Hyatt House Denver Airport

“Good spot for a long layover”

Great spot near the airport if you are long layover, clean and has a pool for the kids and staff was great, specially Jett.

“Nice and comfortable”

I stayed here a whole week for business and i found this hotel very comfortable and nice. The room Is full with everything you need, fridge, sink, dishwasher, microwave, stovetop, pots, dishes, etc. The bed Is very comfortable and there are also a swimming pool and a fitness room. People are nic… more

I stayed here a whole week for business and i found this hotel very comfortable and nice. The room Is full with everything you need, fridge, sink, dishwasher, microwave, stovetop, pots, dishes, etc. The bed Is very comfortable and there are also a swimming pool and a fitness room. People are nice and the help you in anyway you need , expecially Jett but everybody are nice and professional. Last but nit least a free shuttle to/from the airport I surely come back in my next trip in Denver

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“Convenient Airport Access”

I stayed here for one night in January ahead of a ski trip. It happened to be the weekend that a severe ice storm was impacting much of the eastern US, so the hotel was quite busy. I caught the shuttle from the airport and the next morning took it back to the airport to meet my group. It leaves at… more

I stayed here for one night in January ahead of a ski trip. It happened to be the weekend that a severe ice storm was impacting much of the eastern US, so the hotel was quite busy. I caught the shuttle from the airport and the next morning took it back to the airport to meet my group. It leaves at :15 and :45 after the hour going from the airport to the hotel and at the top and bottom of the hour on the return. Conveniently the Hyatt House is both the first and last stop on the shuttle route. As I was just there for a quick overnight, I reserved a Studio King Room. Hyatt Houses are, in general, built for folks staying more than a night or two, or for families. Still, the room felt quite tight after I hauled in my giant skis bag and rolling duffel. I was constantly stepping over or around my luggage. There was surprising little storage for personal effects; just four drawers under the TV and a couple more in the bathroom. The room had a large L-shaped sleeper sofa with ottoman and the TV could be swiveled between the sofa area and the bed area. The two areas are just loosely divided; there are no solid walls separating the area. Beside the sofa was a desk with easy-to-reach outlets as well as an ethernet connection. While I used the WiFi, it's always nice knowing the "landline version" of internet is also available. The bed area had a king bed with a night stand on either side. Electric outlets in the bedside lamps meant it was easy to charge my devices, so kudos for that. The bed sagged a bit on the side near the bathroom, presumably because that side gets the most use. Since I was by myself I just slid over a bit and slept quite well. The bathroom was quite large with a large counter beside the sink that extended over a shelf of extra bath linens as well as a couple of drawers. Across from the sink was a wide, mirrored closet. Further back was a large shower stall that featured both a bench in the back and a wonderful showerhead that had an adjustable spray that I could set to my personal preference. When stepping into the room from the hallway you step right into the kitchen which features a full-sized refrigerator, a 2-burner stove, a microwave, dishwasher, and coffee maker. There wasn't a whole lot in the way of pots & pans but that didn't really matter to me. The room was showing signs of wear as can be expected of both an airport hotel that sees a lot of traffic and a hotel that's been open 10+ years. A little TLC wouldn't go amiss in rooms like the one I stayed in where there were visible signs of rust around the shower and some of the furniture looked banged up. The lobby has lots of different seating areas, useful as breakfast seating, seating for the Hbar in the evenings, and for just sitting around and chatting. The breakfast buffet is served 6-10 AM. It's not extravagant but it's a mid-range airport hotel so it's fine for what it is. The Hbar is open 5-10 PM and is a full-service bar with a bistro menu. My only complaint is that the night I was there, only 1 person was working the bar and she was also taking dinner orders and even cooking the meals. It was a lot for one person to manage. Next to the front desk there's a small store with travel-sized toiletries and OTC medicines as well as snacks, cold beverages (both soft drinks and adult), and a freezer that include frozen dinners and ice cream. There's a small business center comprised of two PCs and a printer. They are outside the two conference rooms that can be combined into a single, larger one. The fitness center is open 4 AM - 10 PM. The nearby indoor pool is open from 6 AM to 10 PM. They are in an area of the hotel that is a bit separate from rooms so hopefully any noise from them isn't an issue. The only issue I had with my stay is that the heater on my ground floor hallway was not working at full capacity. I wanted a ground floor room as I had two giant bags so I selected that option and I slept quite well, but it sure was chilly getting out of bed into a 63F room the next morning. As I understand it, that was the heater's first big test of the season and it only impacted that one hallway, so hopefully it got corrected soon after my departure. I often stay at Denver Airport hotels the night before my friends fly in and I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

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