Aurora Hoteller

The location and the hot breakfast were the only things good. The rooms were tidy, but the walls and amenities were overall filthy. I was surprised there wasn't a closet to hang coats or garments. The beds were terrible and all had a bad nights sleep. I went down one morning to do some cardio and was bummed. I look for places to exercise when I book rooms and the treadmill was out of order (it was older than sin, no wonder) so I tried the elyptical, which had a broken foot peddle, seriously?? I mentioned this to the front desk and the staff there both said the had no idea, since they never really checked up on that area. All in all, I would never stay there again.

LOCATION HEAT / AC dead, BROKEN FAUCET, BROKEN TV, POOR FRONT DESK, Did not answer phone(MAIN number) I was given to call as I walked out of door about shuttle (20 min.) Front desk NEVER answered phone when I called about HVAC being dead. Slept w window wide open to the peace and quiet of AN AIRPORT! I have always stayed here post skiing. This place looks good but is all to hell. DISAPPOINTED.....

The front desk staff was incredibly nice Rooms, first room was super hot, ac didnt work and smelled like cigarette smoke and had a musty odor. The second room was better only bc the ac sort of worked & it had a better breeze with the window open

Close to airport with shuttle Dirty and run down

The rooms were clean and spacious. There were people roaming the property (and doors propped open) the entire time I was there. No security. It seemed like it was the go-to place for people to hang out - even if they weren't staying at the hotel. A guy sat in the workout room and watched free tv for hours. Someone else used the pool area. No one needed a room card since they were free to come and go. I felt like I was at a homeless shelter. Such a bummer.

There was blood on the lower part of the wall where someone had cut themselves and nothing was cleaned up. Towels were stained.

The staff was helpful enough in refunding our pre-paid second night after our check out. The first thing we saw when we walked in was a laminated sign on the bed suggesting that we lock the door and monitor our possessions to ensure nothing was stolen. Then, we turned back the bedding only to find cigarette burns, odd stains, and a patch with a weird texture. The whole facility smelled stale and of cigarettes. We checked out 30 minutes after checking in, and went to the Holiday Inn. Do not waste your time or money on this facility.

They gave us extra shampoo/conditioner upon request. None of the door keys worked. We had to have staff open the door if we left the room, or leave it open!! Not secure or convenient. Shower leaked all over the floor. Toilet required the tank lid to be removed to quit filling. We weren't there long, but would not go back. :[

The front desk woman was absolutely wonderful! Smoky Smell and just not the accommodations that bring out the creativity I needed

Location was good and it was cheap. You could tell it was cheap. Beds were uncomfortable and the air conditioner made a horrible noise.

I liked that they worked with me to get back refund. AC was not working, they knew it but didn't say anything even after I asked. Charged me for one night even after checking out 30 min after I was there.

There was a string of Christmas lights on the breakfast counter. I want to start off by saying: I don't make it a habit to intentionally stay in awful hotels. But when I'm traveling for quick, tactical purposes, I go for price and (perceived) value over luxury. Laying wide awake all night on the most uncomfortable bed invented by man is not value. Or tolerable. Or humane. The walls are paper thin (you hear any of the 80+ lodgers' televisions all night). The towels and sheets smell like they've been soaking in grime and smoke for 35 years. My mattress was made of horribleness. The pillows actually made me lol. The tininess and awfulness of the rooms may actually drive you into an irrevocably enraged and exhausted state. But in the end, it's all up to you :)

Low cost with airport shuttle Hallways and lobby smelled of weed. The wifi was difficult to connect to.

Hotel resembled a high school locker room. The only semblance of a hotel is the banner hung over the former hotel sign on the entrance that reads Lexington Inn. We even paid more to upgrade our hotel to AVOID staying in such a dump. We should have stayed in the more budget hotels for $60/night--it was not worth the money. Not even close.

Shuttle only once every 30 min. Charge for all breakfast items.

The room was well appointed and clean. At 815am a extremely LOUD noise starting coming from the firehose box thing across the hall from my room - when I called about it I was very snappily told "it's not a fire" and when I asked if someone could then turn it off the woman snapped "that's what we are doing"... I mentioned it at the front desk during checkout and they simply didn't seem to care.

Staff were quite friendly and helpful. Shuttle service was difficult to use. Can't reserve in advance. Ended up not being able to use free shuttle from airport because it was an hour and a half wait. That was one of the draws for booking this place so far from Denver in the first place. Breakfast buffet not what I thought. Good service , but poor quality food.

Friendly staff Close to airport Asked for a wake up call-did not receive. Went to check out and no one was upfront ended up leaving my room keys. Felt like the hotel was fairly clean yet dirty in the same sense.

The people working in the restaurant were the best part of our stay. I have very strict dietary needs and they went above and beyond to make sure my food was right and make sure I was happy. I personally thought the hotel was way over priced for what you get.I was staying there because of its proximity to the hospital.Next time we will stay in the Stapleton area the hotels there are way better. They have Better rooms and amenities.

New and clean good quality Parking fee was not disclosed until I arrived. There was no bath tub in the room.

Very nice aesthetically. Staff was great. Had to pay $12 a night for parking. Not really in a great neighborhood. Beds were a bit hard and pillows were too soft.