This hotel buzzes with activity during the week with business travelers making use of the property's large inventory of meeting and event space. On weekends, expect a more peaceful atmosphere, with some leisure travelers and business travelers extending their stays by an extra day or two. Despite its size, service is personable, and it's evident that hotel staff makes an effort to engage with guests and accommodate their needs. 

This Hyatt Regency is located in the heart of Denver’s Tech Center, a busy corporate complex south of downtown that’s near the convergence of Interstate Highways 25 and 225. The property is surrounded by office buildings and other hotels, with a few chain restaurants within walking distance. Downtown and its attractions, including the Colorado Convention Center and Coors Field, are roughly a 25-minute drive depending on traffic. Another option for getting the the city center is the light rail -- there's station roughly a 14-minute walk and the ride takes about 45 minutes.. It’s typically a 35-minute drive to Denver International Airport, or approximately one hour by light rail. 

Soft earth tones are the dominant colors in the hotel's comfortably spacious guest rooms. The tan walls, carpeting, drapes, and padded headboards create a somewhat monotone look that’s saved from being too dreary and drab by large windows that usher in lots of natural light. Granite counters and tigerwood-style furniture are nice touches, but overall, some may find decor a bit bland. Standard Kings and Doubles are a generous 365 square feet, and include work desks with office chairs, upholstered armchairs, and dressers with deep drawers. Larger Deluxe Kings and 12 Suites of varying size also are available. Amenities are a plus, and all units come with flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, iPod docks, coffeemakers with free Starbucks coffee, free bottled water, safes, and free Wi-Fi. Bathrooms are only average in size, but include wide tan granite vanities, magnifying mirrors, and shower/tub combos with nice tiling and rainfall showerheads.

Views from the upper floors are typically quite nice, with some featuring panoramas of the distant Rocky Mountains, but some lower-floor rooms overlook rooftop air-conditioning units. Upper floors tend to hear less ambient noise from the busy atrium, but all rooms are relatively quiet.

The Hyatt Regency Denver Tech Center caters to business travelers with 30,000 square feet of meeting and event space, including a top floor room with great views of the city and distant mountains. There's a 24-hour business center in a dedicated space that includes multiple computers, and Wi-Fi is free throughout. 

For wellness, the 24-hour fitness center has a solid selection of LifeFitness cardio and strength-training machines, including recumbent bicycles, and loaner yoga gear is available. There's also a heated indoor pool and whirlpool housed in a sunny glass atrium. Drinking and dining is another highlight -- Root 25 Taphouse & Kitchen serves breakfast (fee), lunch, and dinner, with a focus on locally sourced ingredients and Colorado craft beer. A pool table, flat-screen TVs, and cozy spots in secluded corners can be found at the bar. For light-bites, beverages, and sundries, the hotel has a grab-and-go cafe open through the afternoon, with Starbucks, breakfast sandwiches, soups, and pizza. 

Other amenities include valet dry cleaning and laundry, concierge and room service, valet and self-parking for an extra charge, and the hotel offers free shuttle service within a five-mile radius. Pets are welcome with a surcharge.