The hotel was nice but at $200 a night was too expensive. It was my 60th birthday and my 5 years cancer free. We wanted to celebrate for the full weekend but with the prices of the hotels we could only be there one night. And the restaurant Timberline was so crazy expensive and $100 per person it made our stay less enjoyable. With money you make at the casinos you would think that your hotel and restaurants wouldn't be as expensive. I lived in Reno and their hotels and restaurants were extremely reasonably priced even their better hotels weren't as much as Ameristar was. Very disappointing. You put a damper on my 60th birthday and my fifth cancer free anniversary.

So expensive 😫 😩 😪 😢 😞 😕 😫

The rooms are very clean and extremely comfortable sleep experience. The view in all five rooms we booked was perfect. Both city and mountain. A lot of dining options including a Starbucks. Prices were very close to city stores. The pool hot tubs and fire pits are rooftop and absolutely incredible. The kids had so much fun. There’s a great candy store in walking distance for the kids. Most restaurants even in the casinos accept children to eat. We got a great rate 81.00 with fees. We stayed Monday to Thursday and got two rooms for the price of one elsewhere.

The last night our neighboring room had a big leak that maintenance had to come in at 1:30am. Lots of noise and industrial fans to dry the area were somewhat loud. However I called and we were able to get a late check out and resort fees returned for the trouble. More than fair.

Beautiful property pool was awesome and hot tubs were just what I needed to relax. Decent number of table games, and the ramen restaurant was excellent.

The upstairs restaurant was a little pricey for what you got and staff wasn’t the best of the trip. Table games had higher minimums than other properties in town. Saturday night there wasn’t a single table with less than $25 minimum for blackjack. Even on a Sunday morning the limits were $15 for blackjack which is still higher than others. Table minimums were comparable to Las Vegas strip but at least they were all 3:2 blackjack.

We received good customer service at Ameristar/Blackhawk, Co. My husband is in the hotel business so we can appreciate and understand how important the hospitality service really is.

However, the room we were in smelled like smoke from the moment we entered. I did call to the front desk to bring it to their attention, and was kindly offered to return to the front desk to be moved to another suite. We declined the offer since my husband absolutely LOVED the view. Otherwise, I would've given our stay a 10.

Have lived in the Denver metro area for nearly 30 years. This was the first overnight stay in the Blackhawk/ Central City area. We are very well seasoned travelers - both domestic and international although not experienced this neat and vibrant area for anything other than a dinner with some gambling. We thoroughly enjoyed the Ameristar and found the staff to be professional, courteous and friendly.

Likely due to scheduled maintenance, only 3 of the 5 elevators were operational. This resulted in fairly lengthy wait times getting upstairs to our room or waiting to get to the Lobby/Casino level.

We had a power outage at our home in Georgetown, Co. We decided to look for a hotel close by. We have never stayed in Black Hawke, but decided to try a night. We brought board games from home. We ended up swimming for an hour, we all had great showers and my oldest had a relaxing bath, we played board games for an hour. Got to go at the Ramen restaurant, brought it to the room, and ate, and we brushed our teethies and watched Modern Family on the cable tv. It was one of the best nights sleep we’d all needed in a while. It was a wonderful mini staycation. So much needed. Even the front desk staff when we checked in was excellent, as was the valet.

We loved it. Pool is very brisk 🥶

Great pool and hot tub. Great size room amd bathroom. Free parking.

Food options very poor for the evening. Timberline grilled appeared closed and Centennial Market is an overpriced, budget canteen, serving food on plastic trays to be eaten with plastic knives and forks. Same standard as a fast junk food outlet. Well below what we expected for the price.

Lovely room, very quiet. Breakfast was great. Disappointed no buffet during the week. My biggest complaint was the mattress. I literally have traveled the world, slept in some questionable places, but never slept in such a horrible bed. Truly felt like small rocks on top of mattress. I was so sore and tired after such a rough night. Had to take pain medication. Family in next room said theirs was awful as well. Please buy new mattresses. It such a nice facility, people need to sleep well. Thanks.

Mattresses. They suck.

The room was nice and clean. The bathroom was good. It was as expected. The extra room with the table and chairs and the sofa chair was nice. It was roomy and had plenty of room.

There was no fan in the bathroom to air out smells or steam. It had a funny smell when we entered the room but it eventually diapered with the use of perfume and cologne. The room was rather warm when we ended and despite changing the system to cool it did not get much cooler the room.

Location was awesome! Bed was comfortable and room was very clean. Although we did not use the pool nor hot tub, we did visit the pool area just to check it out. If we ever stay here again, we will definitely utilize these amenities. Great view from the 34th floor.

One thing that could have been better is if the cleaning crew would not be so loud in the mornings. I understand they have a job to do, but being so loud with their discussion with one another and banging of things was a bit annoying.