Warwick Denver

Reviews

• MR

  Michelle Robert

  2 days ago
  5.0
  The whole experience was great. Love the location for walkability. Room and bed are comfortable, love the balcony. Staff was very friendly and welcoming. Breakfast is delicious, and heated rooftop pool is awesome! It was a great deal too. Will stay again. Park in the hotel lot behind the hotel (not the adjacent garage).
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  Aleksandr Come

  5 days ago
  1.0
  Very disappointing experience. The staff told us early check-in would be possible and asked us to return in one hour. When we came back as instructed, we were suddenly told we could not check in until 4 PM. This was a complete waste of our time and showed poor communication. To make matters worse, once we finally entered the room, there was no hot water, and we were told it would not be available until 7 PM. This is simply unacceptable for any hotel. I expected far better professionalism and basic standards of service.
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  Ryndell

  Feb 13, 2026
  3.0
  I was surprised everything was so mediocre. Rooms were okay, but not as clean and welcoming as they could be. There was hair all in the sheets and bathroom, no hand soap, and no water in the room. Staff was alright, but not as friendly and inviting as you’d expect. The restaurant food was good, but the breakfast menu was lacking. Everything was subpar and for a 4-Star hotel I expected much more. But it gets the job done and was close to the concert venue.
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  Dark Oktobr

  Feb 4, 2026
  4.0
  I stayed here during a work trip for a few days. Great location within walking distance from downtown shops and restaurants. All staff at the hotel were super friendly and helpful. I had to leave early by a day and staff had no issue modifying my stay. The hotel rooms and elevator lobby areas are a bit dated in some areas. Although my bed was comfortable. I struggled to sleep well (likely due to the altitude). My biggest grip was the ac/ heat control in my room. On colder days, the heat wouldn't stay on. And when the heat eventually turned on, it was full blast. These things happen and if I had mentioned this to staff earlier, I am sure they would have set me up in a different room. All in all, I would stay again for sure.
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  Eric Smith

  Jan 28, 2026
  2.0
  So I live in Denver, and I booked a room at the Warwick to study for three days for a big exam I had coming up. I went here because it was close to the testing center, and because as a four-star hotel, I expected service that would suit my needs, like room service that always works, like valet, like personal touches that make a stay more welcoming. But on those fronts, this place is sorely lacking. I would say that it doesn't even rise to the level of a four-star hotel. If they really want to be a four-star hotel, they should raise their prices by 50-100% and actually act like a four-star hotel acts. The first thing I noticed is when I arrived at valet, there was nobody there to greet me. Yes, it was a cold day, but the valet should be at their podium waiting. There was nobody there. I was waiting like an idiot outside for five minutes before someone finally approached me. Then the check-in. On the positive side, one of them was in fact nice enough to let me check in early, but for the most part, they looked checked out. I asked about the breakfast when it was. They didn't bother to tell me where it was. There was also no offer to show me to my room, or to take my bags up. Also, this place doesn't have any sort of breakfast buffet, nor does it have a little shop where you can buy sundries; you have to buy things a la carte at their somewhat middling restaurant. The worst part about this place really was the staff and the service. If I were managing this place, I'd either fire all of them, or put them all through some kind of training. I was in my room, holed up studying, and I wanted to use room service for all my meals. However, it was never, and I'm not exaggerating, never smooth. When you call down to "in room dining" on the room phone, 9 times out of 10, no one answers. So you end up having to call the front desk, ask them to talk to the restaurant to call you back, and then within 10 to 15 minutes, the restaurant would get back to you. All the while you're being transferred from person to person, each of which seemed annoyed in their own way. The impression you get the whole time is "I'm bothering these workers from their time scrolling on their phone". One time, after not having my phone call answered, I went down to the restaurant, figuring they were slammed; not a single person was in there during the happy hour. I ate my food down there, but couldn't help thinking that folks are just really not doing their jobs. And on the final day, the morning of my exam when I needed a nice breakfast, I short-circuited this process by just calling the restaurant directly, and when I said this is for an in-room dining order, the girl on the other end, concerningly said "Um, I'm serving people down here, so you'll just have to wait until I can bring your food up." She was clearly annoyed and not in any mood to deal with hotel guests; it was incredibly off-putting. And then when she finally did bring the food up, she sullenly didn't say a word as she dropped off the food. I live here in Denver, and know how bad our service culture is, but this was all on another level. It was almost cultural that these workers all were imbued with a sense of indifference and laze. And then you add to it too that the rooms are sort of shabby and old, with dust in all the corners. The shampoo also not filled, and there were no clean glasses in the bathroom. The whole place just has a bad ambiance to it, and then with the workers don't care, and it makes it just a bad place to be. I would definitely not go back, ever. I should have known there was a problem when a "four star hotel" was only 215 dollars a night. I would shell out the extra money to go to the Ritz or Four Seasons or Sheraton or something else, because this was just not even meeting the basic needs for somebody who wanted to go there and be served. Don't go to this place if you have money, go somewhere nice. This is a bad option. It gets 2 stars because it has a balcony. Without it I'd rate it a 1.

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