HYATT House Denver Airport

This modern hotel opened in 2010 as a Hyatt Summerfield Suites, but became a Hyatt House when the brand was created in 2012. It stays busy year-round with a steady stream of travelers. The cheerful lobby has lots of natural light, wood paneling, and contemporary furniture in light colors, and there's also a large courtyard with gas grills and a fire pit that's a popular gathering spot in warm weather. Weekday evening receptions, when free food and drinks are served in the lobby and breakfast area, offers guests another opportunity to mingle. 

The Hyatt House is located just off Tower Road, about a seven-minute drive or shuttle ride away from Denver International Airport. It’s a quiet setting that’s a bit isolated from the other hotels, restaurants, and gas stations in the immediate area, and there's an open field behind it. But a handful of restaurants are within a five-minute walk, and a few more are just a little farther on foot or a very short drive. There also is a convenience store and liquor store nearby. Downtown Denver is roughly a 30- to 45-minute drive, depending on traffic.

The hotel's spacious, apartment-style suites are contemporary and generally well-maintained, with Studio, One-, and Two-Bedrooms available. There's multi-tone, brown-striped carpeting and matching wooden furniture with a light finish. All suites feature desks with office chairs, sleeper sofas in separate living areas, and fully equipped kitchens with granite counters and stainless steel appliances including dishwashers, full fridges, stoves, and microwaves. The kitchens also have either small dining tables or bars with stools. Flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi come standard. Bathrooms have with large granite vanities; most have roomy walk-in showers with glass doors and others have shower/tub combos, and some Two-Bedroom Suites have two bathrooms. The suites are generally quiet, and some have distant views of the Rocky Mountains. 

This hotel caters to business travelers and tourists passing through at all hours. The property's 24-hour facilities include a business center with free remote printing; minimart with sundries, food, beer, and wine (including wine by the glass); and a well-equipped fitness center with a solid selection of LifeFitness cardio machines and strength-training equipment. The heated indoor pool isn't open round-the-clock, but it's large enough for a good swim, and there's a whirlpool. No restaurant or bar on-site is a drawback, but freebies are plentiful. They include an airport shuttle that operates 20 hours per day and makes trips within a five-mile radius (subject to availability); a hot breakfast buffet with an omelet station, and a weekday evening reception with snacks and drinks. Also free is a guest grocery shopping service, Wi-Fi throughout, newspapers, and on-site parking (with park-and-fly packages available).Other amenities include meeting space for up to 85 people, same-day dry cleaning, and a guest laundry room with three washer/dryers. Pets are welcome with a surcharge.