Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center

We enjoyed the hotel, and the pools. We had lunch at the grain something restaurant. The pizza was very good. The service was good.

Pool and restaurants are a major bonus.

We had a great week at the Gaylord of The Rockies. Room was very nice and spacious. Hotel staff were excellent. So much to do here and so much to see. Close to the airport as well. Nice to sit out by the multiple fire pits they have going and relax with the view of the Rocky Mountains.

The pool was nice

I had a very disappointing experience with the Gaylord Rockies Resort.

After my stay, I discovered that I had been charged twice. I immediately submitted a refund inquiry, but despite waiting for a response, I have never heard back from anyone. Every time I call customer service, I'm transferred to the accounting department, where no one answers the phone or returns my calls.

The lack of communication and customer service has been extremely frustrating. Mistakes can happen, but ignoring customers who are trying to resolve a billing issue is unacceptable—especially for a resort of this caliber.

I expected much better service from a hotel with Gaylord's reputation. If you're staying here, I recommend carefully reviewing your bill and keeping a close eye on your credit card charges. I hope the management takes customer concerns more seriously and improves its response to billing disputes.

I was at this location for an event held here. The charges seem pretty straightforward: room, room tax, city fees & taxes, state taxes...BUT...they charged me for both Valet and Self-Park when I only used the discounted self-park arranged my the event organizers. Wowza! These folks really want their money!!!

This was my fourth time staying at the Gaylord, and unfortunately, this visit was by far my most disappointing. I had noticed some changes during my last stay, but this experience was on a completely different level.

We booked the largest suite, paying approximately $900 per night, only to discover that it had just one window. The living room also had a sloped wall that made it feel more like an attic than a luxury suite. For a suite at that price point, it was not at all what I expected.

I called the front desk and spoke with Alex, explaining that I am very claustrophobic and needed a room with more natural light and more than one window. I was told the hotel was fully booked and there was nothing she could do.

I then went to the front desk and spoke with Rania (I may have her name misspelled), who called Alex. During their conversation, she turned away from me, and I was told Alex couldn't come out to speak with me but would call me instead. When she did, I was again told there were no available rooms.

What bothered me most was that no one seemed interested in finding another solution. Even if another suite wasn't available, I was never offered the option of downgrading to a room with more windows so that I could at least be comfortable.

It wasn't until the day before we were scheduled to leave that I spoke with Brent, who was wonderful. He listened, understood my concerns, and was able to find us another room. His professionalism and willingness to help made a huge difference, and I truly appreciated him.

I want to be fair and acknowledge that some of the staff were amazing. The employees at the FedEx Office were incredibly friendly, helpful, and welcoming. The pool wait staff were also wonderful—attentive, personable, and exactly the type of service I remembered from my previous stays. Brent also deserves recognition for actually listening and trying to resolve the situation.

Unfortunately, that level of hospitality was not consistent throughout the property, and I simply did not feel welcome this time.

We also had multiple issues with food service. At the sports bar, we waited approximately 30 minutes for our meal, only for the food to arrive cold. We sent it back and then waited another 30 minutes for it to be remade.

We also ordered coffee and breakfast from the Starbucks inside the Gaylord. Our order was incorrect, and the food was overcooked, so we had to take it back and have it remade as well. I understand that mistakes happen, but when problem after problem occurs during the same stay, it becomes difficult to overlook.

As a business owner, I believe the way you make your customers feel matters. When someone brings a concern to you, especially a returning customer, they should feel heard and valued—not dismissed.

When I first stayed at the Gaylord, I loved it so much that I wouldn't even consider staying anywhere else. Over the years, I've brought my family here, brought clients here, and recommended the property because I genuinely enjoyed the experience. That is why this stay was so disappointing.

What made it even more disappointing was what happened after I submitted my hotel review. After taking the time to explain everything that occurred, I received what appeared to be an automated response essentially saying they were sorry I had that experience and hoped my next stay would be better.

That response said a lot to me.

After paying approximately $900 a night and experiencing this level of service, I expected more than a generic response and a hope that "next time will be better." At this price point, guests shouldn't have to hope their next experience will be better. The experience should reflect the level of service and hospitality that a luxury property promises.

Unfortunately, after this stay and the response that followed, I can't simply assume there will be a "next time."

I truly loved the Gaylord, which is why I continued returning and bringing other people with me. But loyalty has to go both ways. This experience has changed the way I feel about the property, and for the first time since I began staying here, I am actively looking at other options.

What a great property! Platinum Elite review. Check in was very easy, Ivana was super friendly and welcoming, answered all of our questions and even gave us some helpful tips! We were able to get early check in which was a nice bonus. The room was spacious and clean, housekeeping service was timely. The indoor pool was great for the kids, we went daily, they have life vests for little kids, it’s heated and 2 indoor water slides. The outdoor pool is also very nice, has a smaller slide and infinity spillover feature. The lazy river is quite long, and even at its busiest, we never had trouble finding tubes to get in. We dined at many of the restaurants on site, most were excellent, however unfortunately the Steak House Old Hickory fell short on both service and food expectations. Housekeeping was adequate, we would leave for daytime activities. By the time we came back the room was always cleaned. Some of the restaurants will give you a s’mores kit if you have dinner there so be sure to ask. There are many fire pits around the property always a place to sit by one and relax. Plenty of lawn games and space for kids to run around in the evenings outside. Sunset with the mountains in the backdrop is spectacular. I would definitely at least plan one evening to make sure you see it. Airport is very close maybe 20 minutes. We rented a car from the airport Hertz, parking at the hotel was easy and never had to spend too much time trying to find a spot. One suggestion if you plan to spend a lot of time outside in the evenings is it can get breezy and chilly so bring a light sweater for adults and kids even a blanket for the little ones if you plan to sit out by the fire pits.

We had an excellent experience, but especially with our housekeeper SOPHIA LOPEZ. She was very professional, friendly, and really made guests feel at home.

Fun place to take the Family the kids can run around. The pool is fun with the waterslides, lazy river and hot tubs. Lots of restaurants to pick from don’t always need to make a reservation.

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The property throughout was clean and well maintained. I liked the Waterpark area.

Stayed here for a business conference. The conference center is great. A grand hotel with lots to do, places to eat, a great spa and workout room.
The rooms are nice and clean. Several restaurants and a bar centrally located. The spa is amazing. The workout facilities is an actual workout room with lots of cardio equipment, free weights and machines. The pool is large with indoor and outdoor slides and a lazy river. We didn’t bring kids but the kids there seemed to enjoy all the pool time.
It is kind of in the middle of nowhere, but there’s so much to do in the hotel you don’t really have to leave.

This was our first time visiting Gaylord Rockies Resort in Aurora, CO, where my family and I attended the Dr. Joe Dispenza retreat. The location is stunning, full of beautiful views, and the property is impeccably groomed and clean throughout.
From the moment we arrived, the luggage staff were helpful, and the front desk team was incredibly accommodating — the manager even arranged connecting rooms for us on the spot. The rooms themselves were huge and comfortable.
We stayed for the full 7-day retreat, and the food was absolute perfection. Even my dad, who usually won't eat out, thoroughly enjoyed every meal, and the variety was fantastic. The property is spacious, kept spotless, and well maintained at all times of day.
Beyond the practical comforts, the whole atmosphere added so much to the retreat itself — peaceful, restorative, and exactly what we needed for a week of reflection and growth. We're already looking forward to coming back.