Chris and Oliver (and our guy who rec'd Tacos Los Campos works the night desk on Wednesdays I can't remember your name I'm so sorry!) were the absolute best! 11/10 customer service! Made everything seamless, were very personable and accommodating - this short stay felt extra luxurious especially given our inconvenience experience prior to choosing The Warwick! I cannot emphasize enough how much they made what could have been a spoiled trip was saved by those three folks! I absolutely will be staying with them again and will absolutely recommend The Warwick to all of my colleagues and family.
The Warwick is my preferred place to stay while in Denver. Close to Colfax and the Fillmore, the location cant be beat. The neighborhood has many small bars and restaurants to seek out while the Champagne Tiger is my go-to for brunch. Roof Top pool, valet parking underneath, and their on-site bar and restaurant has a nice wine list to pair with wood fired pizzas. Staff is always great and very helpful. Rooms are always in perfect shape. Get the executive king. It wont disappoint.
SB
steven Bigwood
Nov 17, 2025
I really wanted to leave The Warwick a great review. I had been here before when a friend booked a room, and I was genuinely excited for our stay—the large balconies and the location are fantastic. The cleanliness of the hotel was 10/10. I watched the staff clean areas in the lobby that most people wouldn’t even think to check. Our room and accommodations exceeded expectations, especially for the price (which may have been discounted due to construction across the street). The suite was private, quiet, and overall very comfortable. Aside from some noise from guests in the late morning and one particularly loud construction day, it was nearly perfect.
Unfortunately, the issues began with the valet. Of the three times we retrieved my car, one valet driver created a serious problem. It took him nearly 20 minutes to bring my car around, and when it finally arrived, the clutch was smoking and continued to smell all the way to Red Rocks about 30 minutes later. The next day I had the car inspected and learned that my drive train was coming unbolted from the torque (My car is a tuned sports car). After reviewing my dashcam footage, you can hear the valet driver repeatedly revving the engine—more or less launching my car to get it out of the garage. My vehicle has hill assist, brake hold, and a functioning e-brake, so there was no reason an experienced manual driver should have struggled with it.
Beyond the clutch and driveline damage, he also managed to damage one of my brand-new tires and rims, likely from hitting one of the large curbs in the garage. During our stay, the hotel staff were receptive—they waived our valet fee and discounted our room—but that still left me with nearly $1,000 in damage the day before our 10–12 hour drive home.
When booking, the listing stated private parking, valet, and on-site parking. Upon arrival, I was told valet was the only option. Believing my car would be safest in their care—especially since it was our transportation home—I agreed. Instead, I spent my last afternoon in Denver hunting down the only matching tire available and getting immediate repairs just to ensure we could get home safely (approximately $400 extra out of my vacation budget).
The most disappointing part of all: it has now been 17 days since we checked out, and I have received no response about my damage claim—neither acceptance nor denial. I’m still sitting here with a destroyed rim and no communication from the hotel. So at this point I feel like I'm being left no choice but to pursue legal action. Anyways, if you're ubering this is a great hotel, if you care about your vehicle park next door or stay somewhere else.
Priya is absolutely amazing at the front desk! She made my day brighter and happier than I ever expected. I’ve honestly never met anyone like her. She’s got an incredible sense of humor, stunning personality, and such intelligence that truly stands out. She’s not just great at her job, she makes every guest feel special and welcome.
Speaking about room, my room was spacious, comfortable, and perfect in every way. I absolutely love this hotel!
AH
Angela Harris
Nov 8, 2025
The only good thing about this hotel is the restaurant — and thankfully, you don’t need to stay here to enjoy it.
Gattara, the Italian restaurant attached to the Warwick, has excellent food, drinks, and service. I’d absolutely return to dine there if I were ever back in Denver — but I would never stay at this hotel again.
We originally came to town intending to stay three nights, but cut our trip short because the Warwick simply isn’t what it advertises. The room descriptions and photos are misleading, and the overall experience left much to be desired.
We booked a Premier King Suite with a balcony expecting to relax and enjoy the view, only to find molded carpet on the balcony and a view of duct pipes. When I asked to be moved to the same room type, I was told there were no other Premier King Suites available — yet I could go online and book that same room type. That lack of honesty and willingness to accommodate says a lot about the management’s integrity and customer service.
The hotel itself is extremely dated — not at all in line with the standard of other Warwick properties. The furniture, rooms, and overall building are long overdue for an upgrade. The bedding was acceptable, but certainly not luxurious, and to make matters worse, we found a bug in our bed. We didn’t find any other signs of bedbugs upon checking, but one bug was enough. On top of that, the water was never hot during the day, which made showers uncomfortable and added to the overall disappointment.
The location is okay depending on what you’re in town for, but there are plenty of better options nearby with more walkable access to restaurants and bars.
Overall, this hotel has zero to offer beyond the attached restaurant. The Warwick Denver needs a serious renovation — and its staff could use a refresher course in honesty, hospitality, and customer care.