Denver Hotel Guide - Douglas County Off-leash Area hotels in Denver, United States of America.

"DO NOT GO - THEY WILL STEAL YOUR MONEY."

"The hotel was really good for the price, but I had a few complaints. 1. The TV in the room has built in Chromecast, but the instructions are no good. It tells you the wifi network to be on to connect to the Chromecast, but that network isn't an available option to sign your phone or other device onto. 2. The TV in the room appears to have a volume limiter set on it which I couldn't change. I understand why they would do this to keep you from disturbing other guests, but I was trying to watch a movie and some of the speaking scenes were so quiet I couldn't hear what they were saying even at the max volume limit the hotel set. That was extremely annoying! Just let guests use their own judgement with volume and if it's an issue for other guests then your staff can deal with it then. 3. I was visiting from Canada and I had a show I was watching through Netflix, but it was only available on the Canadian Netflix. I thought I'll just use a VPN right? Wrong, the hotel has put some sort of security on their wifi to prevent the use of VPNs. It seems like they just really want to control guests entertainment. I wasn't very impressed about that. 4. It was really nice to have the option to have a free breakfast and there were several options for food. The only problem is most of it didn't taste all that great."

"The breakfast was prepared in small batches, gone in minutes. Front desk staff isn’t friendly and lacking in customer service. BEWARE of hidden fees, don’t use room phone or be charged. $15 per night to park on hotel premises. Room service is provided after 3rd day of stay. "

"NEVER STAY AT THIS FACILITY ! This was the worst experience I have EVER had in attempting to stay somewhere while traveling - and I travel a lot! My plane got in on time, but the roads were super icy. When I arrived, the front desk was closed with a number to call. No one picked up and the "mailbox" was full. I had no idea what to do. I didn't dare go out again on the roads. I grab some cushions from the lobby and slept on the workout room floor. The next morning while attempting to check in, without checking my reservation, I was told by the manager that I was trespassing and he called the police. The police were great, but the manager's actions were beyond shocking. He didn't let me get a word in and he just hurled insults at me. He certainly does not understand the hospitality industry !!! AVOID THIS PLACE !!!!!"

"Pillows were really nice and bed was very comfortable. Room was clean and spacious. "

"Very friendly staff, great breakfast!"

"Note that hotels.com customers paying extra for mountain views may get south views over the pool that do not face the mountains, and that these rooms have 2 full size beds (not queens, as advertised). Also, it is a solid 20 minutes from Colorado Springs when there is no traffic, which is pretty rare. Aside from those critiques, it is a pretty new (as of March 2026) hotel with good sized and well-appointed rooms, quite good in-house restaurants (be sure to check out the 9th floor), nice little pool, and spectacular views from public spaces. No EV charging spots, and some of the front desk staff could be a bit salty for no apparent reason, but we had a comfortable stay overall."

"We loved our stay! The views are spectacular. I would have liked for the pool to be a little more heated. Not all of the pools were open though as we would have liked the adult pool. Overall, really enjoyed. The food at the Fortezza is top notch. Loved the unwind happy hour as well. We will be back for sure. "

"Friendly staff, hot tub was a plus, pet friendly, small discrepancy regarding housekeeping and billing, over all I enjoyed my stay. Kevin at the front desk was super helpful and kind. "