Clarion Hotel Denver Central

I have to say I’ve stayed at different hotels multiple times and maybe yes there was a little trouble with keys but I got it after the first try the young lady at front desk named tatiana was very much helpful and sweet caring young lady came up with me to help with my keys when I didn’t get it the first time had a lot of patience with me for being a elderly lady but I appreciate her very much and the rest of the front desk as well were all very sweet and nice .

It is a run-down, beat-up accommodation. It was so bad we left after our first night. It took us nearly 4 months to get our overcharge taken off our credit card. Best this seedy hotel finds a wrecking ball to put it out of its misery

Worst service ever called for a shuttle , that is provided by the hotel and waited 2 hrs they finally get there didn't even wait 1 minutes for us to walk from the other side of the block and left we called them again and were told they were turning around and coming back that did not happen we were left in the cold for 3 hours total.,ended up getting Uber. when we complained to the manager he yelled at us I wanted so bad to right a good review but that just ruined the trip

We had no TV and we told the front desk twice and nothing happened. Room not cleaned the day prior to checking out, but TIP was accepted. The keycard kept getting stuck and door. You had to push yourself against the door to get it to open. Very dirty hotel

Not a good experience. It's in an old, run down, bad neighborhood, no amenities within walking distance. They've set up a designated smoking area right where guests park to check in. Cigarette butts laying all over the ground, filthy ashtrays, and people sitting around drinking beer and smoking ****. Upon arriving at the room, it wasn't cleaned. Trash in the garbage can, and the bedding had not been changed out. Pillowcases were badly wrinkled, top sheet not even tucked in, and spots / stains on the fitted sheet and comforter. I had to call in housekeeping and ask they remake the bed and clean the room, to which they argued that it was clean enough, then started speaking in Spanish thinking I wouldn't understand them. I had to force the issue and demand the room be cleaned and the bed remade. Nine-story hotel, with old and slow elevators. They lock the stairwell doors, forcing guests to use them-and it's SLOW. I forgot something in the room when I checked out. Called three times over three days asking about it. On all three calls, the person said they'd check lost and found and return my call. They never did. After three attempts, I gave up. As far as I'm concerned, someone of their staff either threw it out, or stole it. As a side note, Priceline promotes this place as being a "downtown" hotel. It's not. It's over three miles from downtown, and not walkable as the neighborhoods you have to go through to get downtown are very run down and sketchy.

The staff was very nice and helpful, the rooms are so disgusting no sheets on the pillow cases, holes and black marks on the bed sheets, the elevator has graffiti on them, the floors smell nasty. And furniture was absolutely scratched and looks like they bought half of this from Facebook market. The tv is small and not a big deal. No food. Smells like wet dirt. There’s people outside all times just DOESNT FEEL SAFE. And lame are broken and cricked like no thanks. And if you turn on the ac smells bad. Sheets probably never been washed and sketchy people in the halls. Walls that have been painted who know when and not done professionally and felling filled with stains. And I got a bad vibe when I first saw the place. And when you get to your hall smells like all sort of things. And doesn’t smell like a hotel should smell. Gym room is not all the grate old meterial as I said once again Mirrors haven’t been clean off. Bar place no one goes there for how bad it is. And just people you don’t expect to be at a hotel. So I clearly don’t recommend