i loved the rooms, felt like i could live there and the hot tubs on top were exceptional.

i wish all the rooms had a projector screen we were excited for that part but didn’t get one. the roof top bar was closed because of winter, and the view from the room was not great, had to look at the building next to us. also ABSOLUTELY NO free parking, which was kind of ridiculous considering the money paid.

This hotel is stunning, great room and layout. The foyer is stunning, fireplace, puzzle set up for those staying, big kitchen in the middle. The shower was wonderful, soft bed and art EVERYWHERE! The self check in didn't work, but someone was there to help me so that was lovely as it was about 9:30/10pm by the time I got in. A few staff members gave off the energy that they were "too cool" and didn't come across super friendly .. but that was only 1 or 2, everyone else was lovely.

We loved the design, location, hospitality and vibe of this cool but fabulously comfortable hotel. It's a two-minute walk from 38th&Blake, a transit station on the A train route from the airport into the city, so we were able to use public transport for our whole trip, and explore the local up and coming RiNO neighbourhood on foot. The Catbird room design is very clever and spacious - recessed lighting, a sophisticated level of tech controls, and built in furniture below the bed platform plus a couch and a fully stocked kitchenette. Very bespoke, a real USP. And an absolutely fabulous bathroom! The downstairs lounge is a great place to hang out - lots of different lounge spaces to choose from to sit and enjoy the complimentary breakfast or just hang out at any time of day. A rooftop hot tub with mountain views and a microbrewery with great pizza right across the street just complete the experience. Finally, the staff were brilliantly friendly and made us feel so at home. We researched several hotels and are really pleased we picked here and will stay here again on our next trip to Denver.

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Very spacious rooms, cleverly designed, cosy and comfortable, very chic as well. Vanity mirror in the bathroom and manual for the dishwasher (I know) would be smth to add :) Other than that I had a very good time there. Personel, from front desk to housekeeping and maintenance are exceptionally friendly and helpful. Take note that this location, while in the hip RiNo district, is not close to downtown - however, Coors Field is a 20min walk away and there’s a train station right by the hotel that takes you Downtown or to the airport.

Nothing, really. Breakfast is not really what European guests are used to from European hotel breakfast buffets, but then again I definitely have to say, having travelled the US a lot, that this breakfast was better than anything I have ever seen there.

We love CatBird more and more each time we come to Denver for a show or other event. There is every single amenity you can imagine, really. Parking was challenging the first time, and has been a piece of cake ever since. Add to all of this the quirky artistic vibe, and there's always undoubtedly a reason we keep coming back!

When we came most recently on a Sunday evening, we'd been accustomed to our Saturday night stays and having the option of dinner and drinks upstairs at their lovely rooftop. I was surprised to discover that the restaurant upstairs actually has very limited hours; understandable, but something to note if you're planning ahead!

It's a simple breakfast that's included but good for a light appetite. Choice of parfait, soaked oats, fruit cup or egg sandwich. My brother opted to go out elsewhere close by. We liked the rooftop seating area for enjoying beverages and snacks that we brought with us. There are lots of eating and drinking spots close by. Most seem to be beer, pizza and brew pub type fare. We enjoyed walking around admiring all the murals. Soda water dispensars!

$52 valet, $30 offsite, or free street parking that's a little unnerving. Early morning noisy traffic. The room layout is creative but a little awkward with closet under the bed, low cabinets and dismounting from the bed.

Great location in the RiNo area, and only a few minutes walk to the train station. The place was clean, and felt roomy. Spacious bathroom. Inclusion of washing machines and dryers was a bonus. Nice to have kitchen amenities - a bit small, though enough for what we needed for a few days. Breakfast was great, and staff were generally pretty friendly and helpful. Easy checkout process.

Not necessarily a negative, though a note that the housekeeping schedule is infrequent - around weekly? Not a lot of space around the bed, which might make it hard to move around. Underbed storage is neat in principle and we only used them a bit, though a bit short in height and is a bit heavy to move.

Hands-down the most modern and high tech place we’ve stayed at (and there have been hundreds). The rooms are ridiculously cool— cabinet doors that open to fridge, freezer, dishwasher…. And a room darkening shade that doubles as a projection screen! (Ceiling mounted projector for streaming services.) You can do everything without interacting with a human (if you’re tech savvy), but I found everybody on the staff to be absolutely delightful.

All doors to the building are inaccessible except the one marked “Red Barber” (which apparently is not a barbershop, but the name of the rooftop bar which is rarely open). Could the entrance be more obtuse? The immediate area is bland and ugly, but cool stuff can be found a few blocks away (especially heading toward downtown).

Very well thought out and designed room. Great bed, large and comfortable. Very cleverly fitted out with everything you might need. Modern, cool , styling. I enjoyed watching TVin bed. The hotel works hard to provide social moments like drinks in the bar and breakfast and this makes for a nice relaxed and friendly feeling. Great toiletries.

It’s a lively place. I could hear Road noise and the party one night on the roof terrace. It was only low background noise and it didn’t bother me but it might if you were a super light sleeper. The only other niggle for me was that the sofa was a bit utilitarian and not really well positioned against the wall to watch TV or have a coffee - so in theory there was seating but it didn’t work for me.

I thought the room had a nice layout and the bed was comfortable.

The location it wasn't real easy to get around and the check-in process was not good, the screen did not explain exactly how to do it. check out was easier. the front desk wasn't exactly friendly nor very helpful. The cost of the room was way to much, you advertise happy hour and then the front desk didn't act like they knew about it. No grocery store close buy just a run down bar across the street. You should offer some type of shuttle for drop offs like downtown Denver or something.