The Holiday Inn Express Denver Downtown is located near the Colorado Convention Center and the 16th Street Mall. The hotel features business and fitness centers and offers a complimentary buffet breakfast. Rooms and suites offer 42” flat-screen TVs, premium cable, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Other conveniences include desks, coffee makers, ironing facilities, and hair dryers. Facilities at the Holiday Inn Express Denver Downtown include 24-hour front desk services, coin-op laundry equipment, same-day dry cleaning, and valet parking. Guests enjoy skyway access to spa services at the hotel’s sister property, the Brown Palace Hotel. The sister hotel also invites guests to dine at one of five restaurants and lounges. Alternative dining options in the area include Trinity Grille and the Delectable Egg. The hotel lies within walking distance of Coors Field and the Denver Art Museum and within a few miles of the Pepsi Center, Sports Authority Field, and Denver Zoo.
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Most downtown hotels are short on space when it comes to rooms and it does seem that the Holiday Inn Express Denver Downtown is no exception. However, despite the small size, guests find the rooms are in great shape with comfortable beds and high quality amenities.
Step outside this hotel and you'll have much of Denver of your doorstep. Guests describe the immediate neighborhood as vibrant with an excellent selection of shops and dining options. You'll be within walking distance of some major attractions and a short drive from others.
Guests tend to be impressed by the selection of facilities. The fitness center is particularly well equipped and the breakfast is described as better than most. Also of note is the hotel's partnership with the Brown Palace Hotel, as this allows you to access a better range of facilities than you perhaps expect.
Many guests comment on the sliding glass doors that separate the bathrooms from the rest of the room or suite. Some guests loved the design but whether you feel the same will largely depend on who you are traveling with. Privacy, or lack thereof, may be an issue.
While it's not unusual to have to pay extra for parking in a centrally located hotel, guests do tend to find the charge fairly excessive. It's a valet only service, so there are no savings available for self-parking. The charge can add up to a significant amount over a longer stay.
A number of guests mention that they found the rooms were a little too hot at times. The options to control the air-conditioning units seem limited. Plus, the windows don't open and there are no fans to use as a back up.
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