It’s in a nice location close to a lot of restaurants and amenities.

The staff treats you like you’re a burden. The lobby turns into a bar that’s very crowded in the evening and you’ll have issues getting anything there. We were scolded and moved around the room several times by different employees with different ideas where we should stand while waiting for a seat. The windows in the room are huge but ours were directly across from apartments that you can see right into so you need to keep the blinds closed. The shower leaked horribly and there’s no where to put your suitcase in the room. Not for seasoned travelers but more gimmicky.

- Room was very clean - Very comfortable bed - The lobby is a very nice space to work in (available when Death and Co. isn't in service). Lots of natural light. - Espresso bar downstairs was good, and if you buy a drip coffee it comes with unlimited refills (use wisely)

- The iPad/sound system wasn't working in our room - We were only able to find 1 suitcase rack, that's miss for this category of hotel - Room was a little smaller than we expected and didn't have a desk - It's in the arts district which is a trendy area, but to us it didn't really feel like a walkable area

Too cool hotel marketed towards the younger crowd. Pleasant baristas/bartenders, with good offerings of drinks for both. Neat outdoor space, and mezz, (which no one was located in). Donut, bars, and hotdog place all within stepping distance outside hotel. Bluetooth speaker in room was ace- amazing sound quality, easy to connect to. Cool room design.

Amenities- where the heck is the ice machine for this hotel that encourages you to make drinks in room?

Great location in RiNo near lots of bars and restaurants. The aesthetic in the rooms is well done. Staff was very nice, from check in to valet and doorman.

The hotel doesn’t really have a lobby. The very busy bar and restaurant take up the whole lobby. It’s loud and hard to hear the employees checking you in. There was an almost constant group of people standing outside the door to get in the building and thankfully the door man made sure you were able to get through if you were a hotel guest. The room doesn’t have anywhere to put your bags or clothes. There are no dressers, no luggage rack, and only a couple of hangers. The sliding barn door on the bathroom didn’t stay closed.

The Ramble is a beautiful hotel with very cool style. Having Death & Co in the lobby was super cool. The RiNo neighborhood had a lot of great restaurants and shops to explore.

The rook itself was relatively small, though thoughtfully put together. The bathroom only has an exterior sliding door, so there isn’t much privacy. And the shower door was a bit awkward.

The hotel is beautiful and the staff were lovely. The location is great if you want to spend time in the RiNo area. It’s close to bars and restaurants.

The bed was very uncomfortable and soft. Felt like sleeping on a hammock. However, It’s crazy expensive for what is a standard hotel.

The staff was very kind and accommodating. Loved the interior design and the room was very nice. Great robes!

The only concern was the location but everything is a close drive and we are happy we stayed here.

The staff was attentive and friendly. They were very responsive to any requests. The lobby which is a bar was very active and created good energy. There is no actual restaurant, which would be nice, but you can eat in the bar. Fitness room is small but it is a boutique hotel

larger work out area. formalized dining for quieter space. rooms are a bit small with not much space for luggage.

The atmosphere of the Ramble Hotel and the polite, friendly staff. The room was quiet and comfortable. We loved the interior and exterior of the Ramble Hotel. Loved the easy access to the coffee bar and the beautiful hotel bar. Walking around the historic neighborhoods was a plus.

Loved the ambiance of the hotel bar/restaurant area. Staff was extremely friendly. Due to no fault of theirs, a drunk patron interrupted my check-in, and accosted my husband when he was unloading the car. The girl who was handling the check-in was mortified and could not apologize enough. She sent a bottle of champagne to our room with a note of apology from the hotel which was lovely. We had reservations for dinner at Death & Company as soon as we got checked in, and the manager came over to our table and apologized again for the drunk patrol and comped our adult beverages. They treated us so well; their customer service was over the top. The room was one of the nicest I've stayed in. Loved the board and batten wall, the large warehouse type window, the oriental rug and the artwork that wasn't typical hotel stock on the wall. The RINO district was so cool...the hotel is right in the middle of it, and even though it was 11 at night, had no fear of walking the area and admiring all the murals and checking out the restaurants and bistros to try to figure out where we were going to have breakfast.

There wasn't anything I didn't like!!!!