothing environment. Although it's downtown I don't think the noise was as bad as it's been in other cheap Marriott hotels. I wish I would have had a chance to eat there, I saw on their website they have two nice looking restaurants. Parking is in a garage; there was no valet when I drove in. The garage is not attached and can be a bit of a conundrum to get in and out of. I would certainly stay here again, especially for a personal trip to town.

This is the worst establishment I've ever stayed in the hotel management is awful. The bartenders are awful and called me a filthy whore. They said that I was not a plant a member when I'm a triple platinum member and I ordered room service to my room from the bar and then they took my nachos back, after I already paid for them I am disgusted in the service I received tonight. I am a multimillionaire and I have no idea why anyone would ever deal with this. I am appalled by this establishment please do not stay here unless you feel like getting mentally abused.

We enjoyed a night at the magnolia on NYE. This hotel had a beautiful Christmas tree and many other lovely decor items. The concierge was really nice and attentive. We enjoyed a delicious meal in the restaurant near the lobby. The food was outstanding. Our room was fitting for our needs. Thanks Magnolia for helping to make our NYE awesome. I don't care for 16th street in Downtown Denver. Lots of homelessness in the area near by. Be safe if you are going out late at night. I'm sure the staff is aware of that presence.

Honestly, this place was pretty dirty - carpets in the halls stained & and the bathrooms looked moldy. The staff was pretty nice & i didn't have a bad stay here but it wasn't in love with the property by any means. Seems like they need some updates and it could meet what you would expect from a Marriott portfolio collection hotel. Not the worst - not the best.

Great night in Denver before Rockies came at 1am and staff was nice great location and awesome Customer service !

I've stayed here twice now ~1 year apart and both stays have been good. The location is great, within walking distance to pretty much most of the downtown must-sees. The hotel itself is a bit older, but in great condition! It has a beautiful lobby, and incredibly friendly staff! Best of all, they allow pets with no fees, and our dog loved her stay. Parking is a bit expensive, and is on a first come first serve basis. The views from the room are great when on a higher floor as well.

This hotel is beautiful! It also has a lot of history. The rooms are nice and modern. The front desk was great at check in. We had a large group arriving at different times. They were very accommodating.

Great hotel, great location, awesome modern furnishings! The staff, from the check-in folks, to the valet folks, to the folks cleaning the rooms, were all very professional, prompt, and friendly. Only thing holding this place back from 5-stars is that there is no fridge in the room. Sometimes you want to kick back with a brew in your room and get some work done...here, you'll have to go get some ice and then wait patiently for your brewski to coolski. Kind of a bummer.

Stained mattress with signs of blood, food and bugs. There was human fluid discharge on the window shade (see picture). I was staying in one of their corner suites. VERY DISAPPOINTING service and this hotel is no in line with Marriott standards. AVOID staying here. Front desk was not friendly or helpful in addressing my concerns.

I should've listen to other reviews that said if you're not staying here on business, find another hotel. The hotel was fine and central location, but wouldn't pick it in the future. Cons included no parking, and a confusing parking garage next-door (prices were very unclear & the place was gross). I definitely didn't feel like I was on vacation. One night we went out looking for dinner close to the hotel, it was very creepy. I live in San Diego, so I'm pretty used to riffraff around, but this was a whole new level. There is barf on the streets, tons of people sleeping on the street, and just a very uneasy walk. Overall, stay out of this part of town on vacation!

Now as a marriot fan ( you can check my previous reviews) I dont think I've ever been so disappointed in a hotel. And not so disappointed in the service but the high price for horrible service. This place wasn't worth 112 a night.. So first staff were not the most welcoming we came in at 2am tired as all out doors.. so we kept the room we were assigned.. but the room did not match the online description and was dirty (see the pictures). The shower head was also broken in our room water went all over the floor and the shower head was stuck on straight stream. This hotel does not offer complementary breakfast . Which is fine.. I couldn't find my bonvoyag number I know from previous experiences the front desk could offer a new account or help you .. so they did attempt to search for my account but I dont know why she couldn't find it .. but I had previous emails attesting to being a member.. the room had no air circulation. And oddly it only comes with a refrigerator if it is requested.. with this being said it should be offered to guest at check in. The following  evening the front desk manager was extremely helpful. We explained we came in at 2am and left by 9am that day .. but my group and I couldn't do another night in that room. She quickly found us a new room that was much cleaner and spacious.. Now one of the biggest disappointments with this place is the parking .. they charge $38 a night for "valet" parking .. but there is no valet and their parking "garage" as its referred to is a shared lot with maybe 20 stalls in the back of an alley .. nothing about this gives me marriot vibes.. I love and look out for the homeless. In addition to being shared with other business the homeless community sleeps here too.. now imagine trying to back into a stall and your sensor keeps going off because someone is sleeping next to the parking spot .. man I felt like shit everytime I came in.. so I started giving them hotel amenities...  but any way that raggedy lot was not worth $38 which added an extra $114.. and some nights the lot was full or there was one tiny space avaliable that our huge Tahoe truck could not fit in smh if we were initially offered to park in front of the hotel then maybe it would have been worth $25. & I get they may have cut valet due to covid.. but rightfully so cut that price too smh the new floor we were moved to was 5th floor which was cool but smelled like smoke which was confusing Some of their rooms were recently remodled.. apparently the building use to be a Bank.. Due to covid there is no daily room service so you must request towels and trash pick up.. The location is good its very central to A lot of restaurants and shopping stores Bar - average paid $ 25 for two cocktails and got free coffee in the morning which I dont think is standard.  The previous day I was told  they did not offer complementary coffee.. so idk what hotel doesn't even have free coffee in the lobby.. needless to say I was not impressed

Stayed here for business and they charged the wrong card. Over 2 weeks of calling, leaving messages, emails, etc they still didn't fix the issue. It's close to impossible to speak to a real person. The sales manager, Ferrell Datcher, and his sales team have all told me something different and have extremely poor customer service & slow communication. This should have been a simple issue with a quick fix but turned into 2+ weeks of headache. Definitely won't be staying here again nor recommending to others, to avoid dealing with this again.

This property is amazing! Beautiful hotel, great service, excellent restaurant/ bar... I've been here for 4 days with my boyfriend (his recommendation based on past stays), in a king suite. I love the room and the views. This will be my downtown Denver go-to hotel from now on.

An interesting renovated building that used to be a bank. Small-ish rooms with no microwave or refrigerator. $7 for bottled water in the room. However, it was nicely decorated and clean. The tub was big and deep, but was a little slippery and had a slow drain. The bed was comfortable. The AC was kind of loud, we did not use it while sleeping. The elevators were kind of small and the cleaning staff uses the main elevators as well. The service was friendly.

This place is disgusting I literally was attacked with piss gas from the shower and it's an all carpeted pet friendly hotel so that was the SECOND room they put me in because the first one smelled like dog pee... well the second literally had a human piss bomb waiting for me in the shower. They don't even use the right tools to vacuum their plush couches they advertise so brazenly so there's pet hair in all the tufts. They made me stay in the pee bomb room and just cleaned it because they told me they couldn't find me another clean room. Do not stay here this place is a biohazard

I had breakfast today and I just have to say the food was excellent but on top of that Nicholas and Hunter did a tremendous job! The kitchen is on a different floor and they killed it! Very very happy with their service and how good the experience was! I will definitely be back!

I just returned from Denver and a two night stay at the Magnolia. I was there for a conference and did not choose the venue but it was a TERRIBLE experience. First, when we arrived, the hotel was fully booked and only one (small) elevator was working. I was told I could use the stairs but . . . ugh no, my room was on the 7th floor. It took more than 20 minutes to get there. This was a recurring theme over the three days of the conference. The hallway floor was dirty with litter, including a lollipop stick and dirty towels in front of my room. I called down to report the issue to the front desk. It took more than 24 hours for them to come clean. The mattress was super soft which just isn't my preference. The room was small, a bit musty smelling and the view is to other rooms across a courtyard. It also was a horrible set up for the conference with the room across the street. It is one big room with no spot inside to take calls. You have to walk up to the front of the room - past the speakers - to get to the hall for the bathroom. Finally, I forgot my phone cord/cube in the room at checkout. I called about two hours later when I realized and was told their process to handle things left behind is I have to register the loss on ileftmystuff.com and IF housekeeping records the item, I can pay to have my items shipped. I knew immediately I would never get them back and sure enough, I got the email tonight and my "item has not been found." So many better choices in Denver!

Worst experience at a Marriott property ever! I was treated better in Southern Pines, NC at a Springhill Suites. I am a titanium elite member with over 1900 nights and tried to order dinner...good luck. The wait staff had no clue and the front desk was even worse. Apparently they have lost the Marriott vision of customer service in Denver...

Pros: great location and amazing staff. Our heater didn't work on our first night and they solved it immediately. We did valet, which was pricey but it's downtown so I guess it's expected. The valets were the best though. Comfy beds and pillows. Coffee and restaurant are downstairs so that was nice too. Cons: ugh so many things. No fridge or microwave. The rooms had cracks in the walls and stains on carpet. We were on the tenth floor and our view was just other rooms. Like other hotel could look into our room. Which was weird. Only three elevators so it kinda took a long time. Overall, if it was a short stay- I'd come again because I felt we were taken care of. It was just not an aesthetically pleasing room.

Marriott has done a great job at renewing a Denver landmark into a great place to stay/experience Denver. Guest rooms are large with high ceilings -- with many having the option as a one bedroom suite. The fact that you are so close to many CBD places (16th Street, Convention Center, etc.) makes it a fantastic location. The on-sight bar/restaurant does a decent job with solid service. NOTE: If you are light sleeper, then I would request an interior/courtyard as the city noise may get slightly loud for exterior facing rooms (especially on the weekend).

I stay here on a weekly basis for work, and there's not much to complain about. The staff is nice and rooms are, for the most part, clean. They generally try to upgrade you if you have platinum status, although the upgraded rooms are not significantly bigger. HOWEVER, if you get a suite, that's a different story. Those rooms are essentially apartment-sized. Not sure what you'd do with all the space, but it definitely feels very nice. You also get a welcome gift bag with status, generally it has a few snacks and candies. They serve cookies and milk daily at 8PM in the lobby as well. The gym is pretty standard for a hotel, but I like it because it's usually empty after 8PM - although that's contingent on the guests. Their soap and shampoo is something I don't really like about magnolia. They have large bottles that just get constantly refilled, but a lot of times those bottles are in pretty bad condition and the actual soap, shampoo, and conditioner is pretty low quality it seems. The bar at this hotel can get pretty lively. When I went they didn't accept the check-in offer (free drink with appetizer purchase) because they said the offer was extremely old and they didn't know how to take it down. They honored it for my friend though. I usually get around ~8-10k points per stay with the welcome point bonus and green choice. Another issue is that if you come back after a certain time, the door is locked and night staff is generally inattentive (or asleep?). It once took me about an hour to get into the hotel after 3AM, and my key did not work when opening the door. Overall this is a pretty chic hotel and the staff is quite welcoming and accommodating. It's in a pretty nice location downtown as well, and most things you'll need are within walking distance. They have a shuttle that will take you anywhere for free within a mile radius. They only have one shuttle though, so sometimes there is a bit of a wait.

Jethro and Hal were so helpful! Our room was amazing and they were able to help us with our weird accommodations! They both checked in with us and directed us to a wonderful sushi place. A bar and coffee shop both in the lobby. Thank you for a great visit!

This was an easy 5 star rating...until I pulled back the shower curtain and looked in the tub...my worse fear is always lack of cleanliness so when I looked in the tub to find pink and black stains I was immediately irritated and disgusted. I don't care what anyone says but there is NO justification for the tub being stained/soiled. How hard is it to clean the tub properly or refinish/repaint/resurface a tub!?! Like what actually makes you think I want to get in a tub that's stained? Ugh! The hotel itself was really nice and in a nice location. We were able to walk down 16th and grab some food/shop. The room was clean (except the tub), the view was nice and staff were friendly. Y'all need to do something about that tub! Seriously...

I've stayed here twice now, once for a weekend (pre-pandemic) and another for a week of apartment hunting in Denver (this summer). Its a great, central location with a ton of access to public transportation, food, and tons of areas. Because it's in the business center, however, it can be tricky for late night eats - so plan accordingly. I do, however, like that it's a bit quieter as businesses shut down for the night, even with 16th street just a block away. The rooms themselves are solid but unremarkable. Everything is clean, but my rooms were very no frills. On our weeklong stay, we considered staying further out from the city as parking at the Magnolia is steep (30 a day), but ultimately the pricing for a weekly rate and the central location convinced us to just walk and take public transportation instead - definitely the right choice. My only complaint is that, we did have some trouble getting our room cleaned. We had initially put do not disturb signs on our door for the first few days since we were working mornings. After purposefully leaving two mornings in a row, however, no one showed up to clean! Luckily, they have a great texting/online system and we were able to schedule a specific time to clean. It worked out, but didn't leave a great impression halfway through our visit.

The best goat chili queso I've ever had!!! Definitely recommend ordering it at the bar. I even asked for the recipe! I can't wait to make it at home

I stayed at Magnolia for part of my Denver trip and really enjoyed it! The location is really great, in the middle of pretty much everything which made it easy to walk anywhere and everywhere. They offered several little perks, including breakfast, beer/wine, milk & cookies, and car service in the downtown area. The room was very clean, no complaints there. Fitness center also looked great, clean with plenty of variety. All of the employees were helpful. There's a pool table downstairs, but it hasn't been maintained as well as it should have. I really liked the downstairs area -- little library, pool table, plenty of places to sit and relax. This would be a great place for a conference! Because it's Denver, we were also able to rent a vaporizer directly from the hotel. They gave us a Da Buddha, which does both oil and flower. Very nice little machine - makes me want to buy one for myself! Definitely a nice touch from Magnolia.