Hilton Garden Inn Denver Tech Center

Nice hotel for what we paid. Close to the light rail which made the distance to downtown do-​able without renting a car. Good coffee and tea selection and evening cookies were delish.

Most horrible experience ever! Will never stay here again. Checked in last night had to move 2 different times because the first time the room next door was so loud and than went to another room on a different floor and was going to shower and the shower head came off from the wall. Do moved again. Had a horrible night sleep tossing & turning beds very uncomfortable. Today came back to the room and it was never cleaned because the guy at the front desk never put us in the correct room in the computer. Never once apologized for all the inconvenience. Will never stay here again. Walls are paper thin and can hear everything.

Nice hotel. Was a little difficult to find. I bruised my leg due to the bed frame bottom portion protruding and being sharp. That really hurt and was sore for a while, took about a week or more to heal. I’m sure I wasn’t the first person to do that, they really need to invest in some less protruding bed frames.

Not a woman-​friendly hotel. When I checked in and got to my room, I discovered that the ceiling light was completely out. Only dim sconces lit the room, which makes doing makeup and putting in contacts impossible. I let the front desk know, and they sent someone up. The poor guy couldn’t speak English, let alone change a lightbulb. He literally couldn’t change a lightbulb and said the ‘engineer’ in at 6 am would have to do it. I called the front desk, and they said they would write a note to the morning staff. 6:00 am came and went, and I called the front desk at 6:15. They said the one guy who could change the lightbulb was late to work. I asked to switch rooms. They brought keys up to another room, which I discovered was a downgrade. If a guest has a problem with a room and needs to switch, it is an inconvenience and it should always be as good or a better room. I asked for the same room type. Another trip downstairs and back up for a room of the same type I paid for. Once in that room, we discovered that room, too, had a burned out light bulb in the bathroom! I realize this may not be a big deal for men, but most women can’t get ready for the day in a dark cave. By this time, the «lightbulb changer» had arrived to work (late) and came up and changed the bulb. By the time the ordeal was finished, it was 6:45 — 45 minutes of my morning wasted!
Furthermore, there were no make up remover wipes like many hotels offer these days, and my second room had one shampoo and two body lotions, no conditioner. Again, many men don’t use conditioner but most women do. I think the housekeeping staff needs to be trained how to properly prepare a room for a guest.
Also, the ventilation in the bathrooms is terrible, so when you take a hot shower, the mirror fogs up so much you can’t see it to do hair and makeup.
Yes, I would say it’s safe to say this hotel is not a good choice for professional business women.

We were able to get a deal on another website for $ 80 which is a steal on a Saturday night. We read reviews and the hotel website and picked this because of its a Hilton, it had convenient access to the light rail and we got a good rate. Overall, because of the rate we are satisfied but if we had paid a higher rate this would be a negative review for 3 main reason. 1. The bed was NOT comfortable, it had no box springs so while the mattress was soft, there was no give and if you barely touched it, it squeaked and made so much noise! Anytime you rolled over, it woke you up. 2. The bathroom had no fan and the toilet flushed poorly. 3. The in room Keurig didn’t work.
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Location: The light rail station is about 4 blocks away which is one of the main reasons we stayed here. The walk was easy and moderately lit at night so we felt safe. They have an onsite restaurant and bar but we did not partake. Other than that, there is not much offsite for shopping or dining. Had good parking. No free breakfast but free coffee in the lobby.
Hotel: Nicely updated and very clean.
Room: We had a King, «regular» room. The rooms were well decorated. I was very excited we had an in room Keurig (that didn’t work the next morning) :(The bed was horribly noisy. There were plenty of outlets as well as microwave and fridge that was nice.
Service: nothing bad but nothing outstanding either.
Overall, if you can get a good rate this is a good hotel but other than that there’s really nothing to recommend.

The staff here is incredibly helpful and kind. Thanks for a great stay!
LOVED the complimentary coffee and water at the front. :)
Hanna

beautiful place. I got a king size bed for my friend and I. less than $ 150 from 3pm (the 27^th) until noon the next day (28^th). very comfy. so clean. first hotel that felt homey during my trip thus far (Chicago to San Diego).
oh and there’s complimentary infused water in the lobby!!! so good. melon infused.

Here for 3 nite stay for business in the Denver Tech Center area a.k.a. DTC
This is a 3 ½ star property with 5 star staff. Compared with other Hilton Garden Inn properties, this one is more dated. And the staff here to a person are among the most positive and accommodating.
25 Miles from DEN Airport/​30 mins without traffic.
Pluses:
* Convenient location central to DTC
* Accommodating and highly responsive staff in every way. I call special attention to Dinah Shaw and Candice in Guest Services taking ownership to resolve problem with my reservation. Can-​do attitude deserves Kudos.
* Garden Grille and Bar serves breakfast, lunch, dinner. Weekday breakfast opens early at 6 am
* Bar open daily 4 pm to 10 pm with promotion drinks and appetizers. Two local brewskies on tap.
* Shuttle service on demand for local employers and restaurants
* Indoor pool and exercise room
* Tasty, made-​to-​order breakfast with buffet items, variety of fruits, and juice and coffee included for $ 13 plus tax and tip.
An Alert:
* You will need your GPS to find the hotel. Not visible from highway. Adjacent to Marriott and Hyatt in same general area.
Tips:
* Consider upgrading to a suite. Limited number of suites – about 18. Much improved accommodation versus standard room
* Recommend rooms in the front – Eastern view
* Request a rate inclusive of Wi-​Fi and Breakfast for better deal.
* If you are staying multiple days, request undocumented Wi-​Fi code good for duration of your stay. You can avoid hassle of re-​logging in daily up to 3 devices. Some front desk people are unaware of this option. I ask for this every stay… succeeded this stay.

I had an enjoyable stay here at the Hilton. We flew in for the wknd and were treating nothing but good. The people here were really nice and friendly, which really means alot ! The breakfast here at the hotel was AMAZING. Nice place to stay for a weekend in Denver !!!

With as much as I travel, HGI is always my first choice in hotels. This location is a bit older but great service, outstanding bar, typical good dinner… yep… Not yo bad at all.

Good price and nice rooms but breakfast is NOT free. It’s 12.99 for age 13 and up. There is a restaurant on site that also serves lunch and dinner.

Its annoying when you ask for a late check out and house keeping comes in 3 times before that to clean the room

I recently had the opportunity to stay here for a weekend with family members. It’s got some great things going for it… great location (assuming you want to be around the tech center), great access to some awesome local restaurants, and some great people working there. They have a shuttle that, while ending early in the evening, saves you a bit on taxi fares getting to/​from those awesome local restaurants. Overall a bit dated, but not a bad locale.
In fact, the only real ding I can give this place (and it IS a ding), is that their walls are paper thin. I can hear discussions in the hallway. Discussions in the room next to me. The person brushing his teeth is said room… and plenty of other activity (I’ll let your mind go in its own direction from there).
Hard to give it a better rating until they upgrade the walls…

Having been fortunate enough to travel quite a bit in recent years, I can comfortably compare this hotel against many of the others that I have had the privilege of staying at. Most of the staff is extremely friendly and courteous. I am particularly fond of guest services manager Dinah, she consistently goes above and beyond. The restaurant staff is wonderful, especially the breakfast cook and servers. They have a wonderful breakfast compared to other hotel restaurants… The only negative that I have is the door slamming. Anytime someone comes and goes from their room, it is loud. This can be a problem in the morning if you are trying to sleep in…

Part of the reason I rate this as high as 4 stars is for location. When doing business in the Tech Center, this is a great location.
Staff is friendly.
Lobby and rooms are clean.
This was my second stay In this hotel and I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again when needing to stay in Tech Center.

I wish 3.5 stars was a possibility. Arrived on a Friday and was greeted very nicely. The man behind the desk (I believe his tag said he was the supervisor) was very nice and courteous. The lobby is pretty and clean. My room was nice, and had plenty of space. The bathroom could use some updating around the shower (looks a little 70’s), but hey, does the water work? Then we’re good. Décor is what it is. I love the Keurigs in the room better than regular coffee pots. Much better. Room service was good and not overly priced — breakfast in the morning was steep, and I didn’t feel like it was really worth it. My major complaint with this hotel is that you can hear doors slamming in the hallway from your room, and the housekeeping staff seems to enjoy slamming them in the morning as well. A little more insulation would go a long way. Other than that, I’d stay again!

Great property! Located right off of I-​25 in the Denver Tech Center. This my first time staying here and it’s frequented by mostly business guests. They have an awesome daily Happy Hour with great specials. The cool thing is that some of the beds in the rooms can be adjusted to desired firmness. I’m a softie so I like my mattress soft. I highly suggested the Hilton Garden Inn!

While this hotel offered a pool, outdoor hot tub, large rooms with cheap rates, a friendly staff and an incredibly comfortable bed, it was the following that was a little off about this place:
1. 70’s style wall décor, cracked temperature units, stiff furniture and green carpet makes these rooms just a little outdated. a little. Now I understand that the retro look is back [snooze, jelly…] but goodness! Update the look and appliances every now and then.
Overall, it was meh. It’s the perfect place to stay if you’re on business to lay your head, but isn’t much more than that.

If you want a bed and don’t care where it is, this place will do. If you’re visiting Denver and plan to see the city, avoid this place. It’s located in the Denver Tech Center, which is a sterile, unimpressive collection of office buildings, nowhere near the city. I hated this area. Nothing here at all. True, there is a stop on the light rail nearby, so you could get downtown, but you can’t really walk to anything from this hotel.
As for the Hilton itself, my door key never worked right despite advising the desk right away and being assured they’d fix it. I had to slide it in 8 – 15 times before it would arbitrarily open the door.
Oh, and then there’s the elevator. There are only 2 of them, and they are soooooo sloooooowwwww. Plan to wait for several minutes after you press the button, and then spend a few more minutes slowly going down the 7 floors. Very annoying.
There was nothing wrong with my room, so no complaints there. Wireless worked OK. AC kept it cool. Front desk staff was OK. Not super nice, but efficient enough. Free coffee in the lobby. Breakfast buffet was decent.
On the plus side, the bar has a nice happy hour, with $ 2.50 drafts of Colorado Native on tap. I grew to love that beer, and will sorely miss it.

Cheers to the free cookies, nice front desk staff, manager who shuttles me to my job site whenever i’m in town, and clean rooms.
Down side– nothing to do in the area. I’d eat at the restaurant or bar, but the menu is always the same, and food mediocre.
Still, one of the more favorite HGIs i stay at when traveling, due to the familiar staff.