BEWARE!!! We are a married 75 & 74 year old couple. We made a reservation for 4 nights in July 2026. We both have health & age issues. When we arrived my wife went in to pay & get our room & keys. She paid for the 4 night stay. After paying & getting the keys for a room on the 3rd floor she was told to park on the end of the building because the room location & stairs. She was NOT TOLD THAT THE ELEVATOR WAS OUT OF ORDER. The room was located in the center of the building. It was late at night & after driving for hours that day the Black Hills area we had NO CHOICE but to stay. We had a appointment very early the next day in town. We explained that our age we are unable to go up & down the stairs safely. We had to check out & asked for a refund on the nights we did not stay at the motel. They refused to reimburse us for for the nights we were not there. There was a large dog that cause me to fall on the step, but they were not interested when I spoke to the front desk, that had 3 people behind it. They just said to report it in the morning desk person. When I did report it the next day. The young woman just said I can not help you with anything about it.

My stay at WoodSpring Suites in Littleton has truly been a home away from home for both me and my family during a time when we needed it most. From the moment we arrived, we have felt welcomed, cared for, and supported by the incredible staff. The front desk team is consistently kind, welcoming, and always ready to help, while the housekeeping staff does an exceptional job keeping the rooms clean, comfortable, and inviting. The family atmosphere throughout the hotel creates a sense of belonging that makes guests feel more like neighbors than visitors.One of the biggest reasons our experience has been so positive is General Manager Taurus. He is always present, approachable, and ready with a kind word for everyone he meets. Whether you have been staying for one day or several weeks, he makes every guest feel valued and appreciated. Taurus continually goes above and beyond, always willing to help both guests and staff whenever needed. His leadership and genuine care for others create an environment that is not only welcoming, but also safe, respectful, and comforting for everyone who stays here.Safety has been one of the things we appreciate most during our stay. The secure key-entry system, attentive staff, and visible management presence have given our family peace of mind every day. Combined with the pet-friendly accommodations and the convenience of the in-room kitchen, WoodSpring Suites in Littleton has provided everything we needed to feel comfortable and secure. More than just a hotel, it has become a true home away from home, and we are incredibly grateful for the kindness, cleanliness, safety, and care we have received throughout our stay.

My stay at WoodSprings suites has far exceeded my expectations. The kind and helpful staff are welcoming and eager to help in anyway. To be able to bring my golden retriever with me and the staff treat him with such care, was amazing. I highly recommend WoodSprings Suites to everyone. The location is amazing with access to downtown Littleton and the view of the mountains is spectacular. The rooms are very clean and you have the kitchenette and full size fridge perfect for extended stays.

I chose to stay here while on a business trip. I was greeted by Taurus when I arrived that morning. Taurus and the staff was friendly and accommodating as requested to change rooms for a better Mountain View. The room was clean, rates good, and close to a number of restaurants. I enjoyed my stay in Littleton and was happy with my hotel.

Get this ready for google review ​My name is Peter Daly. I stayed at WoodSpring Suites in Littleton, Colorado, while I was closing on a $500,000 project house. I was there from Tuesday, July 15th, 2025, until Tuesday, September 16th. I was greeted by the manager then, Dixieanna (a beautiful person).​On September 6th, my aunt passed away in Ireland, which required me to travel there urgently on Tuesday, September 8th. Two days before leaving, I paid for a week's stay at this establishment, with the intention of continuing my stay.​After traveling almost 15 hours with two delayed flights, my five-year-old, and my one-year-old, I arrived back at what I considered my home (WoodSpring Suites). A female was standing before me at 3:30-4:00 AM, stating there was an outstanding balance on my room and that it needed to be paid. I simply said, No problem, I will pay with Google Pay, as I had done several times before with Dixieanna and Chavis. This person stated that was no problem, but she needed the card numbers to run the card. I said, Okay, and gave the lady the card number, which she wrote down on a piece of paper. My card was run for $410 and got declined. As any normal person would ask, I said, Why did it decline? Is there no money in it? Come back when you have money. I stated, There is money on the card. Can you try it again? She then proceeded to try it three times and said, You need money on the card for this to go through.​I then said, It's 4:00 AM. Please, can I just call my bank? I called the bank, and the bank stated there was enough money on the card to last the whole year without any issue, but there was a security alert. Fair enough. She tried again; it got declined. I asked, Why can't I pay with Google Pay? She said, We need the card details. Meanwhile, my children were sleeping on the floor of the lobby. I stated to her, I need to pay with Google Pay. She said she couldn't do that and that she needed cash or a card payment. Understandably, I said I had my Irish card with me and that there was approximately $500 on it. She said, If it doesn't go through, you need to either go to an ATM or leave the property. I said, Please, can you just let my children into bed? She replied, You will not enter that room unless the balance is paid. I said, I'm trying to pay you, but you won't let me pay with Google Pay. She ignored me and ran my Irish card for $1,190 several times, causing my Bank of America, TD Bank, Chase Bank, and Bank of Ireland cards all to alert a fraudulent charge and block all my cards. Meanwhile, she looked at me and said, You need to leave the property before I call the police. You cannot access the room because you don't have any money to pay for the room. Little did this person know, I have four rooms for my workers in this hotel that I pay for on a regular basis. She then jumped on the counter and closed the shutter.​I called a work colleague to come down and give me cash for the room. I called the person again and explained to her at 6:00 AM that my children were on the floor in the lobby and asked, Please, can I pay you cash? She made a noise on the phone and came down after 15 minutes. My colleague came down at 6:00 AM and handed me $410. As I gave it to her, she started to be aggressive, ignorant, and abrupt, and began explaining why she fraudulently tried to steal $1,190 from my account. I said, The reason my cards were getting declined was because you were desperately trying to steal my money. She said, If you keep talking to me like this, I will call the police and have you removed. I had to keep quiet because my children's health and well-being were more important than a person who didn't know how to take Google Pay and was trying to steal.​In Colorado, the law states that any hotel guest who stays at a hotel for more than 30 days has tenancy rights under Colorado 38-12-102(2). This person put me, my wife, and my two children's safety and well-being at risk due to the amount of crime at the hotel in the early hours. She was vulgar, rude, and downright disrespectful.​I am filing a lawsuit for duty of care for a landlord, neglect from a landlord, and attempted theft from a professional. I was staying there for three months, from July 15th to September 16th.The manager Kendrick advised ondrea at this early hours of the morning. Breach of the Implied Covenant of Quiet EnjoymentNegligence and Negligent Infliction of Emotional DistressAttempted Unlawful EvictionConversion​Duty of CareTheft from a proffesional