Holiday Inn Denver East, An Ihg Hotel, Denver

When I arrived, the hotel was warm, but they offered me a humidifier and dehumidifier to address the smell issue. However, my room faced a busy street, making it very noisy and difficult to sleep due to the constant traffic and sirens. Despite this noise, the staff was nice to me and attentive to any problems I encountered, showing me the importance of cleanliness. The location was perfect for my needs, but the constant noise from vehicles blowing their horns all night caused me to have a meltdown. The dining options were limited, especially for vegetarians and Muslims, with repetitive choices, but the hotel had a chef available to make omelets and waffles on demand. The hotel lacked variety in the breakfast selection, offering mostly cold eggs and cereal options.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were clean and had good temperature control, but the persistent stinky smell of feet was a major drawback. The staff were friendly and accommodating, except for an incident with room service. The location, though ideal for specific purposes, wasn't easily accessible for downtown exploration. The dining options were limited and not complimentary. The facilities were average but closed early, impacting convenience.

My stay had its ups and downs. The hotel staff was very accommodating, even offering a humidifier to combat the stinky feet smell in the room. However, the room had a leak that made my new outfit wet, and I had to buy two rooms since mine wasn't ready until 6 pm.