Best Hotels near The Crossing Church of the Nazarene, Adams County

I am a diamond member of Choice Hotels. At the start of summer and end of summer, we travel coast to coast and stay at a Choice Hotel. In this case, it was the Comfort Inn Denver Central. WHAT A DUMP! I have never, ever, checked into a hotel and been met by a ”staff” member who did not smile, did not welcome me, and was probably dreaming of being somewhere else. Did not even thank me for being a loyal member AND TOOK a full 10 minutes after charging my credit card to assign a room. It took so long I had to ask if there was a problem? He mumbled and said no. We were assigned Room 602. What a dump! Worn our furnishings, the bathroom sink took over 20 minutes to drain, the toilet tank was 12” away from the wall, and one of the bedside lamps were plugged in clear across the other side of the wall where the electrical cord was exposed and subject to tripping. Very unsafe! In the general area of the hotel and parking lot, safety is basically non-existent. We were careful were to park our car overnight. If you are traveling and looking for peace and quiet. this is not the place for you. It is family-oriented on a budget where kids are running, screaming, and making a joke in the elevators. STAY AWAY FROM THIS HOTEL BECAUSE IT MAKES MOTEL 6, A FIVE-STAR HOTEL!

I loved this hotel! I was passing through and everything was super clean, all the staff I interacted with were super friendly and helpful and it was quiet. Would definitely stay here again!

A very American hotel with high cost performance, clean, quiet and safe. You can see the spectacular Rocky Mountains in the room, and you are fortunate to see the Rizhao Jinshan of the Rocky Mountains in the early morning. Access is also very convenient, next to the main avenue of Kezhou, not far from the small commercial street, eating and shopping is also very convenient.

We had two rooms for two nights and one room for three nights (one traveler went solo elsewhere). The staff was very nice and the rooms were modern and well-maintained. The parking was plentiful, but to find a space meant a five minute walk to an attached but distant lot. Nice lobby. No breakfast include. Overall, a good value.

Hotel website says $50 pet deposit, charging everyone $100 pet deposit! Is desk clerk skimming off the top of these deposits? Evening desk clerk refused to honor what the website said, and he had an unhelpful attitude. We also had to leave a day earlier than expected, and the same clerk seemed put out that he had to adjust our Hilton Honor points accordingly. Room was clean but in poor shape. Floor tiles coming lose in room foyer and bathroom, toilet paper holder broken, a/c noisy, etc. Not the kind of quality stay and service I would expect from a Hilton owned hotel!

I really enjoyed my stay here! Customer service was amazing. The hotel was very neat and clean. Breakfast was great and it comes with an amazing Mountain View. Prices were very reasonable. They do have an airport shuttle. **MAKE SURE TO RESERVE A SPOT ON THE SHUTTLE W/THE FRONT DESK** There is a diner literally right across the parking lot and the food there is okay. There are a lot of other food places nearby, but this location maybe better if you’re driving.

Clean hotel, right off I-25. Great breakfast.

Called the hotel from the airport and the shuttle was on its way back to get us. (They had said to call from the car hire drop off as we left the car the night before we flew, but we got right on the shuttle bus, had we done that it would probably have been waiting for us). Nice staff, ok room and walkable to some eating options. Shuttle runs 24 hours to airport and was reliable for timing. Decent price for airport convenience

We traveled and stayed at Gaylord Rockies since my husband had business meetings there. The hotel, like all Gaylords, is large with a central atrium. They are in an expansion phase, planning to add 1,000 additional rooms and more restaurants. We were upgraded to a suite but I can still speak to the comfort of the bed and the bathroom amenities. When traveling, I frequently have issues with the mattress being too firm. I am a side sleeper and if the mattress is hard, I get hip and shoulder pain by the third night. That did not happen. But I should have asked for a pillow with more loft since the provided pillows basically become flat. The shower had adequate pressure. For dining, there is a Marketplace that has grab and go breakfast and lunch sandwiches, pastries, bottled sodas, water, wine and beer and, of course, Starbucks coffee. All the restaurants – Sports bar, Monte Jade (Asian, limited sushi) and Vista Montagne (Italian) were all really good and for Gaylord, reasonably priced. We did not dine in Old Hickory Steakhouse, a Gaylord staple, since the price is exorbitant. A big draw for this hotel is the indoor and outdoor pools which are both heated and open year round. Even with the outdoor temp at 48 degrees there were people floating around the lazy river! Beware the weekends when locals book rooms for kids birthday parties. There is no shuttle available from the airport (at most a 15 minute ride) but the shuttle does take you to the nearby light rail station where you can get to downtown Denver or the airport. We paid $6 for a regional day pass so it was cheaper than Uber. This is the fourth Gaylord I have stayed in. The layout is more similar to Gaylord National near DC rather than Gaylord Palms (Orlando) or Gaylord Texas (Dallas area.) Like Texas and Orlando, you cannot walk to offsite restaurants which may be a consideration if you are not on a group trip nor have a car. Also, Gaylord Rockies is on the east side of Denver between the city and the airport. Driving to Rocky Mountain National Park takes roughly two (2) hours. You can get to Red Rocks Amphitheater, Dinosaur Ridge, Garden of the Gods, (see separate reviews), Boulder, Colorado Springs, etc in 1 to 1 ½ hours. Yes, it is a nice property but depending on why you are in the Denver area, may not be the right place for you.