3-Star Hotels in Colorado, United States

The hotel is relatively new, rooms are spacious, breakfast is Ok. But, be prepared to spend 10-30 minutes waiting for the elevator and in the breakfast hours or check in hours it might take even longer. When checking out I had to use the stairs to get down from 8th floor after waiting 20 minutes for the elevator!!! The general service is also almost absent. I asked to bring bedding to the room for my kid and prepare the sofa, they said they they have no staff , but promised at least to bring bedding to the room. Four hours later - nothing happened. I had to get back to reception and eventually received it there and had to do everything myself

I think I had a good stay with a neat interior and good cleanliness. It was a little disappointing because the coffee pot was defective, but it would be the best if only that was improved

Service was not above and beyond like other hotel conceirege. Servers upstairs felt a little rude like I was imposing trying to make a reservation. Felt stuffy

Stayed at Spark by Hilton Denver Tech Center – Greenwood Village. The room was nice and clean, with a comfortable setup. Simple breakfast included—nothing fancy, but enough to start the day. Easy access to I-25, whether you're heading north to Denver or south toward Colorado Springs. A good option for a short stay—perfect for one or two nights. Convenient, quiet, and well-located.

It was indeed a great place to stay when in Denver. Easy to navigate and locate. With nearby public parking and vallet. Not that new but since we are always out, its a great place to sleep. With bath and personal amenities (you just need to ask). Good deal for its price. Will stay again here next time. 😊👍🏻

Parking and unloading luggage is super convenient, the front desk is patient and caring. Open the door to see the snowy mountain view. The hotel bathroom details are better, the room rate is small and cozy, the shampoo cap is missing, and the breakfast is simple.

It’s a great hotel, the personnel is very kind and the breakfast is very good. Excellent location and great views, very clean and I would definitely stay there again if I ever return to Denver.

The motel is quite satisfactory, the breakfast is a little bit meaningless, there is no hot food, the service is good, the hotel is a bit old, the location is very good, very close to the national park, the town should have some.

I had a wonderful stay at The Armstrong Hotel this past Easter weekend. This was a staycation while I hung out with some friends who live in Windsor. So, I didn't do much on the main drag of College Avenue. But it seemed like a bustling and exciting place. The room was well kept and clean, and the front desk staff were nice and welcoming. The bed was very comfortable, and the water pressure was great. I requested a luggage rack, and someone placed in into my room with no problem. I would definitely return to stay again. Maybe the 3rd floor next time. I was on the second floor and bless the cleaning staff for all they do, but they are fast and furious with that vacuum cleaner in the morning. That was the bulk of the noise I experienced. Not terrible. The parking was convenient, and close by. My only critique is that the parking lot next to the Bohlender Funeral Chapel needs some light at night. When returning late at night, the parking lot is extremely dark. And some cars were double parked. I read some reviews about the loudness of the train that goes down the next block on Mason Street. It wasn't bad. You should always travel with earplugs, but the hotel provided ear plugs which was a nice touch.

Great hotel with good breakfast. Parking is difficult, but that is true about anywhere. I ended up parking in a nearby parking garage using a parking app on my phone. Otherwise, location is very central and close to 16th Street. Very walkable and safe location for leisure or business trips.