Highlands Ranch hotel guide. Drury Inn & Suites hotel in Highlands Ranch, Denver

"Plumbing fixtures were quirky. sometimes we had to let the water run a long time to become cool enough to use.Weird! Lavatory faucet was stiff and hard to adjust for both temperature and flow. Denver may be facing a critical water situation. Time to get with the program!"

"Love the service!"

"Always a good spot to start before an early flight. Convenient, quiet, comfortable. "

"The facility and room were very clean. The staff from room cleaning to the kitchen to the front desk were great. They all seem to really focus on doing a customer friendly service. The only downside was in the room where the height of the toilet is very low ( I know that only applies to seniors) and the sink faucets are too close to the sink to allow hand washing without hitting the sink itself. Also, the shower did not have rightly placed grab bars to help stabilize you. Finally, the tub didn’t drain very well while taking a shower. All this aside, we enjoyed our stay primarily because of the staff and great breakfast."

"I was amazed at the size of the room plus a balcony so it certainly is a reward to stay just a little way from downtown Room was very clean, bed was comfortable and was very quiet at night . No shouty people in corridors . The neighborhood is equally quiet no rowdy crowds turfed out of bars in the wee hours of the morning The hotel is in a (growing) residential area but a 7/11 , a liquor store and several restaurants are just a couple of blocks away, Maps is your friend. The streets around the hotel are safe The walk downtown is pretty easy a couple of blocks and you’re at Broadway, take 17th Street and you’re at 16th and the free bus that takes you all the way to Union Station The walk back though, beware of that hill 😀"

"Great place to stay"

"Room was clean, dogs allowed so you could hear a few barking but not that bad. The breakfast was fine."

"Great stay at a reasonable price. "

"Very small room, room was neat and common areas neat. It is a vertical building 22 floors with just two elevators. One major issue - they have central air conditioning and our room got to 65 degrees at night. The thermostat in room does not work and you have to call reception to send in someone to manually turn off the cooling. Not ideal at all. "