Hotel Teatro

We even stayed at the hotel yet, but the cancellation policy is literally one of the most ridiculous things I have experienced in my life. We booked two nights for the weekend of our wedding. I got a notification from my Credit Card company that the hotel was paid for, but no communication until two weeks later when a nice man named Jordan emailed to ask how my stay could be made even better.
We were really excited for our stay. This is an incredibly important weekend for us and having a nice hotel to kick back at seemed ideal. Then, as they do with weddings, a family issue came up and we realized we had to cancel one of our nights there. I figured this was no big deal and called the hotel. Rachael was very happy to assist me until we got to the subject of the cancellation when I was informed that I could cancel, but I would not receive a refund for the night I was to not stay there. I thought I had misheard her, I have been staying at hotels all over this country, and had never dealt with that in my life. She informed me there was nothing to be done, but that she would throw in a complimentary dinner for our stay. No thanks, Rachael, I think we will eat at our wedding reception.
Long story short, if you have a life that is subject to change, don’t book at the Hotel Teatro. I have no choice, but you still do.

My husband and I stayed here while in Denver and this hotel was absolutely amazing! We came here on our honeymoon to see a show at the Red Rocks and we’re very happy we decided to stay at the Hotel Teatro. They provided excellent service and even upgraded us to a king suite! The room was gorgeous, the showers were everything, and the location was perfect. We were close to many restaurants and bars so renting a car wasn’t necessary. The staff was extremely helpful and so friendly! I HIGHLY recommend this hotel to anyone visiting downtown Denver.

Extreme Cancellation Policy
I was going to book this hotel for a week stay in July for Gala Denver. Hotel requires payment in full at time of booking and payment is non-​refundable. That has to be the harshest policy I have ever seen. In life, so much can happen in 30 days to cause a cancellation. Once booked your money now belongs to them. Read the fine print!

I love Denver’s historic hotels like The Teatro, The Brown & The Oxford. I prefer the Teatro’s location the most because it is next door to the Denver Center of Performing Arts and close to Larimar Street with good restaurants. The 16^th Street Mall is only 2 blocks away and you can access the free shuttles on the mall up and down the mall. The Teatro offers a private SUV but I have never used it, I prefer to walk and Denver is a great walking city.
The rooms are small and I was upgraded to a Superior Room with a soaking tub. There is a small closet with bath robes and coffee maker. They even gave me a 14^th Street View which was nice to watch the people walk by below. The beds and pillows will ensure you have a restful and peaceful night’s sleep. I love the theatrical pictures in the rooms and hallways.
They don’t offer the complimentary wine hosted hour in the cellar anymore but there is a happy hour in The new Nickel restaurant. The fitness room is small but they offer $ 15 passes to The Colorado Athletic Club. Relaxing in the the Study is nice. I like the décor and like to sip coffee in the mornings there while reading emails. Valet is $ 39 a night. They offer complimentary wi-​fi and give you a code at check in. The service and staff is always friendly here.
I always book using Hotwire when I come to the city and I am thrilled when I get The Hotel Teatro. I had a wonderful night in the city and I will be staying next week at The Teatro again.

**4.5 The perfect place to get snowed in! Friendly and helpful staff, shuttle service, a decent gym and a nice restaurant on premises. It didn’t warrant a full 5 because I would have liked to have been able to purchase water and small snacks in the hotel. I had to walk to a 7 – 11 a couple of blocks away to do so. Also, the restaurant is great, but the menu is a bit limited and a bit pricey. But I loved the room (the Buddha head was the perfect touch!) and the overall feel of this hotel. And they happily extended my stay during the recent blizzard with no problem at all. I will definitely stay here again.

Nice enough staff and the included car service is nice but you can walk anywhere. The bar was closed when we checked in and our room was smaller than a broom closet located in between the elevators with a view of our neighboring buildings ventilation system.
Every attempt was made to make our stay more enjoyable but I’d still opt for the Grand Hyatt around the corner, you’re better off there.

Right in downtown Denver close to the action and by action I mean great restaurants and colleges. Nice people, great location. Historical building (I think?) that is elegant without being hipster or stuffy.
Surprised there was a giant Buddha head in my room though. That was a bit strange. The plumbing is showing its age, but I can overlook it for a few nights.
Definitely would recommend.

This is a nice, albeit small, hotel in the middle of Downtown Denver. The rooms are nice and clean and there are some luxury elements that balance well with the historical vibe of the hotel.
We stayed in a king suite. The room was on the small side. However, it did have a large soaking tub and a rainfall shower (very nice). There was also a mini-​fridge in the room.
I wouldn’t consider this a luxury hotel. But it’s far from a basic run of the mill Holiday Inn. This place definitely has charm and character.
If you want a place with historical charm that’s right in the middle of everything in Downtown Denver then this is your place. But if you value luxury over character then there is a Four Seasons across the street.

I was really impressed by this hotel. It is an older building but the décor is nicely updated and it was very clean. The lobby décor is very hipster steampunk driven with nice clean lines which made it a comfortable place to hang out. My favorite part was the crew of people who stood out front that opened the door for me every time I was near it. There is something about friendly people opening doors for you that makes you feel special. Great way to start the day! I also enjoyed the large soaking tub in my room. So relaxing!

I’m normally a chain-​hotel kind of girl, Marriott specifically, but this hotel was absolutely lovely! The décor was a sophisticated hybrid of modern meets traditional done well. The staff was nothing short of courteous and the location was walking distance to everything. The room was more than big enough for 2 people and the bathroom had a separate bath tub and shower. I’m pretty sad we only got to stay overnight.

Hotel Teatro is my new favorite hotel, period. The facilities are beautiful and inviting. The staff are down to earth, kind, and exceptionally hospitable. The location is excellent, and the beds/​pillows are like home but better.
I was enamored with the Hotel Teatro experience and can’t wait to come back. Do yourself a favor and stay here next time you are in Denver. You won’t regret it at all.
Lastly — if you want to run an excellent business, especially within the hospitality sector, Teatro is the place from which you should be taking notes.
Thank you, Hotel Teatro, for an A1 experience. We will be back!

Just as the stars state-​meh, I’ve had better. One of the worst boutique hotels I’ve stayed in. Barely any hot water. Housekeeping didn’t come until 3 when we left the room at 8. No amenities. Overall, just sucks. So many other choices in the area. Stay elsewhere

The best place we’ve ever stayed for Christmas. Felt just like home and the staff were fantastic. Totally would stay here again and again!

One of my favorite hotels I’ve ever stayed at. A and I spent a Saturday night here while visiting friends in the Denver area. I found this hotel on mistake and it quickly became my favorite.
The location is perfect. Walking distance from all major restaurants, stores and attractions. I highly recommend visiting Larimer Square. All you need to do is walk out of the hotel turn left, at the second light turn right and you are in the middle of all of the best restaurants/​bars around. Or you can have the hotel driver drop you off. Yes, this hotel has a driver that will drive you in an Escalate within a 2 mile radius of the hotel. Pretty nice touch.
The valet guys are amazing. They are always on point and make sure everyone is taken care. Everything from quickly bringing your car back to opening the door when you enter or leave the hotel.
Our room was great! We didn’t have much of a view but that was fine because we weren’t really in our room. We had a queen size bed which was very comfortable. We also had a couch, coffee table and a sitting chair. The bathroom was clean and very spacious.
Their wifi is free and works very well.
I really liked this hotel and we will probably stay here the next time we visit Denver.

One big, several small annoyances.
Beautiful hotel in perfect location. Comfortable bed.
However, the Teatro’s rooms are showing a lack of attention. Shower door doesn’t stay closed. Burnt out lights. Desk lamp doesn’t hold position. Plaster repair needed. Not all cable channels work (no ESPN game day!).
The big problem is the noise. Some rooms (like ours) face the outdoor HVAC. The old windows let the constant droning in. Avoid that side of the hotel until the new windows are installed. (A problem if you can’t take your hearing aids out at night. Not an option for us.)

Big pluses and one big minus. Hotel Teatro is one of our favorite hotels in Denver. It’s unique and stylish — boutique meets sophistication. We typically ask for a corner room to enjoy the downtown views from the 2 walls of windows. The bathrooms are gorgeous. Granite, glass shower, giant tub, huge vanity space, a separate vanity «for him»…very nicely done. Large desk and seating area too. And the front desk staff is impeccable.
This hotel is a 5 star with one exception. The room service is sub-​par. Horrific really. We ordered 2 sandwiches, a side salad, and 2 waters. One of the sandwiches was supposed to be a grilled cheese. It was 5 or 6 slices of completely unmelted Swiss cheese on a hamburger bun that was smashed in a crimper. It was inedible and unappealing in every way. And it was $ 90 with tip. Whoever made that grilled cheese is clearly unfamiliar with the concept. Never order it.

My boyfriend and I stayed at Hotel Teatro last week for a two day stay. We came in from Houston and had just a few days in Denver to vacation before our daughter is born. The first impression was great. The hotel looked clean from the outside and it was very clean on the inside. Downfall of the first impression is that it had a little weird smell to it. I believe it was just something odd that was cooked in the dining area by the front entrance. The staff was very friendly and helpful in getting us our room key without delay and greeting us with huge smiles.
Pros:
friendly staff
Comfortable bed
Safe environment
Clean room
Cons:
We had a small problem with the hotels shuttling as we were told we had an hour wait for a trip less than a mile and a half away.
Our room was 612 and when we went outside of our room on the first night, there were people outside on the balcony smoking weed that made the entire hall smell terrible.
Paid extra for a room with a view, did not receive it.
I would visit again if we were given a different room with an actual view.

I can’t recall if they officially fit the criteria for a 3, 4, or 5 star hotel. But when I googled a place to stay other than my usual (Brown Palace), just to be different, I found this in a search for 5-​star. «Hotel Teatro is distinguished as one of the „Top 10 Hotels in the World“ by Expedia, and Travel + Leisure Magazine ranks our Denver Hotel as one of the „World’s Best — Top 50 City Hotels of the US.“ In addition, Zagat Survey has awarded Hotel Teatro the highest rated Denver Hotel.» And I looooved it. What a great luxury boutique hotel! The restaurant was amazing. The service was amazing. The décor and the vibe… yes, amazing! And the location– love me some LoDo! Really, just check out their website. My review can’t do them justice. I’d go back in a heartbeat. Cheers!

I can’t overstate how much I loved this hotel! The service was amazing. Everyone we interacted with was super helpful and nice. From the valet to the reception desk to room service, every person at the hotel represented their company with the utmost professionalism and knowledge.
The hotel itself is absolutely beautiful. Decorated really cool and yet still intimate and warm. Loved hanging out by the fire in the library enjoying our complimentary beverage from the Wooden Nickel. We didn’t eat at the restaurant but the menu looks divine.
This place does an amazing job of being hipster cool yet also being totally accessible if you aren’t a hipster. (I am not)
Now… For the rooms… Simply beautiful. Elegantly appointed with an awesome 5 piece bath. I was really impressed. And the most important part– the bed. Oh my god, I don’t know if it’s JUST room 609, where we stayed, or not… but I would marry that bed if I could. It was the perfect mix of supportive yet soft. The sheets felt like skinny dipping in warm gulf waters. Seriously, I love that bed.
I wouldn’t say anything in the hotel is CHEAP, but I also would say EVERYTHING in the hotel is totally worth the money.
Hands down one of my favorite hotels to ever stay at.

This is a solid, independent, boutique hotel in downtown Denver.
Yes, the beds are comfy and the rooms are well-​appointed (they feature bathrooms that I’d kill to have in my own home — dat tub, doe! — and the shower… yes, the overhead shower with all that fantastic, warm, watery pressure…)
The real star of the Hotel Teatro show, however, is the staff… *so* friendly and kind. Opening doors, making sure I had everything I needed, going out of their way to be exceedingly but not annoyingly nice (which helped a very weary/​tired Rachel F shift perspective a bit and appreciate a lovely work trip/​city that I quite enjoying visiting despite said tiredness on this particular occasion). I had a fantastic conversation with one of gentleman manning the door the day of my departure, and thoroughly enjoyed the staff’s attentiveness and kindness through and through. Good job, you guys!
Of note: the gym area is perhaps the smallest I’ve yet encountered in a hotel, but despite its modest and tight set-​up, it gets the job done. (I got creative with weights and squats ON the treadmill, boom.)
Of additional note: this hotel is centrally located to downtown Denver as best I can ascertain, the 16^th St Mall is just a quick jaunt away and you’ll find coffee shops, restaurants, bars, and shopping galore.
Would I stay here again? Absolutely! Definitely a fan and happy to have been able to spend some time here during my most recent stay in Denver.