the Curtis Denver - a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel

Not only was this place affordable for being right downtown but it was one of my top notch service experiences I've had in a long time. Not only the front desk people but restaurant / bartenders were amazingly friendly! Very attentive to any of my needs and I will definitely be coming back soon! Thank you to all the staff you made my stay comfortable and accommodating.

The Curtis is a fun hotel right downtown in what may be a perfect location for out of town guests. It is near the stadiums, entertainment, shopping and Union Station. The staff is fun and friendly and knowledgeable about the area. The hotel is a lot of fun and very visually appealing. If you love video games from the 90's and 2000's you should definitely pay this place a visit. The attached restaurant makes great drinks, good coffee, and really good food. I highly recommend a stay here

The Curtis Hotel is absolutely awesome. The location is perfect, right in the heart of downtown Denver and close to everything you’d want to see or do. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is fun, welcoming, and full of personality. The front desk team is amazing super friendly, helpful, and genuinely kind. Every staff member I interact with makes the place even better and they go out of their way to make sure everything was perfect. One of the coolest parts of the Curtis is that every floor has a different theme, which makes the whole experience unique and memorable. The hotel has also been recently renovated, and it really shows everything feels fresh, clean, modern, and well-designed while still being playful and creative. You have to check out The Corner Office (TCO) restaurant on site. It’s fantastic. Do yourself a favor and try the Reuben, it’s seriously one of the best I’ve had. Great food, great vibe, and a perfect spot whether you’re staying at the hotel or just stopping by. Overall, the Curtis Hotel has an incredible energy, amazing staff, a prime location, and a fun, vibrant atmosphere that makes it stand out from any other hotel. I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Denver. Great job!!!

Stayed at the hotel during a recent work conference. Has a resort/circus style theme throughout the hotel. Every floor has a different style. Would not recommend at all. Stayed for 3 days/nights, did not have hot water once. Elevators were crowded due to one being down for maintenance repairs. Tried to use the stairs and got locked out between floors. I had to wait for someone to come open the door for me. Upon initial check in room was not cleaned properly, trash and stains on the bed. This place was most likely booked by my company due to the price. However, my choice would not be to stay at this hotel again. Horrible experience.

This is an eclectic place for a Hilton branded hotel. It's in the downtown Denver area right across the street from the opera house with the convention center about 2 blocks away. The theme of the whole place has a campy vibe. The 13th floor was decorated to be the Horror Floor. It's not your generic carbon copy typical hotel. My room was decorated like a cross between the 1960s and 1970s. No complaints about the bathroom, especially the shower with plentiful hot water. The bed was comfortable and the TV was large enough to see from the opposite side of the room. The chair at the small desk was a bit odd since it was a fixed bucket-style chair that didn't rotate, raise, or move. It's not the kind of chair and desk you'd work at for long periods of time but it's good enough to check emails and go about your business. I tried to eat at the in-house restaurant a couple of times for breakfast and lunch, but the wait was too long for my schedule. The bar looked nice. The elevators are a little on the slow side at times when the hotel is full. If you have some place to be or an Uber to catch give yourself an extra couple of minutes if youre on an upper floor and going down during a peak exit time. I stayed there about 6 days and found the front desk staff was superb and extra friendly. They were an enjoyable bunch to chat with.

This hotel is billed as being eclectic. Basically that means they visited the kids ministry of a local church and extended the theming to the hallways and rooms of this hotel. Prepare to feel like you are in a local preschool. The rooms are small, bathrooms are motel quality with guests throughout complaining of no hot water. The elevators are a mess and often take 5+ minutes to arrive. Once inside, the elevator stops at almost every floor. ||The hotel has added an "Amenity Fee." Basically they charge you $25 a day for the free WIFI you already received. The free cookies you already received. Bottle water, that most hilton honors already received. And the option of 2 glasses of lemonade a day. This is just a way to advertise rooms at a lower cost and collect more at check in.||We will be skipping this hotel in the future and find one that delivers the value we expect from a Double Tree level property.

This hotel is amazing! We went for my husband's birthday and have such a great experience. Huge shout out to Funky Monkey, The concert guy and hotel Barbie for going above and beyond for our stay.We will definitely be back!

The actual room itself was average at best. I was glad to hear they are remodeling a lot of the rooms as I have stayed in better rooms for the same price. The shower was small and water pressure low, as was the time of hot water. Loved the staff they were super friendly and helpful, parking was a breeze. The location was close to downtown and one could walk to most places on 16th street mall. Ultimately though the quality of the room brought the rating down for me from 4 stars to 3.

The hotel was charming and in a safe area, with a Starbucks conveniently right next door.

I was in Denver attending a conference and truly enjoyed interacting with your staff--they were amazing, kind, and attentive. Every interaction I had with them was a highlight of my stay. Unfortunately, the hotel itself is extremely outdated. The elevators were particularly frustrating, often taking 5-10 minutes or longer to arrive. The room's carpet looked like it was from the 1970s, and standing on it without socks felt uncomfortable--not only because of its age but also due to the potential for bacteria growth between guests. Most modern hotels have switched to hard floors for hygiene reasons. The phone in my room was broken, and there was no shower gel provided. Noise was another major issue. Music played outside my window until midnight, and a constant squeaking from the wall opposite the hallway made it hard to sleep or focus on work. My room adjoined another with a large gap in the doorway, which amplified all noises. On my last morning, loud sexual activity from the neighboring room woke me early; like 6 AM early. While I'm not a prude, common decency for your neighbors is a basic expectation, and this was very disruptive. While the staff's professionalism and kindness were outstanding, the hotel's condition and noise issues were significant. I wouldn't stay here again and would recommend the hotel consider updating both the facilities and noise management. I don't think I could in good conscience refer this hotel to anyone looking in your area.

Cute, basic hotel - pretty much an upgraded Holiday Inn. Nice beds and the restaurant is good. No hot water which seems to be a recurring theme in other reviews. We didn't have hot water during our two nights there and it was a common theme with other guests. If you want a hot shower, stay elsewhere!!

The Curtis in downtown Denver is anything but ordinary! It is colorful, quirky, and full of character. It offers a playful twist on your normal hotel stay. Each floor has a different pop culture theme. The rooms are comfortable, clean, and sprinkled with fun touches. The staff are friendly, helpful, and seen to genuinely enjoy workin at such a great hotel. If you love a fun, funky, and unforgettable hotel, this is the place for you. If you park in the hotel parking garage, make sure you keep your hotel room key after you check out. This is your key to getting out of the garage.

The hotel overall gets a 6.5/10 for us. The rooms are in serious need of updating. The location is good for shows at the DCPA complex. Good surrounding restaurants and other places to check out.

We stayed at The Curtis probably 5 yrs ago. It was a maze of road construction and hotel construction. Terribly difficult to find the door, in the dark, during a snowfall. Room was okay. Quirky. Semi affordable. Close to Union Station, and that's why we stayed there. Fast forward to 2025. Spring time. Not snowing. But STILL UNDERCONSTRUCTION! Street was tore up, parking garage smelled like sewage and was more a cave than a parking lot. Another maze to try and find the entry door. The Curtis is UNDERCONSTRUCTION TOO! No carpet in elevator, just plywood. $500 room (15th floor) Immediately upon entering, the light switch didn't work, nothing turned on. Fumbled our way to the bedside were 2 lamps were located. Only one lamp worked. Room smelled like stale cigarettes. No Keurig, just a regular Motel 6 coffee pod system. No water except bathroom sink water. Everything looked cheap. Cute video game theme, but not enough to warrant that eye watering price. A/C heater unit clanked and rumbled all night. We had to turn it off to get any sleep. Power cords and extension cords hanging off of the TV and lighted mirror. Looked like a Motel 6 with cutesy wall paper. Room was exceptionally clean, and had the cleanest bathroom vent's I've ever seen! Cleaning staff were definitely doing their job. Top Notch! When we checked out, we told the receptionist about the lack of lighting and the loud a/c. She thanked us for telling her and said they were under construction (No kidding). And that was all she did. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND FOR THAT PRICE POINT!

Such a fun hotel!! I've been to many hiltons and doubletree and this one is by far my favorite! It's not the drab usual decor of a hotel, it's fun, lively, spirited, and an overall great place to stay for the week. Each floor has a different theme, not the rooms themselves though. My favorite was floor 13 and 6. If you got kiddos, I highly recommend requesting those floors. They have a decent sized gym, larger than others I've been to. No pool, but that's okay. The connecting restaurant is also decent. Can charge items to the room, good cocktails and lumch/dinner. Location is super convenient. Half a mile from Larimer street and right across the street from the opera house. Parking can be annoying, with $45 a night, but plenty of parking spaces and it's secure. Highly recommend this hotel for your next downtown Denver trip!

Check in was smooth. We arrived early so we ate brunch at The Office located off the lobby. Nice space and good large portions of food. The drinks are a bit pricey but that was expected for the downtown area. The hotel is nice with its colorful and vibrant decor. I enjoyed exploring the different themed floors plus the elevators which had interesting voiceovers for the floors. The staff were welcoming, friendly, and helpful with directions. The rooms are spacious with a number of power outlets for charging your devices. Unfortunately, I was only able to identify one outlet that allowed me to charge all of my devices (two phones and tablet) so I was struggling for power. As a Hilton Diamond member, my stay included a $15 per person food and beverage credit which was good to use at both The Office restaurant and Starbucks located around the corner. Starbucks also provided a 10% discount to hotel guests so it was a win.

Came for a work conference and brought my family with me. I wouldn't recommend this for a family or if you wanted to cook anything. There's no microwave in the rooms. The staff was amazing and friendly. The conference rooms were decent. The A/C clearly wasn't working because at times it was hot. The breakfast they provided during the conference was excellent. Their "deluxe" boxed lunch was a grave disappointment. Location to bars and restaurants was good, area was nice. Their hotel rooms are just enough room to be comfortable but not spacious for families.

Absolutely NOT!!! Sorry for the long review but, this review could definitely help others on their decision with their stay in Denver. Upon arrival, I loved that the location was perfect and that it's located in the midst of everything... including lots of restaurants, stores, and events. The dresser drawers wouldn't stay closed at all. The a/c wouldn't go off, so I had to use the a/c at low temps in the day time and at night, I change to heat at low temperature. The freaking thing was super loud!! The coffee maker didn't work at all and leaked water all over the place. ‍ The only reason that, I didn't complain was because I wasn't in the room long enough. ‍ This review has nothing to do with the staff as they were all catering and even treated me as if, I were some big boss President. Grateful and honored for this awesome service. The STAFF all went over and beyond to make sure that I was comfortable even though, I never once complained or let them know how I felt. I smiled and walked away each time I would see them on my, in and out venture. This is a great place to stay if you have fur babies that you travel with, since this is a pet friendly hotel. You wouldn't know that ithis is a pet friendly hotel unless you start to see the fur babies walking. I only noticed as I was leaving one early morning during my stay. I should've read the reviews prior to booking but, I was so excited to actually have a more indepth experience of Denver (since I've been here 2ce but, I've never had time to actually get out, tour the City) as I did this time. Although, the garage was secure like no other, it's extremely creepy and dark down there! I can not believe that there's a daily parking fee here which I disagree with as a guest. I searched for the valet staff who were never around so, I ended up self parking. This garage is the perfect place to make a scary movie in or to bet on a death wish in. ‍ It was also hard to determine how to get out of the garage as I seen many vehicles driving in circles trying to find the way out. Hilarious I was lucky to have figured out the architecture design of the place and was able to locate the way out... the others followed me and even honked to thank me lol Funny how humans operate! There's Horrible lighting and signage, in the garage area not to mention the art work on each parking floor being... although talented, very creepy! Checking in: I was able to get into my room early thankfully, which was very nice of them! Again, The front desk crew were extremely catering and an AWESOME crew! They provided me with a goodies bag as being a Hilton Honors participant. Thanks guys! The hallways were interesting as each floor had it's own theme which was cool. All Hilton hotels has a 13 floor...‍ It just so happened that the 13th floor here is ALLEDGLY spooky as per reading reviews. I didn't even entertain going there to see the theme. No time honestly! The rooms are really small and almost set up like a College dorm. The bathroom was small with only a stand in shower which, I've never seen this set up before. This hotel has all of it's original rooms. They upgraded the entrance and sitting areas of the hotel. I have never heard of a hotel with no pool, which was another turnoff! I would've checked out, just as fast as checking in, but I knew that I would hardly be in the room and would only be there late at night, early mornings. Thank goodness!!! My room was outdated and the light fixtures, as well as, throughout the bathroom, pipes and caulking were rusted in some areas. Just an old hotel is all! Desperately in need of updating!!! The room was clean and the bed was ok but, I wouldn't stay here again. Shout out to Rachel and the other staff member who literally ran to my aid offering to get me coffee from the restaurant next door while they were waiting for theirs to perk. She was like speedy Gonzalez to my aid when she heard me say "oh no, Ineed coffee" at the coffee truck display. She knew!!! You know what I mean if you're a coffee drinker. Lol This was truly awesome customer service! I knew better than to reserve a hotel without following my own advice to research as I usually try to do, before booking hotels. ‍ 4 and 5 star hotels on a website means, absolutely nothing .. read the reviews! PERIOD!!! Thanks ladies and Gentlemen for your kindness and for going over and beyond. Thanks for the gift bag for my being an Hilton Honors participant as well! These folks definitely deserve a customer service awards! It wouldn't be such a bad hotel if the rooms were at least updated and the garage had bright lighting.

The Curtis Hotel is uninhabitable and dangerous. Upon arrival, my husband and I were informed that the water would be shut off the next day for 3-4 hours beginning at 10 am due to repairs. Ok, we were already planning to shower before 10 and spend the day exploring Denver. When we returned to the hotel and water was turned back on, we found that we had no hot water. The next morning, still no hot water. I went to the front desk to try to get more information from the manager, but she was extremely unhelpful. She gave no timeline and no options (maybe other rooms had hot water and we could switch?). I left to go to Starbucks. On my way back up to the room, the elevator stopped just before the 8th floor. No buttons worked. The call button didn't work. I was completely trapped. Fortunately my phone had service and I was able to call my husband. I asked him to try to summon the elevator to our floor. Then I called the front desk, and they called Denver FD. I had to be pulled out of the elevator by 5 firefighters, who informed me that this was THE THIRD TIME they had rescued someone from The Curtis elevators in LESS THAN ONE WEEK. My husband spoke to the manager to request the elevator inspection reports. She couldn't produce them. To add insult to injury, the manager told us that she "tested the call button and it was working just fine". As we left to a different hotel, we saw that the elevator I was trapped in was returned to service, and unsuspecting visitors were using it as if nothing had happened. The hotel is a hazard, and customer service severely lacking. The Curtis should be shut down until the water issues are fixed (referenced in reviews going back more than a year) and the elevators are safe. This was a nightmare experience and deserves investigation by Hilton administration.

Stayed here for a trip recently and their elevators are HORRIBLE!! There are four elevator cars. Why does it take more than 10 minutes to get in one when there's only 16 floors??!

Super fun hotel in Downtown Denver that won't break the bank! I was staying at this hotel for work and was so shocked at how fun, kitschy, and eclectic this Double Tree is!! There is so much color and vibrancy in the design. Every floor has a different theme. I was on the television theme floor and loved seeing the Friends poster every time I got off the elevator! Some other floor themes were sci-fi, sports, and fun and games. It was a really unique concept! They have a parking garage attached to the hotel, a restaurant/bar, and are walking distance from Starbucks. Definitely a win/win/win! Housekeeping serviced the room every day and it was very clean upon arrival. Only negative was that my shower was either cold or really hot. Other than that, I had a great experience!

Check in was easy. We got to our room and it was not as advertised. We'd booked a king size bed with a pull out separated. We go the king size, but there was no way to have a private pullout. So they send a bed. No compensation. Parking is a b..ch. omg. Not convenient at all. We asked if the rooms were serviced daily and were told we would get fresh towels, and they would empty the trash. Not the case. I don't like being told by staff what is going to happen, and no follow through.

Enjoyable stay in great proximity to everything, but lacking in some parts. In town for a work conference, so needed the location more than anything, and the rate was good in comparison. The Curtis Denver stands out for its fun, quirky vibe with each floor offering a different theme, from superheroes to the '70s. I stayed on the Horror movie floor - which seemed to be the most themed of them all. The hotel's central location is perfect for exploring downtown Denver, with easy access to many of the complexes, transit, and freeways. Much like other reviews, cleanliness could improve a bit as well as the A/C situation. I will say the staff are extremely friendly and helpful, so they were a highlight. Didn't have time to use the fitness center. The on-site restaurant is great for a quick bite or drink, and the daily credit comes in handy. Starbucks is around the corner, but the lines were ridiculous, so I never tried it.

What an awesome space with the best music in the lobby! Sam has an amazingly welcoming attitude, such a lovely human. The space is unique, well positioned in the neighborhood and they give cookies to guests!

In passing saw the interesting and fun decor of this hotels lobby. Decided to walk in and check it out for some photo fun.

If you like , no hot water, no drawers to store clothes in, sagging bed, difficult to control room temp , low to the ground toilets , no closet, no comfortable chair and kitchy decor this is the place for you! The wait for the tiny elevators was long , certain areas of the hotel felt grimy and no extra pillows or blankets . All I all a disappointment from a Hilton property.

I highly recommend the Curtis Hotel. They are owned by Doubletree and I was excited to get the Doubletree cookies when we checked in. The staff is very nice. This hotel is very clean. The rooms are great. The beds are fantastic to sleep in. Kurt is close to everything. So if you're going to stay in downtown Denver, I highly recommend you stay at the Curtis hotel. Each floor is a different theme, which is really cool.

Dirty, musty room. Old coffee grounds in coffee machine. Ridiculous decor. Gym missing accessories for machines. Free stale chocolate chip cookies. Noisy air conditioner. Like, sleep wrecking. Ever seen a video of an ice shelf breaking away into the ocean? Yeah, like that. I have a video, but where do you load it? Neck-breaking hard pillows. Horrible cable system. Mold in shower. Lamps unplugged. Dirty rugs and bathroom floors. No do-not-disturb signs. Housekeeping came, but didn't do much except make the bed. Other than that, the location is good for walking, staff was nice enough, but we would never go there again.

Such a fun hotel in a great area! I loved the different themes on each floor. The whole decor throughout, especially on first floor, was just too adorable. I chose the 13th floor as I love scary movies but I think you can find one everyone enjoys. Very central location as it's downtown. Parking is expensive at $45/night but to be expected given the location.

Conveniently located downtown. Other than that the hotel is outdated, and the elevators are a nightmare waiting to happen.

This place is awesome. We came to Colorado for spring break and stayed at the curtis in downtown Denver. The staff was so kind, fast and friendly. The rooms were beautiful. We had a pop culture room on the 4th floor. The hotel was older but newly renovated. We were greeted with warm cookies, I mean, how could that ever be a bad thing?! The whole experience there was just great. We would definitely stay again!

This was the most unique Doubletree I have ever stayed in. Each floor was themed! My friend had her room on Floor 13, and you can imagine what that theme was! Rooms are small, but that is expected for a city. My door had an issue where it reset itself, so I had to wait quite a bit to get back until maintenance fixed it. Other than that, the room could use an updated A/C unit to make it quieter. Good location downtown to get to restaurants and meeting spaces. There is a Starbucks around the corner.

My boyfriend and were in Denver to see the Caps play the Avalanche and found the Curtis in our search for accommodations. All of the floors are themed, with the 13th floor (yes, there was a number 13) having a horror theme. We knew because a voice announces the floor number and theme as the elevator doors open, plus we got glimpses of the hallway. We reserved one of the themed rooms and were put in a 14th-floor room with a talk show theme. It's cute and clever, but I'm not sure it was worth the extra cost. However, it was a clean and comfortable room, and that's what matters. The hotel lobby is kitschy and cute. The staff was friendly. If I ever get back to Denver, I'd stay there again.

The front desk staff are amazing. Raining they had umbrellas. Need a recommendation for a place to eat they got it. The bad - key system is new and I was locked out of my room for 30 minutes. Elevators are filthy. We lost all water service for four hours mid day. Parking is $45 a day. The restaurant that's attached to the hotel is not especially good. Surfaces in the room are chipped and worn out. Pictures are missing in the hallway. Again the front desk staff was great, they deserve a better hotel.

This hotel was so funky, reminds me of San Francisco. The location is great too, with a lot of walkable food and entertainment options. I picked it in a whim because it was downtown, and I'm glad I did!

Great central location downtown. We booked two rooms for four people. We were able to get them next to each other, but there was no door in between. We randomly got placed in the murder floor. We did do a tour of all the other floors, and somehow the murder floor is the most decorated. They do give you a cookie when you check in, but we were all disappointed because it was hard and not soft and hot like they used to be for trees. They also give you a bottle of water. You need a key to go up and down the elevator. There is a restaurant attached, but we didn't get to patronize it.

This place should be torn down. The manager should be fired for being stupid. The rooms don't have any drawers. None. Very limited hanger space as long as you are 6 foot tall. Not a hook to be seen. No closets either. The worst hotel I have ever stayed at. The beds are comfortable. And the staff is nice.

Very unique amd cute design. Rachel offered me a room upgrade which I enjoyed it very much. Great location with a lot of restaurants around. The AC is powerful but noisy. The staffs at the Starbucks are not patient while requesting modified drinks but it is very convenient because it is just next to the hotel and you can charge to the room account.

Such a cool hotel and within walking distance of a lot of restaurants. The lobby is so cool and eclectic. Each floor has a theme and is decorated accordingly. I got upgraded to a suite and enjoyed the upgrade. Room had two bathrooms, large sitting area and separate bedroom. AC was pretty noisy and had to adjust the thermostat a few times as it wouldn't turn off even though I set to auto with a set temperature. I was only there for 1 night so made do. It's a Doubletree so I did expect a cookie and didn't get one. I actually forgot to ask for it until later though. Would definitely stay here again due to location and cool vibe.

Great customer service! I love the unique theme of each floor! We love staying at doubletree brand hotels

We stayed at the Curtis Motel this past weeKen's, let me start by saying it is in a great location, but thats the nicest thing I can say about this motel. Our room was dirty, there were stains all over the couch in the room, the mattress was paper thin and extremely uncomfortable, the sink would not drain, the shower curtain was 3 inches short and everytime we showered the floors were soaked, we stayed 3 nights and not one time did I have hot water in the shower, not even warm water. it was a rough experience and it was not cheap. we would never stay there again.

I normally do not stay in Downtown Hotels as they are very pricey for what they offer since their location is so great and near everything. BUT I was visiting family and they got the hotel for me since, I know nothing about that location as I have never been to Denver and had no idea where they were located! LOL I do think that they were overpriced and I thought that it was bad business that they charged for parking even though you were staying at the hotel. So with the price of the room, parking was not included. I feel like IF you are staying at the hotel, parking should be included. The service was OK. It was not amazing BUT it was not bad either. I do have a recommendation for the hotel management, that if you have a lot of people checking out on the same day, that you schedule extra bodies as we had to wait about 15 minutes before we could check out which I thought was a little ridiculous or maybe I am used to Vegas Service. At first glance, the room looked really nice BUT if you looked closer, you could tell there were signs of age in the room. For example, in the bathroom the mirror was clean but the corners were dusty and starting to come apart. The hotel was very very eclectic and nice as each floor was themed a different thing. Also, the phones in the room looked like they were from the 1970's. LOL I figured that they should've updated the phones. Also, there was a section taken out of our bathtub. . .it looked like someone had dropped something and busted the tub and they decided to just leave that black hole within the white tub. :/ I do feel like that they really need to update the rooms. There were some parts that were nice and there were parts that were very dated and old. The beds were comfy. . .I give them that. They also had decent coffee that was not starbucks! Thanks goodness as I hate starbucks with a passion and I need my coffee in the morning. lol Overall, this was just 2.5 stars rounded up to 3 stars.

We had an amazing stay here when visiting Denver recently! I read about them on a list about the best art hotels in the US, so I was super excited to find out that they're a DoubleTree. The lobby certainly did not disappoint when it comes to art - each section/wall is decorated differently, and every direction you turn is beautiful. They're best known for their themed floors and suites. We stayed on the top floor which is "Pedal to the Metal" themed. There really wasn't much to make it themed other than some pictures of race cars and drivers, and some skid mark decals. We also went down to check out the Horror floor which was much more clearly and intricately themed. My only note there was that they kept the standard hotel floor carpet, which took away from the ambiance a little. Overall, our room was pretty standard Double Tree. It was nice, and clean, but decor-wise it was a bit of a mixed bag. Literally one piece of art was new and hip, and the other was a standard stock beach photo you would see in any other hotel room. They sent me an email a few days before our stay asking if we were interested in any upgrades. I requested the Barbie room, but the request wasn't granted. It's a little frustrating that they send a list of "available" upgrades that aren't actually available. We had great service while we were here, from checking in on our phones ahead of time, each time we spoke to the front desk, and being able to get an hour extended check out as Hilton Diamond Members! I would 1000% stay here aga

This is a fun, quirky hotel. My husband booked it so I didn't know what to expect, inside my delight when we get there and the lobby looked like a summer vacation. Complete with a faux pool sitting area, selfie wall, and even an old school RV as the entryway! Each floor is a different theme, we were on the Sci Fi floor, but I would have loved to see all the other themes. The front desk staff were friendly and offered us bottled water and warm cookies. Much appreciated after a long travel day!

Such a different experience from typical cookie cutter hotels I have stayed at. The Curtis is not huge, using a an older building. I did not realize it has 30 floors and is considered a skyscraper. The hotel has 16 floors and the floors above that are used as a dormitory. The Curtis has gone over the top with theme decorations. Every floor hallways are decorated differently. I wish I had know there was a 13th floor when I booked my room. See the photos for the decor. So cool. Even the elevators are decked out. Like the cockpit of a jetliner and a ski lodge aerial tram. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. It included a mini refrigerator and coffee maker. They also had free coffee in the lobby in the morning. It include a restaurant/bar called the Corner Office and every night it was packed. When I checked in the offered me bottled water and a warm cookie. Who could turn that down.

Smells like pee in the entire building. Parking garage smells like sewage. The hotel staff are rude. The rooms are dirty and cold.

Was greeted with warm smiles. The decor is fun and lively, filled with quotes and art from famous Hollywood movies. Pet friendly. Ugh, what more can I ask for?! Complimentary water and freshly baked cookies. Located in downtown where all the restaurants are at. Random side note: I was dropped off by a nice Lyft driver who was lovely to talk to. Colorado is pleasant.

This is one of the most creatively designed hotels I've ever been to! Truthfully, it's more of a museum-hotel hybrid than anything else ... and the attention to detail shows. Each floor has its own intriguing theme (everything from spooky movies to superheroes to hair ... yes, hair!) The entire lobby and its many conference rooms are all designed with puns in mind. You could wander through this hotel for hours (which we definitely did) and still not see everything there is to see. We stayed for three nights at the Curtis about a year ago ... but I still find myself scrolling through photos of this beautiful space. The room itself was nice too - we rented a corner suite, which was incredibly spacious. Sadly, the fun themes do not extend into the rooms, save a photo or two on the walls. Still, the bed was comfortable and clean ... definitely up to the Hilton standard. Our interactions with the folks at the front desk were always positive. The location of this hotel is also a plus ... most downtown destinations are totally walkable from here. Already dreaming about our next stay here ... and doing some more exploring through their colorful displays.

This place is a dump!!!!! Please do not stay! Here it's not nice and or clean -- smells like marijiana and the rooms and hallways are so dirty! Do not stay here

This was an OK hotel, but I feel like I wanted to like this place more or it could have been better. I wanted it to be a little more than underwhelming. I will say the Lobby is perfect and probably the best part. The Hotel was crazy busy through our entire stay. I loved the lobby and the common areas. Checking in took forever. Our room was ok but the hotel looks like it could use a refresh. We did go exploring every floor. Some were much cooler and better looking than ours and some were not. The staff was great and the price was good. Hotel was pretty clean and rooms were pretty standard. I would stay here again if the price was right but it was not nearly as cool throughout as I thought it looked on the "brochure".

Recommend against. Dated. Uncomfortable mattress and furnishings. Moths included in the accommodations. Heating/air conditioning unit (the old school motel 6 variety) very noisy and makes strange sounds throughout the day and night.

I don't mean that this is a 5-star hotel, rather I mean that for what it is - moderate price central location - it was excellent. It's an older building, definitely not a shiny new modern place, but very comfortable, with some charm and character that's lacking in the usual chrome and glass hotels that are pretty much indistinguishable. Room was adequate size, comfortable cozy and well appointed, and very clean. Comfortable bed and bedding, adequate outlets for charging devices. Bathroom fine - not a spa but good condition and also super clean. Front desk people are super helpful. I requested daily housekeeping which was top notch. In room coffeemaker brewed pretty decent coffee and I was given additional brewing supplies on request. Complimentary bottled water at the front desk is a nice touch. The hotel has some sort of theme thing going on that's different for each floor as well as elevator announcements that I didn't quite get but no matter, not consequential. On site restaurant was convenient and very good dinner. All in all, I had a really pleasant stay. Compared to some of the other options I feel that I saved some bucks over shiny new hotels, sacrificed nothing and rather appreciated the charm and character.

This is a fun themed hotel that is located near the arts district of Denver. The 13th floor is horror themed, there is a Lucy and Desi room, a Talladega Nights room, a Barbie room and more. Overall the location is excellent and is near several restaurants, shopping, as well as Coors field. They do offer parking but it was $38 a day. One evening we parked on the street. It is free to do so from 10 pm to 8 am, but make sure you move the car before 8 am or you will receive a ticket.

Best part of my stay was definitely the staff. Everyone was very courteous, respectful, and helpful. They send you a text message when you first arrive and check on you throughout your stay. They also offer you free cookies! The hotel has a different theme on each floor. It's in an amazing location in downtown Denver. Many restaurants and bars close by as well as the convention center and performing arts center within walking distance. Rooms were pretty clean, which is an expectation but still good to see. Cons: the walls are pretty thin. It can get noisy at night because of the location. Also the toilet paper wasn't the best. Rooms have a glass shower with a curtain instead of a glass door, which was unusual and resulted in the floor getting wet with every shower. Overall it was a pleasant stay, and I would choose here again!

I stayed here due to us having a puppy for a concert in Denver from Breckenridge. My boyfriend left my purse and I didn't realize. The hotel 'lost and found' would not take a call or call us both back. The front desk was unwilling to work with us. Apparently, they 'can't find my purse' without even looking or putting in any effort. Now I've lost cash, all of my wallet information, my ID, without them caring at all. Also, the room was tiny and check in was horrible.

Unfortunately, this hotel was worn down and dirty. I had really hoped for more but was greatly disappointed. My room and bathroom were grungy and dirty. The whole place was dusty and looked like it hadn't been touched in months. There was a broken lamp held together by electrical tape and a phone charger/mount that was broken and dusty. The lobby and elevators needed some serious painting and cleaning. The fire alarm was being help together by black tape. I'm not sure if it even worked. I have photos of all these things, but for some reason I am unable to post them. For all the flash and hype about this "boutique hotel" it certainly was NOT what I was looking for.

I thought if they ever expand they could create a 2nd horror floor. Hallway art could be the faces of those in the cold showers.