Hotels near Centennial - APA, Denver

Front desk is rude.they will charge you if you dont take out trash and charge you for towels if you don't wash them.they will not extend your stay at the front desk.they will be rude . No respect at all.you cant even call their customer service to make a complaint.customer service will lie and hang up the phone.

Date Stayed at the Hotel July 1st thru the 5th - Embassy Suites needs to update their website. I booked the hotel thinking there was a swim pool and a hot tub, but in fact there was no hot tub. When I asked the front desk about this, they acknowledged there wasn't a hot tub anymore and the website had not been updated since it was taken out. Being it is Summer both my husband and I wanted to swim in the pool and soak in the hot tub and this was one of the main reasons we chose this hotel.

Review of Mainstays Hotel - Would highly suggest booking somewhere else. The whole place smelled of stale cigarettes, there were a number of sketchy people hanging out outside at all hours of the day and night, in and out of cars that looked like they were living in them. One woman approached me every time I went to my rental car and asked for money. People in the hallway through out the night loudly arguing, pounding on poor Steve's door ( I don't know Steve but she kept calling out his name). For a business traveler that had to be up and working at 6am it was crap. If my trip would have been longer then 2 days I would have left and found somewhere else.

The city of Centennial sits in the heart of the Denver Tech Center--a main business district in SE Denver but this is NOT downtown Denver so a car is a must to get to most places...it is a large suburban area where lots of businesses and office complexes exist. Lots of shopping, big mall, and restaurants nearby and I-25 interstate and C-470 highway both run right by it, so access to everything is easy by car. Almost any restaurant you want is within a 20 minute drive. 30 minutes to downtown Denver. Colorado Springs (Garden of the Gods area) is an hour south. CU Boulder is one hour north. CSU Ft Collins is 1.5 hours north.

It was easy to access the freeway. People drive REALLY FAST on the freeway. I was doing about 75 and they were passing me like I was tied to a fence post. Not a lot of restaurants, so had to hunt around. The roads east of the hotel all dead-end at the airport and take you in an endless loop that seems impossible to exit. I wasted maybe 20 minutes trying to get out of there. Mostly it is just a bunch of high-end rich people's cookie-cutter houses, some shopping, and glass office towers. Not much remarkable about it. The mountains are about 1/2 hour west from there.

A centralized location with a sense of discrete quietness , yet accessible to every amenity. A small package 5 stars hotel within a blend of quietness and pleasing aesthetic surroundings. The staff surely made it a 5 stars.