Stylish Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel enjoys a central location among the stores and restaurants of the vibrant 16th Street Mall, a few blocks away from the Colorado Convention Center. Guestrooms at Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel have Sweet Sleeper Beds, work spaces, LCD televisions, and coffee makers. Some have panoramic mountain views. Suites have additional living areas, and club rooms offer lounge access. The hotel has an outdoor pool and a state-of-the-art fitness center. The business centre offers free Wi-Fi and computers. 133,000 square feet of event space is available for meetings. Upscale dining options include the classic 15Fifty Restaurant and the more low-key, Yardhouse Denver. The 16Mix bar serves cocktails on its open-air patio. Denver Performing Arts Complex and Denver Art Museum are within a kilometer of this hotel. The University of Colorado Denver is two kilometres, the Pepsi Center is 4 km and Denver Zoo is five kilometres away.
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Guests in town for city breaks and conventions say this hotel is ideally located at the heart of Denver's downtown. Travelers enjoy shopping in the pedestrianized mall area around the hotel, buying local produce, cool souvenirs and international brands. The Colorado Convention Center is half-a-mile away. .
High praise is afforded to the smiling front-of-house staff, who continue to impress guests with their upbeat attitude, professional demeanor and helpful approach. Elsewhere in the hotel, travelers experience equally jovial personnel, giving a great impression to first time visitors to Denver. .
Guests often check out fitter after a stay at Sheraton Downtown Denver! The hotel's state-of-the-art fitness center is equipped with the latest cardio and strength training equipment and overlooks a park. Travelers also love the heated rooftop pool with city views, open year-round, weather permitting! .
By some guests' standards, the journey to the Tower rooms is a bit of a hike involving multiple elevators. Travelers continue to be baffled by the complex, labyrinth-like layout in this part of the hotel. Improved signage is frequently suggested by those guests who have wandered lost in its corridors. .
Slow moving queues and unreasonable waiting times at check-in frustrate those weary travelers longing to take refreshment on the roof terrace, or to fall into their Sweet Sleeper Bed. However, others happily report less discomfort at check-out and the SMS checkout service is very popular with guests. .
The age and efficiency of the hotel's elevators is oft questioned by guests who stay in the 1960's building. Lengthy waits for cramped lifts annoy some who stay in the Tower rooms, though several feel that the panoramic view of the Rockies from some of the uppermost rooms, makes it worth the rocky ride! .
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