Hotéis em Wheat Ridge

We have enjoyed the staff and the wonderful breakfast at the most excellent hotel in golden co

We stayed here last night with our adult children and their plus ones. The hotel is 30 minutes west of DEN and right off I-70. Our flight did not get in until 11:30 PM, so we arrived quite late. Arrival and check-in were seamless. Rooms very nice, with sink outside toilet and shower room - very convenient when sharing with another couple. Beds were VERY comfortable, temp easy to regulate, blackout curtains allowed us to sleep in, fridge and microwave, coffee in lobby. Breakfast was the usual waffles, yogurt, dry cereal, muffins with the added bonus of beautiful bakery bread sliced thick, scrambled eggs cooked perfectly and very tasty sausage!! I don't usually eat a lot for breakfast but did not resist. Coffee is Colombian and quite good, too. This is a keeper.

Facilities are newer and well kept. I have zero complaints admit my stay here. Honestly, it exceeded my expectations. Unfortunately, I woke up to late for the breakfast or I'd comment on that as well.

Everybody has been really nice to us here so far. This is a great location with a hardware store on the property. There are a gas station, taco bell, and if you are here on vacation, they have an outdoor and ski equipment store, all right across the street. It is perfectly centered in between the beautiful Rocky mountains and the Mile High city of Denver Colorado. Everybody has been really nice to us here so far. This is a great location with a hardware store on the property. There are a gas station, taco bell, and if you are here on vacation, they have an outdoor and ski equipment store, all right across the street. It is perfectly centered in between the beautiful Rocky mountains and the Mile High city of Denver Colorado.

I travel with two kids and a dog so Motel 6 is a standby for me. Some are better than others. This one is TERRIBLE. We got our room then realized there were lots of sketchy people hanging around outside. A woman wandered over and asked MY SON for cigarettes. Then I saw what I can only presume to be **********s coming in - women in scanty skin tight dresses. I went to the office, they were inside, having long conversations with the desk clerk and were clearly well known. I do not judge these women - many are trafficked many just choose this lifestyle. I don’t want them parading around in front of my kids. Why isn’t Motel 6 doing more to stop trafficking of women and minors on their properties??? I go back to my room. It’s late. I’m tired. The door locks. I think we will be fine and just find a new place the next day. But oh no. This location is the gift that keeps giving. The bedding was grungy and stained. We are in a pandemic and the website says they are taking extra care to clean but the light switches had grime and dirt all over them. They clearly had not been cleaned in years. It’s okay though. I used cleaner I had in the car to spray the room down (with COVID, I planned to sanitize any room regardless of where we stayed. I brought our own linens for the same reason and put them on top of the beds and again thought, it’s late, I’m tired. It will be okay. Then we realized the sink will not drain at all. By then it was 10pm. We had unloaded the car. I wanted to sleep. By midnight people were pounding on our door and scared me awake. Ignored it. Went back to sleep. Again at 1am the same thing. I called the front desk. The agent was rude and HUNG UP ON ME. Just do not stay here. This Motel 6 goes on my “sh*ttiest dumps in America” list. Corporate Motel 6 - you are like the McDonald’s of road trips - reliably affordable, family and friendly and usually clean and safe. Stop allowing horrible locations like the one in Wheat Ridge, CO to exist. I only ask for a clean, safe bed so my expectations are “functional.” This place is NOT FUNCTIONAL.

With a stay at American Motel in Wheat Ridge (Arvada Plaza Area), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Coors Field and Empower Field at Mile High. This motel is 8.6 mi (13.9 km) from Colorado Convention Center and 9.2 mi (14.8 km) from Union Station.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, a banquet hall, and a vending machine.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, laundry facilities, and ATM/banking services. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 138 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms with shower/tub combinations are provided. Conveniences include desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

I’ll be fair; it’s not all bad, but here’s my summary up front: Don’t expect typical Holiday Inn Express experience if you choose to stay here, in the cleanliness or the service, you’ll get neither. Good stuff: Breakfast was generally good and is a big perk to staying at HIE. This is really what is saving this particular place in my opinion. Soaps and supplies are pretty good. Dove soaps-nice! -unless you need replenishment. Water pressure is tremendous if you are into that. TV works like it should. AC keeps you nice and cool on hot days. Location right off Interstate. Bad stuff: We stayed 4 nights so know this was not just a “had a bad day,” but consistent things we dealt with. Pool is nasty. NASTY. My son tried it for 5minutes and that was enough. Stuff on the floor of the pool (peeling? Dirty?) ladder out was clearly needing fixed/replaced. Around pool area were gas cans out in the open, and what appeared to be random parts of broken luggage carts. And other stuff. (Side note: why is it so hard to get a HIE with a working, decent pool? Out of many we have used, I can remember 1 that was not being fixed or dilapidated.) Stuff was out there even on day 3 of stay. See pic TP. Who needs a holder? Ours was broken before we arrived. Reported it right away. It’s still broken when we left day 4. So we just dealt with it. And when you’re running low you got to find someone and tell them to get you more. It’s hard to find someone sometimes to do this. Shower curtain had mold growing. Told staff on day 2. Replaced on day 3. Way to go but how about a protocol for prevention? Bathroom door locked but unlocked by wiggling. That’s a little too easy in my opinion. Supplies: I almost went down the street to Target to buy some washcloths. It seemed it was pretty hard to get them. We didn’t have enough towels (including washcloths and hand towels) to start. We would ask for more but it always seemed to be the excuse of “we are washing those” “we don’t have enough” “I only have enough towels for ppl in this other room because they are a ‘stayover’” (I was a stayover too). Sometimes we’d get a pool towel mixed in (because why not? No one’s using the nasty pool!) It was a hodgepodge many times. And we ALWAYS had to ask. We asked to have our room made up 3 total times. Out of those 3, we received the service once. When we get back once after 5:30 and asked about the missed service, they said there was no one to do it, and they ran up towels and took our overflowing trash away. Sketchy surroundings: a lot of homeless ppl around here. A very sketchy motel to the south (makes this HIE look amazing by comparison) is frequented by police, the homeless, and an interesting cross-section of humanity. We had no incidents, but we didn’t ever set out on foot anywhere but to the van, and never late at night. Not the place to just take a walk/jog). Sign frequently put up in lobby “be back soon.”Witnessed several arriving guests over 4 days gree

This hotel has explicitly discriminatory, transphobic policies around bathrooms. I stayed at here during a work trip where I was assisting operations for a conference. Our group had several gender non-conforming participants, myself included, some of whom do not feel comfortable using the men's/women's rooms and would prefer access to an all gender bathroom. I tried to seek out this accommodation for myself and our conference participants during my stay here. During this process, I was notified by a hotel associate the hotel does not provide access to all gender bathrooms and can only have public restrooms that accommodate men and women. She went on to indicate, ”guests who do not wish to use either restroom may use the restrooms in their rooms.” She cited hotel policy as the reason for this lack of accommodation. I am not a Colorado resident but I do know that Colorado's anti-discrimination laws guarantee equal access to public accommodations regardless of disability, race, sex, sexual orientation, gender (including transgender status), etc. In Colorado, it is unlawful for a place of public accommodation to refuse, withhold from, or deny individuals in any of the above listed classifications the full and equal enjoyment of the goods, services, etc. offered by the place of public accommodation. Asking gender nonconforming people to use the single stall restrooms or restrooms in their rooms is not an equal accommodation and is in fact discriminatory under Colorado state law. This hotel has explicitly discriminatory, transphobic policies. Do not stay here.

I am a diamond member of Choice Hotels. At the start of summer and end of summer, we travel coast to coast and stay at a Choice Hotel. In this case, it was the Comfort Inn Denver Central. WHAT A DUMP! I have never, ever, checked into a hotel and been met by a ”staff” member who did not smile, did not welcome me, and was probably dreaming of being somewhere else. Did not even thank me for being a loyal member AND TOOK a full 10 minutes after charging my credit card to assign a room. It took so long I had to ask if there was a problem? He mumbled and said no. We were assigned Room 602. What a dump! Worn our furnishings, the bathroom sink took over 20 minutes to drain, the toilet tank was 12” away from the wall, and one of the bedside lamps were plugged in clear across the other side of the wall where the electrical cord was exposed and subject to tripping. Very unsafe! In the general area of the hotel and parking lot, safety is basically non-existent. We were careful were to park our car overnight. If you are traveling and looking for peace and quiet. this is not the place for you. It is family-oriented on a budget where kids are running, screaming, and making a joke in the elevators. STAY AWAY FROM THIS HOTEL BECAUSE IT MAKES MOTEL 6, A FIVE-STAR HOTEL!

With a stay at Apple Inn and Suites in Wheat Ridge, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Coors Field and Empower Field at Mile High. This motel is 8.6 mi (13.8 km) from Colorado Convention Center and 9.1 mi (14.7 km) from Union Station.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, a picnic area, and charcoal grills.Featured amenities include a business center, a 24-hour front desk, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 45 air-conditioned rooms featuring Smart televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with showers are provided. Conveniences include desks, and housekeeping is provided on request.