The hotel is great. Very chic, old era vibe yet very clean. The room was spacious, beautifully decorated. The bed was soft and the bathroom area was well planned. We traveled as a group and they were very accommodating. We had dinner at the hotel restaurant and it was fairly priced, service was impeccable and the food was great to the last bite. After dinner, we shared laughs in the hotel lobby, waiting for the ghost of Maude. We didn't get to meet her but we enjoyed hearing her story.

You can tell this is a newer hotel. I was last in this city and stayed at the Hyatt Place Garden of the Gods and for sure this hotel USA refreshing site. Valet parking downstairs is nice to just drop off your keys to attendant. The price though not so much at $29 a night. There are couple big parking garages down the street. The breakfast is your typical HP offering but did like their cheese omelette and bacon. Lots of seating and they do refill the food quite often. The room reminded me of the newer HP hotels like the Kent Island one in Maryland. Zero complaints. Big desk and good wifi, important feature when doing work! Got a great view of downtown with the mountain backdrop. If you arrive late like past 10pm and hungry, it's slim pickings around here. We found one bar thankfully down the street called Gasoline Alley. Opened till midnight. Typical sports bar food offering - burgers fries and lots of beers on tap. It hit the spot.