Inn at Cherry Creek

stayed there last week (6/7&6/8 2016)very nice, clean hotel !! staff was very nice & helpful.
a special thanks to Amy at the front desk who went out of her way to get us a room with a walk in shower for my wife who has limited mobility .
Thanks again Amy !
Greg & Janet K.

My first year of business travel, I stumbled upon this gem. Cherry Creek is a cute little suburb of Denver not too far out, and at the same time the Inn at Cherry Creek is an exceptional boutique hotel. I try to stay here when able, although sometimes I am forced to stay in downtown as a matter of course. This trip my employee and I were booked here and I was upgraded to a suite with a nearly 1000 square-​foot patio overlooking the local restaurants. I obviously had no real use for this, but the king size bed and two bathrooms and my suite were awesome.

Held a company meeting here. Great location but rooms are terrible. Very small rooms. The meeting rooms are terrible. One has tons of windows and a/​c does not keep up. Very hot and tons of noise In the area. We spent thousands. What a waste. Hilton garden inn would be a much better choice and way less expensive. Highly do not recommend I am the COO of a 3 billion dollar company and so disappointed in this experience.

Me and The Hubs stayed here for several nights recently. We had a room with a king bed on the second floor facing Clayton Street. It was surprisingly quiet. I guess I was expecting noisy people walking up and down the street all night, but that was not the case. The room itself was very clean, but a little small for two people (we managed, though). All in all, it was a comfortable and pleasant stay. The prices would be reasonable almost anywhere, but are especially so for the Cherry Creek location.
We had breakfast in the hotel restaurant a couple of times when we were short on time. The food was good — nothing exciting, but good. The restaurant is small but has a nice ambiance. There are also several tables outside for those lovely Cherry Creek days.
All the staff we encountered were pleasant and professional. We were greeted each time we walked past the front desk. Our room was refreshed perfectly every day.
I agree with many of the other comments about the parking garage. It’s tight. There are a lot of parking spaces on a couple of levels, and the spaces themselves are of normal size, but maneuvering out of the spaces and around the turns in the garage can be challenging. I wouldn’t recommend trying to drive this garage if you’ve had a few. It may also be difficult (but not impossible) to get in and out if you’re in a humongous vehicle. But on a very positive note, if you’re a guest staying in the hotel, the parking is free.

I was hesitant based on this hotels outside appearance but the service and staff are excellent. The rooms are clean and much larger than I expected. The food in the restaurant is just ok, there are plenty of other restaurants in the area that are in walking distance. The worst part, the terrible parking structure! I had a small SUV rental and it was like a scene in Austin Powers trying to park. Pay whatever fees for another parking structure and save your car the dents. Seriously, the walls in this structure were scratched to all hell, its terrible.

I’m currently staying at the Inn and must say that I’ve had a really good experience so far. The hotel staff is very pleasant and my room is very nice. This boutique hotel is centrally located and is walking distance to several restaurants and coffee shops. There is construction going on, but my hotel is facing the street so I barely hear it. I’m here for a meeting and the staff went out of their way to ensure everything went smoothly. The food was also very good. Overall I would choose to stay here again when I’m in the area.

Can’t say enough about this place! Just held our *surprise* wedding there Saturday
On the roof top patio. The location is perfect, our room and balcony were spectacular, and every staff member we were fortunate enough to meet was incredibly gracious and helpful!

Stayed here on June 2. Arrived late evening around 6pm, and greeted by a very pleasant young man who helped me get situated and settled in. I went out for dinner and when I came back to my room (10pm) I was relaxing and getting ready to turn in for the evening. When I walked over to my light to turn it off, I noticed small black bugs, looked like gnats or fleas! Not only were they on the wall but they were all up over the ceiling and spread to the opposite corner of the room!!! I tried to remain calm and went down to the receptionist who then had to come up and look. She agreed to move me to another room. I finally got settled in to room #2 (12:30am) and went to fall asleep, but couldn’t. The air vent was so loud that even the TV didn’t muffle it. I tried to fall asleep and even put my music in my ears. Nothing worked. I went back downstairs AGAIN and she moved me to room #3! Finally got to sleep around 2 am. Needless to say, I was grossed out and woke up at 6:30am and was ready to leave! So for four hours of sleep I paid $ 130!
I do NOT recommend this hotel, not clean!
1 star for customer service.

Loved our stay here. Loved the great food at the café. Loved the room service. Very cute bed and breakfast place. We had a great time. We were there a few months ago. I’ve been meaning to review them. Was delisted to stay there.

I have been to two events on the patio on the 2^nd floor here and the feeling up there is incredible. The building has charm and elegance and the second floor open area is so gorgeous in the evening, it is the perfect place to sit with friends and chat or to enjoy a business meeting. Both times that I have been here it was for a canvas and cocktails activity and the space worked perfectly.
The parking here is crazy though. I would pay for a meter all day long rather than park in this teeny tiny parking lot. The lot is under the building and it is about as big as a cardboard box. Once you get in you see that many, many cars have hit the walls and pillars trying to turn the incredibly tight corners down there. If you have a small car, you’ll be ok if you are a great driver and don’t panic in small places but if you have anything bigger than that don’t try it. SUV’s, minivans, nervous drivers, bad drivers and trucks should park elsewhere.

As a business traveler, I really enjoyed this hotel. It’s a boutique spot with really friendly service and an easygoing vibe. The style is contemporary comfort. While the rooms are small, they are comfortable and perfectly adequate if you’re not seeking a resort vacation. The rooms are not equipped with wireless (though it is available in the hotel’s public areas), which is probably the only complaint I have about the accommodations — but they do have free high speed wired connectivity, so at least there is something. I particularly liked the tall shower head — so often, these smaller hotel rooms have really short shower heads that are uncomfortable for anyone taller than 5’7″. And although the bathroom was very small, it was functional.
I ordered room service from the small hotel restaurant one night, and it was unexpectedly good and fairly priced. And regarding the parking garage everyone has mentioned in their reviews — yes, it’s a little tight — but seriously, these reviews make it sound totally unnavigable, which it is not. Don’t panic — I saw a few large SUVs, and they didn’t appear to have run into any walls or cars. Just be strategic when you pick your spot.
Note: Cherry Creek is a lovely, walkable area with lots of shops, spas and restaurants. If you need to be downtown, it’s maybe 2 or 3 miles away, and you will need a car to get there.

Short and sweet.
We found ourselves here for a night during the holiday season. Seemed like a great plan to stay close to a party we were attending in the neighborhood instead of making the trek back to the suburbs.
If you are looking for a place to stay in the Cherry Creek district and do not want to hang a a chain hotel experience, this is the place for you.

Wow, I am so glad my fiancé found this place! We like visiting the Cherry Creek North area and he surprised me with special activities this past weekend culminating into a delightful stay at this boutique hotel.
The entrance is rather humble and unassuming, even with the clear sign hanging over the sidewalk. I noted that it is centrally located to all that Cherry Creek North has to offer. Even the Mall is only 2 blocks away. We knew we were in great hands when Whitney warmly welcomed us and checked us in. She was a great example of the rest of the staff as everyone was just so nice, professional, and easy to talk to. We needed a cab and she arranged for one that picked us up at the promised time. These folks are very well trained in hospitality and customer service!
The lobby itself is super cute and comfortable. A small fireplace sat in one corner by the entrance, while refreshing cucumber water was offered on an end table. On the other side of the front door was the entrance to the attached restaurant. The slow elevators behind the front desk took us to the rooms and/​or the parking garage, which is available for use for hotel and/​or restaurant customers at $ 10/​night.
We were upgraded to a King Terrace which came with a sweet patio looking over the area. The patio had outdoor table, chairs, and umbrella. As a corner room with large bright windows on both walls, I can imagine this would be a premium place to be during the Arts Festival.
The room itself was lovely, fresh, and modern yet comfortable at the same time with plenty of space to move about. Two delicious cookies, Two Leaves & A Bud tea, and quality toiletries awaited us on the granite countertop, while bright white linens on the luxurious bed anchored the high-​ceilinged room. Water pressure was excellent in the shower, though the curtains aren’t quite long enough in the shower so there was quite a bit of splashing. No tub, but I didn’t even notice its absence. Tons of drawer space to store clothing, and a small flatscreen TV faced the bed from a desk. WiFi was available with the code.
Either there was no one else staying at the hotel, or the rooms were soundproofed — we didn’t hear anything from our corner room, even from outside. In the hallway we could hear the thumping of party music from two floors below, but somehow none of it reached our room once the door was closed.
The only drawback is the underground parking garage. It is super tight width-​wise, so if you can avoid driving your Escalade, Tundra, Pilot, H2, etc, I seriously recommend you take a smaller vehicle or something with a smaller turning radius.
Great little local hotel in an awesome location — I just wished we had more time to stay another night! Highly recommended!

This was my first stay here and I was very impressed. During my last trip to Denver I stayed at Loews which was mediocre and in a less than desirable area. Will be staying at The Inn at Cherry Creek for all future trips to Denver. GREAT location, super comfy bed, high-​speed Internet that is free, tasty restaurant, and spacious room. I must have lucked out with my room because I cannot say I heard doors slamming or toilets flushing from my neighbors. Even the toiletries, water pressure, and snacks in the room are superb! Can’t wait to return…

I stayed at the inn for a 4-​day business trip, and (mostly) enjoyed my stay.
The positives: high-​end toiletries including makeup remover wipes (a rarity), in-​room safe, free and reliable/​strong wifi, very comfortable bed with upscale linens, terrific lighting and a make-​up/​shaving mirror at the sink, iced cucumber/​lemon water in the lobby at all times (Denver is DRY). Also, good central location in an affluent, walkable neighborhood (several non-​chain restaurant choices and local shops).
The negatives: noisy hallways with doors that SLAM and thin walls overall (could hear TVs in other rooms). Who are these loud people at 11 pm and 5 am?
Overall, a very pleasant stay in a great location.

Location = 5 stars
The immediate area is full of restaurants, bars and shopping within walking distance; and sans the dingy, sketch-​factor of downtown Denver.
Staff = 4 stars
Everyone was friendly, from the front desk to room service to housekeeping. The downside, however, is that this isn’t a hotel catering to the business traveler, so they move at a leisurely pace. Even the elevators were pokey.
Room = 3 stars
Walls & doors are thin (you can hear every slam, every flush), hallways are narrow, bed was comfy but duvet was oddly lumpy and bathroom/​shower is quite due for remodel. It’s not a luxury room, but it’s still nice and clean.
A bit pricey for what you get, but the great location is enough for me to return in the future.

I found this boutique hotel to be a charming little discovery right in the heart of Cherry Creek. I travel to Denver monthly for business, and usually stay at one of the chain hotels, but it was tough to get a room this trip and I found a decent rate at this place. I had one of the standard rooms, which was small but nicely appointed (the bedding could’ve been a little fancier, but whatever… I slept well). I had double glass doors that opened over an alley, and while I didn’t have a balcony/​terrace like some other rooms I noticed, there was a railing and I had the doors open almost the entire time I was there to enjoy the fresh Colorado air. The bathroom was oddly positioned right when you walk in the door, but it was very nice with granite countertop and travertine tile in the shower area. Parking is underground and tight… reminds me of any given garage in California. They charge $ 10 which I think is very reasonable.
The staff were incredibly friendly, and you can’t beat the location. It’s right in the heart of the upscale Cherry Creek shopping district and there are lots of great restaurants, boutiques, and the Cherry Creek mall within easy walking distance. A great opportunity to have a nice dinner, then take a stroll for coffee afterward.
I had breakfast in the hotel restaurant which is small but had a nice menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It was nice to sit outside on the little patio and watch the people walking by while I enjoyed truly fabulous oatmeal with all kinds of fruit and brown sugar.
I look forward to my next stay here, and highly recommend it to anyone looking for something a little less «corporate». I hope to snag one of the rooms with a fireplace during the chilly months!

This review is for the restaurant. It’s a beautiful little place with a sophisticated menu. The food matches the dining room, beautiful! Everyone in my party had a wonderful meal.

I don’t ask for much in a hotel:
A down comforter
A adequate gym
And perhaps some chocolates and champagne waiting for me when I return at night ;)
Ok, so maybe i’m a bit high maintenance…
The Inn At Cherry Creek is a good hotel for all your low maintenance people out there: the rooms are spacious, my room had an amazing deck attached to it for my sun bathing needs, and it’s fabulously located among many shops and restaurants in the posh Cherry Creek area. All for just north of $ 200/​night. Oh, and the people who work here are so friendly! When i checked in the guy even said «and you must be andrea?» as I walked in the door. a bit creepy, but that’s what you call good service.
As for why I probably wouldn’t stay here again:
* The bedding was kind of icky looking (like i said… i’m high maintenance)
* I couldn’t get the elliptical machine nor the treadmill to work in their poor excuse for a gym
* And my apologies to Tiffany C who drove smelly me to the airport yesterday, but the clog wasn’t working in my shower and figured it was cleaner just not to shower than step into a bathtub of yesterday’s water…

We stayed here for a wedding and it was pretty good (not spectacular, but definitely above average). Nice neighborhood and decent rooms. The place is pretty new so everything is in great shape. Be sure to request a room with a balcony! Parking rate (10 bux a day I think) also seems pretty reasonable (I’ve paid almost 60 bux to park in SF for one night!). Only complaint was the fact the housekeeping peeps starting cleaning nearby rooms at 7am. The doors didn’t seem to hold out much noise at all.