Review: Ritz-Carlton Denver
Front-side of the keycard
Welcome back to Brooke In The Air
This week we’re reviewing the Ritz-Carlton hotel of Denver. Having just stayed there, it’s fresh in my mind.
Ritz-Carlton Denver, a luxury 5-Star hotel
Room type: King room
City view
Cost: 2,200 USD for 3 nights
Rating: 3.5/5.0 stars
Traveler: Solo trip
Destination: Denver, Colorado
Spa: 600.00 USD
Outside of the Ritz-Carlton hotel
Welcome screen on the TV in the room
Description: Not bad, really, but disappointing for a 5-star hotel. The services were available but were not actively proffered. The spa was utterly fantastic!
The hotel food was lackluster and focused on steak over anything else. They had other types of food, obviously, but steak was in plentiful abundance over anything. The housekeeping staff was amazing and on top of their game.
The entry of the spa.
The spa and spa experience truly made the hotel! I was blown away and felt truly relaxed afterwards. The selections are endless. Though nothing is free.
The room quality was very good and spacious; larger than most hotels' suites. The in-room bar and mini-fridge were not free despite being labeled an "honor bar." I'm not cheap.
I have no issue paying. My issue is the deceptive marketing of the honor bar.
The room's furniture was not cheap, but it did appear tacky with the illusion of being of quality.
The view was impressive, though. Overall, unless you’re a sports fan, I'd pick a different hotel.
Top Overall Score: 3.5/5.0
See my complete and thoerough review on my YouTube Channel
Relaxation Lounge in the Ritz-Carlton Spa 5.0/5.0
Entry to the spa’s hot tub, 5.0/5.0
Amenities found in the hotel. Philosykos brand.
