덴버 뉴먼 공연예술센터 근처 호텔 & 숙소 추천

“The rooms were dated but clean. The lobby is under construction and there was a make shift front desk. Location of hotel was very convenient and close to anything that you may need. It was annoying to pay for parking as it is just an open lot and shouldn’t be an extra charge. Overall the location, cleanliness and safety were all good.”

“Very comfortable rooms. Although the actual bath (shower & stool) was small...couldn't open/close the large door if either you were sitting on the stool or had a bath mat on the floor. Had mini-kitchen area, nice desk, couch & coffee table.could have used an additional trash bin.”

“Great!”

“No AC....just a portable A/C....but the other people in the room shut it down for no reason and the room get really hot”

“The All Inn Hotel was amazing! The space is so beautiful and relaxing, whether you’re in the lounge, patio, or up in your room. The restaurant experience was delicious and accommodating. The staff was beyond lovely! My room was so homey and I slept so well. It was hard to leave. I’d recommend the All In before I’d head to a busier hotel downtown. The parking was a plus. My only issue was that in the last year I’ve needed a little more accessibility in the bathroom area but it was still easy to...

“Comode flush was broken”

“Nice and clean. Excellent staff, very helpful. Decent breakfast. The stay exceeded my expectations.”

“I reserved through Expedia including breakfirst as free. But reception didn't recognized every morning and I have to check always before having breakfirst. Furthermore, second time breakfirst is fully charged in my final receipt. I cannot accept and should be fixed correctly. The hotel and Expedia should reply to me ASAP.”

“잘 준비되어 있고 청결하였으나, 음식의 종류는 조금 아쉬웠습니다.”

“Was not clear to me about the parking and how to pay The pool is too open, should have a privacy enclosure indoors”

“Very friendly and helpful staff!”

“We really enjoyed staying at this property but the hallways were very very loud at night. I think the tile adds a level of echo to the slamming doors and people walking in hallways.”