The Grand Hyatt Denver is the downtown choice for travelers who want full-service luxury with an indoor pool. The listing describes it as a luxury hotel near 16th Street with 516 rooms, a lobby fireplace and a coffee shop. Guests rate it 9.4 out of 10, labeled exceptional, from about 1,400 reviews, the highest score of the new hotels in this batch. Rooms feature premium bedding, pillowtop mattresses, down comforters, designer toiletries, HDTVs with premium channels, refrigerators and coffee and tea makers, and corner king rooms are listed. The on-site restaurant is Courier Kitchen and Bar, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and light fare, there is a bar, and 24-hour room service is available. The indoor pool and health club make it a winter-friendly base. Other listed amenities include a concierge, luggage storage, a porter, banking, free in-room Wi-Fi and an off-leash area for dogs. Dogs are allowed for $125 per pet per stay, and food and water bowls are provided. Breakfast and valet parking carry surcharges. Check-in starts at 4:00 pm with a minimum age of 21, and check-out is before 11:00 am.
The location is close to 16th Street and the Convention Center, and Coors Field and Union Station are nearby, according to the listing, which does not give distances. In practice this puts you within walking or free-shuttle range of most downtown attractions. The A Line from the airport to Union Station gets you close, and a short ride or walk completes the trip.
What you are paying for is service and consistency. The ratings suggest that the staff, housekeeping and rooms perform at a high level, and the 24-hour room service is a real plus for early flights and late arrivals. The indoor pool is a benefit in the winter, when Denver weather can swing from sun to snow in a day, and the health club means you do not need to find a gym. Corner rooms add extra windows and city views.
Expect downtown hotel pricing and extras. Valet parking and breakfast cost extra, and the hotel does not list self-parking details. The off-leash area and the $125 pet fee make it a practical choice for dog owners who want luxury. The Grand Hyatt is best for travelers who put service, a pool and a central location above design flair, and for business travelers and couples who want a quiet, comfortable base. If you want a boutique feel in LoDo, consider The Maven or the Crawford Hotel instead. Book a refundable rate if your plans might change, and compare packages that bundle parking or breakfast.
Why stay here
- ✓516 rooms near 16th Street
- ✓Indoor pool
- ✓Health club and gym
- ✓Courier Kitchen and Bar
- ✓24-hour room service
- ✓Concierge and porter service
- ✓Off-leash area for dogs
- ✓Near the Colorado Convention Center
Good questions
Does the Grand Hyatt Denver have a pool?+
Yes, the listing shows an indoor pool and a health club.
Are dogs allowed?+
Yes, dogs only, at $125 per pet per stay, with food and water bowls provided and an off-leash area.
How are the guest ratings?+
The property listing shows 9.4 out of 10, labeled exceptional, from about 1,400 reviews.
