Location:
The Monaco hotel is situated in downtown Denver close to 16th street which is where you want to be as a tourist eager to explore Denver's downtown.
Lobby and front desk:
The hotel is build in an old railway exchange building from 1917. The lobby also looks historic. The choice of colours and furniture is unique with many different and strong colours in stripes along with other patterns. It may sound confusing but it works very well in the Monaco Hotel.
The check-in service was kind and charming making you feel welcome at the hotel.
The rooms:
We were very impressed with our double room. Alone, the size of the room was very impressive when you consider th
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The Monaco hotel is situated in downtown Denver close to 16th street which is where you want to be as a tourist eager to explore Denver's downtown.
Lobby and front desk:
The hotel is build in an old railway exchange building from 1917. The lobby also looks historic. The choice of colours and furniture is unique with many different and strong colours in stripes along with other patterns. It may sound confusing but it works very well in the Monaco Hotel.
The check-in service was kind and charming making you feel welcome at the hotel.
The rooms:
We were very impressed with our double room. Alone, the size of the room was very impressive when you consider that the cost of space is higher in a city like Denver. The rooms consists of a quite long hall of 3-4 meters with a bathroom to the right and an oversize wardrobe closet to the left.
The rooms have a more modern feel than the lobby but they have kept the strong colours and stripes which again works very well. It seemed to us that every room had a slight twist in terms of colour and design - a unique feature. Another unique feature was that the rooms came with a gold fish.
Room facilities:
The rooms were equiped with a fax machine, high speed internet access, and the possibility to play Nintendo games along with a selection of the newest movies.
Needless to say the rooms were very clean and nice.
Between 5pm-6pm you could enjoy free wine in the lobby. It seems that you were welcome to drink as much as you would like, however 2 glasses were more than enough as a predinner drink.
Facilities:
The hotel has meeting facilities if needed. The hotel also has an Italian restaurant called Panzano. It looked very nice but we didn't try it.
The Monaco hotel in Denver has thought about many small details and the hotel comes very close to perfection. I couldn't find anything to complain about.
I have never been as impressed with a hotel on this price range. I can't recommend it enough if you are going to Denver.
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