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Colorado Suite Hotel Reviews

Whether traveling for leisure or for business, you'll appreciate Biz-stay.com's Colorado Suite Hotel Reviews. Our anonymous reviewers have stayed at 8 hotels in Denver, Boulder/Longmont, Colorado Springs, Eagle, Grand Junction & Durango. (For a comprehensive directory, see Biz-stay.com Colorado Extended Stay.) In the reviews below, we provide unbiased ratings, room photos and rate information.   Denver 3 hotels reviewed in August 2005     Boulder/Longmont   Hawthorn Suites - Longmont (northeast suburb of Boulder), was found on Biz-stay.com's Boulder Area Suite Hotels page. It was reviewed in July 2006. Our 2-bedroom/2-bath suite with full kitchen and fireplace was booked online at a nightly rate of $149 (weekend). Hawthorn Suites - Longmont met expectations for an upscale extended stay hotel chain. Decor: Room was nicely decorated with typical hotel decor. The hotel layout is like an apartment complex. Rating of 4 (on scale of 1 to 5). Lighting: Lots of lights, but they were all fairly dim. Rating of 3. Comfort: Very roomy suite, with large bathrooms. Beds were firm, and not as high quality as others, but still reasonably comfortable. Rating of 4. Upkeep: Rooms were very clean and grounds were nicely landscaped. Rating of 5. Service: Check-in & out went smoothly. But staff did not interact much with guests. For example, we were not informed of the amenities or food service available. Rating of 3. Breakfast: Not a very large selection, but items were kept stocked and the eating area was spacious. Rating of 4. Other: Overall a nice hotel, but no one really went out of their way to make sure our stay was pleasant. The suite was actually two rooms. The largest was like a studio suite, with kitchen, living area, king size bed and large bathroom. The adjoining bedroom had 2 double beds and another large bathroom. Lobby Kitchen Living Area     Colorado Springs   AmeriSuites (now Hyatt Place) - Colorado Springs, near Garden of the Gods, was found on Biz-stay.com's Colorado Springs Suite Hotels page. It was reviewed in August 2005. Our suite with two double beds and a sofabed was booked online at a nightly rate of $108.75 (midweek). AmeriSuites Colorado Springs exceeded expectations for a moderate suite hotel chain. Decor: The hotel was beautifully decorated. Rating of 5 (on scale of 1 to 5). Lighting: Nicely lit in our room and throughout the hotel. Rating of 5. Comfort: There wasn't anything exceptional about the room, but it was comfortable. There were 2 double beds separated from a sofa bed and kitchenette by a partial wall. The bathroom was small and simple. The sink was out in the bedroom and the bathtub & toilet were behind a door. This was convenient for getting ready in the morning. Rating of 4. Upkeep: Hotel and suite were extremely clean and well maintained. Rating of 5. Service: The service was outstanding. The desk clerk did everything possible to make our stay a pleasant one. Rating of 5. Breakfast: The breakfast was excellent with hot & cold cereal, juice, bagels, muffins, pastries, fresh fruit, hardboiled eggs, scrambled eggs, sausage, and batter to make your own waffles. Rating of 5. Other: Onsite, there were a heated outdoor pool and a spacious workout room with machines and free weights. Bedroom Area Desk Living Area     Eagle   Suburban Hotel (now Silverleaf Suites) in Eagle (west of Vail) was reviewed in August 2004. Our studio with 2 double beds was booked through Biz-stay.com's Vail - Beaver Creek - Eagle page at a rate of $69.99. (This is actually a low rate for such an expensive area.) Suburban Lodge is an extended stay hotel, so travelers get significant discounts for longer stays. For example, the rate for a stay of 7 days was only $42.28/night. This particular Suburban Lodge met expectations for a budget chain: Decor: Outdated, but well-coordinated. Rating of 3 (on scale of 1 to 5). Lighting: Lighting was dim in room and hallways. Rating of 2. Comfort: Beds were firm, pillows flat. Blankets and sheets seemed old and worn. Climate control was poor. Rating of 2. Upkeep: First given a room with a musty, mildewed smell. Were given a new room, but it wasn't much better. At least, the room and halls looked clean. Hinge was broken on kitchen cabinet. Cracked bathroom faucet. Rating of 2. Service: Very friendly. Rating of 4. Breakfast: None Other: Kitchenette was minimally equipped. Very little counter space. Small 19" TV.     Grand Junction   Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites - Grand Junction was found on Biz-stay.com's Grand Junction Suite Hotels page. It was reviewed in August 2005. Our two-bedroom suite with one king bed and two queens was booked online at a nightly rate of $122.55 (high season). Holiday Inn Express Grand Junction exceeded expectations for a moderate suite hotel chain. Decor: Nice large mirrors above tables, beautiful wall hangings. Decorated more like a home with attractive furniture and wallpaper. Rating of 4 (on scale of 1 to 5). Lighting: Nicely lit. Area by door had a bright light. Rooms were lit well with bright lights at table and desk. Rating of 4. Comfort: Very good, comfortable beds. They were more on the firm side, but still nice. Rating of 4. Upkeep: Very clean. Looked like a brand new hotel. Rating of 5. Service: Staff was very helpful and friendly. They were familiar with the area and offered recommendations on where to go for dinner and shopping. Rating of 4. Breakfast: Expanded continental breakfast with pastries, breads, French toast, waffles, eggs, drinks, employee working breakfast area was very pleasant and kept food well stocked. Rating of 4. Other: Attractive lobby area with pool, hot tub and fitness area. Hotel is in a quiet area of town, but very easy to get to. Suite had no living room or kitchen, but one of the bedrooms had a wet bar area with mini refrigerator and microwave. Bedroom 1 Bathroom Desk Area in Bedroom 2     Durango   Quality Inn & Suites - Durango was found on Biz-stay.com's Durango Suite Hotels page. It was reviewed in August 2005. Our large room with four queens was booked online at a nightly rate of $143.10 (high season). Quality Inn & Suites Durango met expectations for a moderate suite hotel chain. Decor: The room was decorated in a neutral traditional style. Nothing special. Rating of 3 (on scale of 1 to 5). Lighting: Lighting was good. There were lights by each bed, and overhead lighting as well. Rating of 4. Comfort: This place was nice. There were 4 comfortable queen beds in the room with a large table in the center. The room had a lot of furniture in it, but it still felt roomy. There was a very large closet. The bathroom was plain but nice. The toilet and shower/bathtub were separated from the sink and counter area with a door, which made it convenient when we were getting ready in the morning. Rating of 5. Upkeep: The room was well stocked, clean and well maintained. Rating of 4. Service: Service was about average. Rating of 3. Breakfast: The continental breakfast was very well stocked and delicious. The decor in the eating area was attractive. It was like a mini buffet restaurant. There was syrup on each table, etc. Rating of 4. Other: Onsite are an indoor pool & spa, sauna, fitness room and coin laundry. Oversized Room Microwave/Refrigerator Dining Table

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