The Sheraton Denver Downtown is an I.M. Pei design and although I hope it has been renovated since it was designed and built "50" years ago some of the flaws are fundamental. In the Tower the rooms and corridors were claustrophobic with low ceilings in the corridors, small sleeping rooms and bathrooms more suited to a cruise ship than a business hotel. The main room was barely 13 x 15 and with a king bed the quarters were a bit tight. There was a useful work area with a plethora of outlets for different functions and a small chest with three drawers for clothing but the night tables were just that, tables, with no drawers. There was no mini-fridge, nor was there room for one.
The mirrored closet would have been large enough but almost half the floor space was occupied by the safe on a pedestal. Not only did this limit the floor space but the safe was high enough to interfere with hanging clothes.
The bathroom........the mirror did not fog. The room was useless unless the door was closed because of the size. The tub had a strongly countoured floor that made footing uncomfortable, there was just too much slope toward the center. There was a single sink and enough stone countertop to be functional. They provided a hair dryer and a magnifying mirror as well as the typical toiletries.
Bed linens were fine, and there were four king-size pillows; more than enough to meet my needs. Towels were adequate, large enough to wrap around my waist and of a quality expected at a lower-middle tier hotel. Even in an "upgraded" room there was no robe.
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