I stayed for three days/four nights on a work trip.
The parking in the front is preety horrible. Lots of parking for handicapped or platinum members, but not a lot of spaces for regular guests. There seemed to be a lot of work trucks, too, which was odd.
The staff was okay. You could tell they were there to do a job. Not particularly friendly or welcoming, just get it done and that was it.
I liked the room I was in. It was decent. Bed was a decent king size. Nothing spectacular.
I liked that there was a kitchenette. I brought food with me to save money and not eat out. Ended up using the microwave more than anything. No pots, pans, utensils, or dishes, so bring those. If I stayed longer, I would have opted to bring mine.
There were a few issues. The elevator stopped working the second day. Had a rather heavy bag I had to haul up and down stairs on a bad hip, which I wasn't happy about. The hallway smelled like pot even though its supposed to be a no smoking hotel. The back door to the hotel wasn't particularly secure and wasn't locked after 10 pm. There was noise from some of the longer term guests, but nothing horrible. A spider crawled out of the drain when I went to take my first shower.
King Soopers is nearby, some decent food chains, and it's close to my workplace. It's definitely a two-star hotel in a shabby neighborhood.
