Sheraton Denver Tech Center Hotel

Good location for our purposes, nice staff, nice to have restaurant and bar on location, quiet room (even number, so not facing highway).

We were surprised at how rundown and dated everything was, from the worn and ragged carpet to the old elevator. The room (a double with two double beds) was cramped (especially the bathroom), the beds were older and sagged, the sheets did not smell good (perhaps a special bleach smell but it wasn’t regular bleach and was pungent), there was no mini-fridge, the chair was old and the upholstery was worn. It was also cold when the fan for the heat wasn’t blowing, and when it did blow, it blew the sheer curtains out into the room so you couldn’t sit in the chair without the curtain in your way. We could stick the sheers behind the heavy drape to fix that problem but it was nevertheless an annoying design flaw, along with the heavy drapes not being closeable and having to use the vinyl blackout curtains instead. Even the folder with hotel information on the desk was warped and worn. All of this would have been fine for a motel 6 that was half the price, but we paid the same price we would have paid at one of the other area hotels (like the new Marriott), which is practically brand new and much, much more comfortable, well designed, and clean. It’s possible we were put on a floor that was less well maintained because we didn’t want down blankets—we were in the low-rent district—but it was overall really disappointing. We stayed here because my husband had stayed in the past (close to his parents home) and had a much better memory of it.

Location, staff, cleanliness,

I believe all hotels should serve coffee in their lobby. It's a nice gesture.