Hotels in de buurt van Butterfly Pavilion (Denver)

'The hotel is very quiet. I did not hear the usual opening and slamming of doors in the hallway that I do in other hotels. Housekeeping was great. Our room was always clean, and when the housekeeper came while we were there, she was very accommodating as far as coming back later, and she always did. The buffet breakfast was good, and the hotel in general was of high quality. My only complaint is that they allow employees and guests to smoke right out in front of their main entrance. So walking...

'I recommend 100%'

'The room was comfortable and spacious. Even though the hotel is close to the highway, there were no noise issues. The sink wouldn't drain properly. It turned out that the plug was completely clogged; I dragged it out and it was full of long hair that smelled extremely foul. Clearly this hadn't been cleaned for weeks. The breakfast was rather poor, but that appears to be the standard for this type of chain hotel in the US. Barely any fresh and healthy options. Instead, you get prepacked toast...

'It was a nice quiet stay.'

'Super clean and enjoyed our stay!'

'A beautiful old building with period decor. Unfortunately, it has seen better days, but minor inconveniences were easy to overlook when surrounded by the beauty of the building. And breakfast was delicious!'

'What an absolutely charming hotel and impeccable staff! The ambience will capture you as soon as you walk in. Every staff member that we met were incredibly friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. This is a hotel we will definitely be staying in again!'

'Everything was great about this hotel. The only thing that lowered my score was the AC in the room was very loud. It cooled well but the noise kept me up during the night.'

'The rooms were clean and in walking distance to the baseball game.'

'Great location. Beautiful rooms. Great ambience and a wonderful staff! I will be returning and highly recommend it to everyone.'

'A great hotel, but I have to say that $64 a night for valet (There appears to be no self park) and the "Resort Fee" at hotel that is not and does not offer "Resort" level amenities is over the top. The resort fee is clearly because Denver/CO allows them to do it, so the hotel takes advantage of the opportunity to nickel and dime you for an extra $30 and change a night or offer you a price that is $30 a night less and then get you in the fine print. A great hotel, marred by elements of modern...