The main reason why we selected this hotel was because it allowed pets, plus the continental breakfast. The location was good, close to just about everything. My husband and 15 yr old daughter saw a great IMAX film right across the street. Saw another IMAX film at the Nature and Science Museum the next day. The following day we went to the Denver Zoo and tied our dog up to a tree right next to the car with a bowl of water. We walked around the zoo for a few hours, upon returning our dog was gone! Animal control had taken her away. Turns out you cannot leave a dog tied up at any business. in Denver. Had we known that we would have left her with a friend. The zoo handed us her water bowl and a card from the arressting officer. We called and there was no answer, it was a holiday, Presidents Day. We asked "Miss Garmin" our gps monitor how to get to the address on the card and she took us right there. Without the gps we would have never found out. Upon arriving at our destination 2 vans from the animal shelter pulled up right in front of us. I jumped out and asked them if they had our dog in the van. He said he didn't know and that the shelter was closed and that we could pick up our pooch the next day. I just about fainted. We were on our way home to Steamboat Springs, CO plus we had to work the next day and our daughter had school. I begged and pleaded with this man and he said he would ask his supervisior. Upon returning he said "Sorry, you can pick up your dog tomarrow at 9am." I started crying and telling him "I don't want to stay in Denver another night, I just want my dog!!" he said, "Sorry for the inconveinance mam". So we stayed another night at this hotel. The staff gave us a discount after telling them whole story and added that if we wanted to visit Denver again they would let our dog stay in the room. Isn't that sweet?
This hotel must have once been a Super 8 or something. Its kind of old, but the beds were very comfortable and the breakfast was great plus the staff was awesome.
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