La Quinta Inn Denver Cherry Creek

We did not have a good experience at this hotel. The room above ours was burglarized and police responded. The bedroom had bugs crawling on the walls. We ended our stay early and found other accommodations.

Very disappointed. I agree with the negative comments listed below, I expected more from a La Quinta, will not stay at another one after being here. Will not recommend, very pricey for not being a nice hotel…

DO NOT STAY HERE!!!
I was booked for three nights and on my second night I went to pick up some take out food, no longer than 20 minutes. I way back to the property I received a call from the front desk stating my two dogs were running around the property (???) and scaring guests (they are both the most gentile and well trained dogs). I raced back and was told by the front desk and the general manager, Ash Jabal, that I would be held accountable for any damage my dogs incurred!!!
I was frantic and drove around for over an hour searching for my pets and finally returned to the front dest where I was told by an employee that she «thought some woman had them» and pointed me in the direction. I went to the location and found my dogs running in the streets.
I returned to my room with my dogs and received a call from the front desk demanding I go to the office immediately. I told them I was not leaving my dogs alone again and I was threatening with a call to the police.
I reluctantly went to the front desk and the G.M., Jabal told me I had to leave the property the following morning or he would call the authorities. When I pointed out that some employee of his with a passkey who apparently saw me leave and was staking out my room for valuables let my dogs out, he threatened to throw me out that night.
I have filed a complaint with LQ corporate and I am contemplating a lawsuit against Jabal personally as well as LQ

This hotel is in a rough part of town. We stayed one night. I think we heard 5 cop and fire sirens. The walls and doors are paper thin. My wife said she felt like she slept on the street.
The entire place appears to be in need of some TLC. My boys and I swam at the pool. Pretty ghetto. Rusted gate. Dead trees hanging over the water.
Yet despite these facts, the place was packed out. My wife wouldn’t get in the pool. Checked off as one place we have been and not going back.

not worth the money. Tv got no channels. Didn’t want to deal with it, thought I’ll just watch Netflix or something on my laptop with the free WiFi. Nope. Piss poor connection. Building is old, it’s definitely not a hotel, it is a MOTEL. Housekeeping didn’t bring new towels and when I called to tell them they said I’d have to come get them. Hmmm, I’m sorry but in my opinion that was the motels fault, and they should accommodate the guest. Besides all that, inside the rooms were nice enough, didn’t stink, and wasn’t dirty. Bed was comfortable enough as well. All in all I think I’d spend your money somewhere else if you can.

This is a decent option if you either can’t get a room downtown (I booked a trip to a conference at the last minute and the only rooms I could find downtown were over $ 300) or want to save a few bucks but still have relatively easy access to downtown. The light rail station is less than a five minute walk, and it’s about a 20 minute ride to downtown with a stop right next to the convention center. I never waited more than ten minutes for a train.
I see a lot of complaints about the rooms. My king room was very clean and quiet and the bed was comfortable. Bathroom not fancy but the shower worked perfectly. The free wifi worked fine. Breakfast choices are limited, but I was happy with cereal, yogurt and fruit, and there is a Perkins restaurant in the parking lot if you want a bigger breakfast. I highly recommend Native Foods across the street for lunch or dinner. All in all I would stay here again.

This hotel over all is disgusting. There was a lot of dog poop in the green area, our room smelled very humid and had dog pee stains in the carpet. The pee odor was extremely strong that kept me awake the majority of the time. The bed sheets were ripped, the pillows were super uncomfortable, the furniture was damage, the bathtub was dirty, also lots of noise. I was grossed out to step barefoot in that room. Will never stay in this horrible hotel never again.

The first room we we’re given smelled like cigarettes, even though it was a nonsmoking room. The staff was pretty helpful, and they we’re quick to give us another room. The room kind of had a musty smell to it, but I think it’s just because the building is a little old. The hotel is located across the street from a few restaurants, which is good. The room could have been a little cleaner, but it was overall an alright experience.

So, I’m an AVID fan of La Quinta Inns, and this one is about as good as a Motel 6. The upside is that my dog and I were traveling together, and he was welcomed. The problem is this:
They don’t maintain a SINGLE BLADE OF GRASS FOR DOGS! All the patches that could have/​should have been grass, were rocks. I’m sorry, but that’s like asking you to use a grungy porta potty. I had to walk my poor pooch quite a ways to find a little grass for him.
The room smelled musty and old. No fridge, no microwave. The bed was comfortable. I didn’t swim, so no opinion about the pool.
I was charged $ 135 per night (with a AAA discount!) and I thought that was a bit MUCH for what it was.

My husband and I stayed here recently on a cross-​country trip with our dog. We stayed at La Quinta Inns for the entire trip because they are all over, allow dogs with no extra pet charge and are affordable.
We generally like La Quinta, but did not have a pleasant experience here in Fruita:
1. The smell: Our first room smelled like smoke and jerky. Really gross smell.
2. Broken room: We tried to open the window and discovered that it’s too old/​beat up to stay up and the window pane fell out of the window. So we couldn’t air out the room. It was also hot and our air conditioner didn’t work. The second room was fine.
3. No refrigerators or microwaves at this hotel! All of the La Quinta Inns I have stayed at have a fridge. We were on a road trip and had snacks but I didn’t have a way to keep them cool. The front office ended up keeping our snacks in their personal fridge.
4. Layout: The building layout is funny. When I needed ice because we had no fridge, I had to walk clear around the building to the other side to get ice. The labels on the ice machine were also worn off so it took me a minute to figure out how to get ice.
5. Staff: When we had problems with our room (smell, broken window, no A/​C on a hot June day) the woman at the front desk said there were no other options and we couldn’t change. She could send someone up the following day to repair the window (so we were just supposed to leave our 2 laptops and all our valuables in our room there and anyone could climb in through the window!?) She also said the A/​C takes awhile to turn on. When we went down to the office 20 minutes later and informed that the air still hadn’t turned on and we had checked in an hour before. This time it was a different girl and she was able to change us immediately.
Positives: The second room was fine (besides no fridge) and it was close to the freeway and restaurants.

Dude. This is a grody Motel 6 masquerading as a viable hotel. Crowded motel parking lot, room stinks of old smoke (and cinnamon air freshner), bags of trash adorn the walkways, you can hear conversations/​televisions/​sneezes/​spiders blinking hrough the wall, and best of all, they have 6 – 7 rooms taped off as if they’re being fumigated. I’m lucky enough to have a room right next door. If it weren’t already midnight, I’d throw down and hit the freaking road. $ 100 for this??? Highway robbery.
Update: they’re doing room construction starting at 6 am (circular saws, drilling, hammering) because of a fire. Didn’t inform me of this, no discounts, no apologies. Talked to front desk girl, who never ONCE said «sorry». Wow, you guys really suck.

Great staff!!! They will always do what is actually possible to do to assist or help. Highly recommended! Great rates too!

Clean rooms, restaurant close by! Pet friendly but didn’t have my dog!
Staff was friendly on info how to get to town for baseball game.

Good property and helpful front desk staff. Stay on the pool side and you won’t have any noise issues unless there are kids yelling in the pool all day. Breakfast in the AM is normal stuff with bagels, yogurt and ye olde waffle hell station. Good coffee served all day also. Tough to get parking on Saturday nights and some questionable folks eating at Perkins, but this is an incredible location due to proximity of light rail. It costs $ 4.50 for a round trip ride (NOrthbound to start) from Colorodo station to Union Station and you can’t beat downtown Denver for nightlife. Also close to City park and some good neighborhoods if you like exploring like me. Housekeepers are nice, ice machine always works and strong shower made for a good stay. It is about $ 90 a night though, probably due to summer and a good location. Use AAA card to save and book online. Oh yeah, internet is great here. And the best fruit of any hotel with two kinds of huge apples and bananas.

Good location, just off 25 and next to a billion different restaurants and stores. Rooms are well-​equipped and seem safe.

The people that stay here are trashy. The room smelled strongly of cigarette smoke even though I had a non smoking room. The room was basic which is all I expected. The ac blows directly on one of the beds. Would not return.

My mom and I came here during one of our stops driving cross-​country and we were pretty pleased with this hotel. We didn’t make prior reservations, so our room for one night was around $ 90 (which included her triple A discount).
The rooms are pretty nice and the best part of the place is their FREE breakfast. And their breakfast is DELICIOUS (waffles, bagels, muffins, eggs, cereal, & yogurt)!!

Found a deal on
for 65. oo a night for a king bed. looking to get away for the weekend. I called in my reservation on Friday to get my plans on Saturday squared away.
Arrived at the hotel. great location with Dave and busters across the street and a movie theater not to mention Perkins Restaurant & bakery is a hop, jump and a skip away. Walked in and was pleasantly greeted then was told that since during my reservation i did not tell lady whether i wanted smoking or non smoking. they only had a King Smoking. or 2 double beds non smoking. When asked what a doouble bed was they made it seem it was 2 twins. I wasn;t happy cause the day before they ran my credit card promising a room and now i was there not having a back up plan. After a worry look on my face the front desk man. offered me the suite. One king bed, non smoking, the only down fall is that the ac didn’t work. I’m not a fan of the ac and though this weekend was unusually warm i was quite alright. For the same price at 65.00 i got a much larger room. I coudnt turn it down.
Went up to my suite and GOD Damn it was like a studio. You walk in to a table with 4 chairs, a couch and two arm chairs, a 42″ flat sceen tv, a huge bathroom, microwave, fridgerator and was above the main lobby of La Quinta. I looked at the sign on the door and the cost for one night in the suite i was in said 199.00.HOLY COW i was in heaven. I had no complaints. The bed was super duper comfortable, The tv channels were great watched «Avatar» twice last night, quiet surroundings, I couldn’t say anything bad. So the reviews say that you access your room from the outside. what hotels aren’t like that. They are heavy and lock secured not flimsy doors so dont be discouraged just cause bec you have to enter from the outside.
Now it was pure luck that i landed the suite. But I was very satisfied with the overall experience. Breakfast was exordinary. They had your reg bagels and pastries. Also had Yoplait Yogurt, cereals, oatmeal packets, a waffle maker, juice and coffee. Front Desk staff very friendly and accommodating. Will come back most definitely. Hopefully i land the suite at an affordable price.
If you in the area visiting one of many museums denver has to offer, i suggest staying at La Quinta. It’s easy to find off of I-​25 and Colorado. Colorado Blvd has a variety of dining options, along with entertainment available.

We were planning to stay the night in Denver after meeting an out of town friend. We knew we’d only be sleeping at our hotel, and leaving the next day, so the hotel didn’t have to be extravagant.
It does need to have the following:
Secure surroundings (interior doors preferred).
Clean, comfortable bed.
Free internet in the room.
Reasonably nutritious breakfast: we didn’t need made to order omelettes, but wanted more than bitter coffee and stale danish.
Unfortunately, there were few rooms in Denver available that didn’t go for $ 150-​$ 200 per night, and we didn’t need a four star experience. We found the room here, the price was right, and we called to be sure about the breakfast and the internet, so we booked.
There was a sign out front that stated they had new pillow-​top beds. The bed was indeed comfortable, and the room was clean.
When we booked the room, the photos don’t make it obvious that this is an old motor inn building, with exterior doors and large windows on the outside. That’s a deal breaker for me, but we didn’t have any other choices by the time we discovered this.
Breakfast consisted of make-​your-​own waffles (I like that), fruit cocktail cups, yogurt, juice, and cold cereal. The coffee was like Maxwell House; okay, I guess, but unremarkable.
The internet signal worked in the lobby while we had breakfast. However, the signal was too weak to reach our room. I asked the front desk about it and, because of the location of my room with respect to the router, the signal couldn’t reach our room. So I guess «free WiFi» wasn’t what they said it was?
If we could have had another choice, we would have gone elsewhere, and I would not come back here if I have a choice. But if you don’t care about exterior doors and a waffling internet, and you like waffles for breakfast, it’ll do.

Cheap, decent hotel off of I-​25 on Colorado Blvd… similar to motel style. Lots of stores in the area… Best Buy, Ross, DSW, North Face and many more (too many to name all). Lots of restaurants, including Dave N Busters, Perkins, Village Inn and many more (too many to name all). Not too far from Denver University and Cherry Creek. This isn’t the best La Quinta I’ve stayed at. The rooms are access through outside doors. They offer a continental breakfast… pretty standard… hard boiled egg, yogurt, bagels, muffins, waffles. Pet friendly without a fee. However, your not allowed to leave your pet unattended in the room.