Savannah Suites-Arvada

This place is an absolute JOKE! See the pictures… need I say more. Booked online for my daughters 21^st birthday. Flew in from California and showed up to complete and utter filth. I refused to stay and Kim King, the manager explained that they only clean three times a day and I happen to come in RIGHT before they were going to clean! JOKE OF A PLACE! Including all employed. They make it IMPOSSIBLE to get a hold of anyone in charge. Needless to say, I am filing a lawsuit. They charged my card and are refusing to give me my money back.

So it was my birthday while I was staying at this hotel. Odd thing to mention yes? No. The staff here REMEMBERED IT WAS MY BIRTHDAY and gave me hugs and wished me a happpy one on that day. That’s how awesome the people that work here are and they should be commended for such. The room itself was nice, exactly what I needed and reasonably priced. It’s an extended stay type place which is exactly where I try to stay when on my business travels and they provided me with a kitchenette that was suitable to my needs. The drawbacks? Do not under any circumstances stay past check out time! I have a lot of stuff, and it takes the better part of an hour to bring it all out. I let the front desk know (at 10:50) that I would need more time to get my crap out because my body had finally adjusted to west coast time and I had overslept. No, they said, you have to pay for an extra night. Also, what is up with the parking in this place? There are a lot of us that drive vans and large cars for work. I’m good at driving my van, but I found myself doing a three hundred point turnaround due to lack of space, and then getting exhausted and leaving the van where it was when it was straight-​ish. I say straight-​ish because it was straight but not in the lines. And those were the straight parking spots! There were a number of spots that were closer to the building that were diagonal spaces, but the spaces faced away from the exit. So no matter who you are you had to do a three hundred point turnaround to get in to those. Way to confuse a New Englander who never had diagonal spaces growing up! I found myself parking farther and farther away as the two weeks that I stayed here went on. No joke, parking was that abysimal. All in all, I would stay here again. I just have to rememeber they have a no bull policy when it comes to checking out and you may as well park across the street than their own lot.

Looking at the picture is this hotel gave me the impression it was a really nice hotel at a decent price. What I could not tell by the picture was that this is in a really rough area of town.
I saw a crack addict sitting outside on the curb. I saw a pimp open the back door while one of his escorts rushed inside. Every time I walked through one of the side doors it was already intentionally cracked open. When we came back at night to go in for the night, it was even more apparent that the people and the area were a little rough. We contemplated going inside, and then just decided to check out the next day.

What a nice surprise. I have stayed at dozens of extended stay type hotels for decades and for the first time, it exceeded my most positive expectations.
If you know the typical extended stay locations, you probably expect it to be sleezy, outdated, in a terrible area with the worst staff and management.
Well I’m happy to report that from the minute I arrived I was treated like a VIP. It’s in a great area right between Arvada and Westminster, the rooms are not just clean, they are tastefully furnished and in great shape.
This is more like a high end hotel suite but I have to say, the best part of the hotel is the management and staff.
Libby was so friendly and helpful, addressing my every need. The assistant general manager has a wonderful personality while staying professional at the same time.
You have to see Savannah Suites to truly appreciate it and to think I stumbled upon it accidentally on my way to a mall.
Thank you Libby, thank you Annie, you run a class act and thank you Savannah, whoever you are.

We booked our rooms via phone with them 2 months ago. We arrived at the hotel after driving 20 hours only for them to inform us that they had overbooked their rooms for the week and that the only thing that they had available was a one bed room in the basement. We had booked a smoking 2 bed hotel room. We told her it was unacceptable as we were 2 grown men and we were not going to share a bed. She then said it was all they had and that if we didn’t like it, we could go elsewhere. We asked for her manager and she said she wouldn’t be in until tomorrow. We asked her if she could call her. She did and her manager told her that if we didn’t like it, we could go elsewhere. I asked her if this is how they always do business and she threw my ID at me in response. The hotel is a C– in amenities but it does the job but the attitude of the staff is terrible and they threw us out of their hotel because we wouldn’t sleep 2 adult men to a bed.
They also have an interesting policy on Pot that is not communicated anywhere online or over the phone. If they smell it on you or in your room or see you smoking it anywhere on their property, they will kick you out and not refund your money. That might work in the deep south but in Denver?
In review, sleeping in your car is better than staying in this dump.

This place was a dump! No wifi! No breakfast, no blow dryers, loiters all over the place! Dirty! Kitchenette is nice but no coffee with the coffeemaker!!! The two room beds were doubles! Miserable!

I myself have stayed here and had several friends who stayed here. No it’s not the cleanest place nor is it a five-​star hotel… But you do get what you pay for. They have relatively cheap, clean, easy to get to, rooms with kitchenettes available. If it’s not clean enough for you take a moment and clean it up yourself. At these prices you won’t find anything better.

I had a one night stay at the Savannah Suites in Arvada and I wish I had never booked here.
The check in process was simple enough and I was given the keys to my room. When I got in the room, this first thing I noticed was that the bed was really squeaky, I didn’t think much of it because I could normally sleep through it. I woke up during the night to use the restroom and when I walked in, I was greeted by a dead bug in the toilet. I ignored the bug and went back to sleep because I only had a few more hours left in my stay. When I got up to take a shower, I got into the shower and as I started opening up the shower curtain, I noticed that the previous guests wash cloth was still hanging on the inside of the shower curtain adorned with «short and curly» hairs and all. At this point I tried to finish my shower as quick as I could and started wondering how clean my room really was. I refused to touch anything in the room after that incident and left the hotel as quick as I could. Never again will I stay at this hotel or any other locations they may have and I would not recommend this place to anyone.