Ramada Denver Downtown

I had a great 3 night stay at the Ramada. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel is very close to the Ogden Theater and the Fillmore Auditorium... great place to stay if you are in town to see a show at either of these venues.

Stayed one night last weekend and stayed in one room and saw mice in the room on 3rd floor water pressure in the shower hardly came out so I would not recomend this hotel to anyone the location is great and had a great view of Denver and the beds were not the best and the TVs are like 50 years old the staff there was nice and if u want to party it's a good spot but not too clean on the 3rd floor

The motel is a little older, but my room was very nice and clean, and the bed was great. They offered a basic breakfast (you pay), and it was also good. The street outside had a bit of a homeless issue, so I really did not want to walk around much, excepting the really excellent Irish Pub / restaurant that was across the street. I will go back to this motel and the Irish Pub!

As the name would lead you to believe, this Ramada does not actually reside truly downtown. The immediate surrounding area is sketchy and filled with bums. Currently we are trying to capture a small mouse that has been running around our room...i think that says enough.

It was pleasant for the most part. Decent location and great shuttle service. Price was good too. Neighboring people were noisy but were quickly quieted by staff.

The bed is comfortable and it's near downtown. But the airplane is far away.

First off, I felt bricked into my room. There was a pane of glass alright for a window, but there was a big loud heating unit directly on the other side - not one speck of sunlight. It was located right up next to the window so I got to listen to the thing turn off and on. I mentioned it to the night desk person the first night, but nothing was done about it. That room should be half price or very cheap and patrons should be notified up front. Second, there was no parking. When I pay for a hotel, I expect to be able to park. Since it was in a highly urban area there was no place to park. I drove around in circles for 45 minutes and settled on a place at least 6 blocks away. That's ridiculous. I was told there was a party and that parking would be available after 10:30. There was a party and I could hear it in my room on the second floor. The next day I ran to get my car and bring it back so I could load up and sure enough there was no parking again. It is very inconvenient when you have bags that you have to haul to your car. Last, the shower temperatures fluctuated and the toilet stopped working. I think it might be an okay place to stay, but for me, there was no value in staying at the Ramada Downtown.

It was great, my Australia friends loved it. It's a good place for young adults that want have a good night in Denver and carry on the party back at the room. The place is cheap and and close to the city. I can't believe I haven't reached the minimum of this stupid tight up I mean the place was a typical hotek

Everything was really great and we were only 2 blocks away from the theatre where the concert we were in town to attend is located.

The Ramada Downtown Denver is a good value for the price. There were decent amenities like a coffee maker in the room. The hotel was within good proximity from downtown and, unlike the glitzier hotels in the heart of the city, this place was much more affordable but still within walking distance of major attractions. Being on Colfax Street also means that you're within a multitude of stores and restaurants.