Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Denver Downtown
Downtown stay with a pool and 24-hour desk
About this hotel
About a kilometre from Ball Arena and 1.4 kilometres from the 16th Street Mall, Fairfield Inn & Suites keeps a 24-hour front desk and private parking running for guests arriving at any hour before or after a Broncos game. An indoor swimming pool and fitness centre give a family or group something to do on a Saturday before a Sunday kickoff, while every room comes with a private bathroom, free toiletries, and a hairdryer as standard. The hotel lists facilities for disabled guests directly, a genuine option for accessible travel this close to downtown Denver. The Colorado Convention Center sits 2.3 kilometres away, and Denver International Airport 31 kilometres out, making this a workable base for a trip that mixes football with a broader Denver visit.
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour reception
- Accessible rooms
- Private parking
Our take
This suits families wanting an indoor pool, accessible travellers needing confirmed disabled-guest facilities, and anyone arriving outside normal hours thanks to the 24-hour desk. Private parking removes the guesswork of a downtown garage. It's a step removed from Empower Field itself, so fans wanting the shortest possible stadium walk should look at the Jefferson Park condos instead of this downtown base.
- Use the indoor pool on a Saturday before a Sunday kickoff, especially useful for a family travelling with kids.
- Confirm your accessible room details ahead of arrival if you need the disabled-guest facilities listed here.
- Book private parking rather than a downtown garage, since it's included and avoids gameday parking surcharges.
Why we love it
- Indoor pool for families
- 24-hour front desk
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Private parking included
Why guests love itA family with two kids used the indoor pool on the Saturday before a Sunday Broncos game, a welcome break from a long drive into Denver. The 24-hour front desk meant an early check-in after a delayed flight wasn't an issue, and the private parking meant one less thing to plan for on gameday morning. The 16th Street Mall, a short trip away, gave the family somewhere to walk on the Saturday evening too.