Magnolia Hotel Denver, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

We very much enjoyed our stay. The lobby was cozy and the fresh cookies and milk was a nice touch. The receptionist upgraded our room which was wonderful and unexpected. The room had a separate living room and kitchenette with small dining table. The bed was extremely comfortable and the bathroom was well appointed and clean. There was free coffee and tea in the lobby the next morning. There was valet parking available, but it was very expensive. Thankfully we found a parking garage nearby that was only $6/night on a Sunday. The exterior architecture of the hotel is quite beautiful and the location in downtown is excellent. I would stay here again.

We stayed here for a conference. The location is excellent, approximately a 5–7 minute walk to the conference center. The front desk staff were very helpful. However, the housekeeping staff did not perform well. The bathroom was not cleaned thoroughly. The gym is very small and lacks weight machines. The photos displayed online/ google reviews are misleading, as the actual bathroom did not match what was advertised. I regret staying here and would recommend choosing a different hotel.

We chose the Magnolia for it location near 16th street mall. We came down from Winter Park for my girlfriend's birthday. The check in was easy, the room was clean. We thought the tub had whirlpool jet as stated online, but it didn't. And we couldn't fill the tub via the normal way because the switch ( or whatever it's called ) was stuck or deliberately unuseable, so it took 25 minutes to fill from the shower head. No biggie. The safe was very confusing, and didn't work according to the instructions, but swiping my credit card opened it, so I did have access to what I locked inside. The breakfast restaurant was pricey, but delicious. Our one night stay was great though, and despite the small things, we do recommend the Magnolia as a great option gor under $250 a night. I do wish we didn't have to park on the street and wake up at 8am to feed the meter, but we did choose to stay downtown, and they didn't have any more parking for my large truck.

I travel to Colorado quite a bit for work, especially to Denver and Colorado Springs. Decent hotel options in downtown Denver are not especially plentiful these days, but one of my go to spots has been the Magnolia Hotel Denver, part of Marriott’s Tribute Portfolio. It is not luxurious by any means, but it is quite nice and always gets the job done. I have probably stayed here at least ten times, and as a Titanium Elite I have always been upgraded to a full one bedroom suite. The suites are quite large, and many even have fireplaces, which is a nice touch. Every time I stay here the staff are fantastic and often go above and beyond, as you can see in one of the photos I posted. I used to stay at the Brown Palace, but after that place started going downhill I generally switched over to this property. Is it modern and fully updated? No. But it is clean, very comfortable, and I never have any issues here. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a solid option in downtown Denver. It is right off the 16th Street Mall, which makes getting around very easy. And for those about to suggest the Cherry Creek hotels, yes, they are quite nice and more luxurious. I have stayed at most of t

OK, so this hotel is beautiful. A very nice historic building. Great customer service. Aesthetically very pleasing. The rooms are nice as well however, as you could see in the photos that I’m posting when you are laying in your bed, you’re 200 feet away from your TV. They really should’ve put the couch against the wall and put an entertainment center of some sort in the center of the room so when you’re laying in bed, you can watch TV comfortably. Other than that I highly recommend this hotel. I’m more of a modern hotel guy, but this hotel was a pleasant surprise.