Denver, CO Spa Hotels

Four Seasons Denver is elegant, upscale, and has a marvelous bar and Edge Restaurant. The SPA is wonderful. A few service flaws to work out.

Room was comfortable, staff very friendly and accommodating.

Nice place to stay for flights in and out of Denver.

This was the last hotel we stayed in on our trip and by far the best. Very clean, hotel staff was amazingly friendly, the room was very clean and comfortable. I was surprised by the different snacks and drinks that were included with the price of the room. The breakfast in the morning was wonderful. Not just a simple little breakfast like most hotels. Small buffet, cereals, pastries and they had someone there making fresh omelets. Next time I go back I will definitely be staying here again.

Great hotel. Wonderful staff. Outstanding breakfast. Close to everything, from the outlet mall to the concert we attended at Red Rocks. Definitely staying here again. The only suggestion I might have is to update the beds. Thank you for a great stay.

We arrived a day early, and they accommodated us no problem. We got to stay in the same room for the 4 days. Hotel has nice free breakfast. The hot tub was cold, but we could've waited for it to heat up. The best part was the shuttle to Red Rocks. Definitely allowed us to let loose :). The hotel shares a common picnic area with the Quality Inn across the parking lot, so we had a place to hang out after the show.

I arrived late at airport, called for shuttle and they picked me up. Took me back to airport hassle free the next day on-time. The room was clean, quiet and comfortable. The people were very friendly and helpful. I was injured during my trip and the people here were very accommodating. Lee helped me assemble my breakfast because I only had the use of one hand. She also helped me get pain medication to make me more comfortable. Thank you so much!

We did not spend a lot of time wandering the hotel's grounds as we were only there for one night - arriving at dinner and leaving early in the morning. The restaurant options onsite ranged from about $12 for a meal in the pub and up from there. We were told the $12.99 "resort fee" was for internet, the shuttle, and the coffee/tea in our rooms. The only place where I was able to get all bars for the internet was in the lobby. In the halls and rooms, I mostly had 1 bar for the internet connection. That was annoying since we had paid "extra" for it. There was only one choice of tea in the rooms (earl gray). Again annoying since it was part of the extra charge. There were 4 wedding parties at the hotel that night and we were woken up 2-3 times in the night by people returning to their rooms very loudly (we couldn't hear people in the rooms next door or above us, but people in the hall were very easy to hear). Overall it was a nice facility (a little outdated, but well maintained and clean), the bed was very comfortable, the room was comfortable and clean. The "resort fee" seemed like a way to just add money to the room rate without adding value to the stay as the services charged for are not above and beyond any 3-3 1/2 star hotel that does it for free (except for maybe the shuttle, which we didn't need). We stayed on a great deal through hotwire.com, so I didn't feel badly about the stay for the price we paid.

Loved the hotel. Amanda helped us find a great restaurant for dinner. We were close to everything and loved the hotel's trail mix bar and wine hour. Definitely the place to stay in Denver.

First time staying at a La Quinta, and will definitely stay at another one again!