Best Family Hotels in Denver

The Westin Westminster may not be in the most convenient location for Denver sightseers, but its ample conference space (more than 27,000 square feet) makes it a solid choice for business travelers. Guests also appreciated the close proximity to amenities and activities, including Westminster City Park, an AMC movie theater, Dave & Busters and Butterfly Pavilion, to name a few. While some described accommodations as comfortable, others couldn't help but notice a little wear and tear in some of the bathrooms and wished the rooms could be a bit bigger. Though the views of the nearby mountains earned a smile from more than just a few guests. The facilities received mixed reviews: Kachina (the in-house restaurant) gets a thumbs-up from some for its Southwestern fare while others found it to be just ok. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

Located in the trendy LoDo district – just a short commute from the Denver Art Museum and the Denver Center of the Performing Arts – The Westin Denver Downtown caters to business travelers and sightseers alike. This Westin branch makes you feel like royalty, boasting lavish amenities like in-room spa services, a rooftop pool and the chic Palm Restaurant, which serves up hearty portions of prime-cut steak. Previous guests describe the rooms as fairly standard for a Westin property, not that it's a bad thing: Guest rooms are furnished with signature Heavenly Beds, flat-screen TVs and large workstations. Members of the Marriott Bonvoy program can use their points to upgrade to a room with a private balcony (and views of the Rockies). Although they admit that The Westin Denver Downtown's rates are a steal given its location near Larimer Square, previous guests mention that parking here can be a pain.

This centrally located boutique property in the Uptown neighborhood has got both style and comfort down to a science. A heated rooftop pool and fully equipped fitness center are welcomed perks, while Randolph's Restaurant & Bar earns rave reviews for its contemporary American cuisine. Recent visitors also approve of the Warwick's rooms, which feature minibars, marble bathrooms (stocked with Gilchrist & Soames products) and private balconies (overlooking Denver's skyline). However, some visitors cite various extra fees (think parking and amenities) as things the hotel could improve. And as far as the customer service and location go — guests wouldn't change a thing.

Woolley's Classic Suites provides an all-inclusive atmosphere just 12 miles southwest of the Denver International Airport. The hotel's room rates include breakfast, parking, airport transportation, laundry service, Wi-Fi access, bottled water and evening cocktails. Aside from these perks, recent guests also appreciated the accommodations, which they described as spacious, clean and comfortable. All of the property's suites feature flat-screen TVs, Keurig coffee makers, minifridges, microwaves and bathrooms with separate tubs and showers. The rooms and service exceeded traveler expectations for an airport area hotel, with recent guests citing an accommodating staff and included benefits as reasons for return stays. If you're looking for something more than free light appetizers, you can order room service — which is also included in the room rate. In the mood for a sit-down dinner? The hotel offers an on-site restaurant that serves a menu of American classic cuisine. The property also features a fitness center and an indoor pool that are available to guests 24 hours a day. Plus, members of the STASH Hotel Rewards program can earn and use points here.