Great Place, Not the Best Experience
Spent a friday night at the Magnolia in Denver as a birthday celebration for my husband. We had a king suite with was more like a condo. Nice full kitchen and a living room separate from the bedroom. Accomodations were nice if a tad worn. We were on the 2nd floor facing 17th street so it was pretty noisy. Hey, it's the city. They have a nice cocktail hour with a few types of beer and wine. You can buy small bites from the adjoining bar, Harrys. We didnt make it to the warm cookies later that night, so no opinion there. At about a quarter til 7am we were abruptly woken up by the fire alarm. Had to stumble out of bed and get dressed and make our way down the stairs to the lobby. I suppose we could have worn the bathrobes provided. Without learning what had happened the fire dept secured the bldg and we returned to our rooms. Since we were already up we made some coffee in the room and relaxed until around 8:00 when the 2nd alarm went off. Big sigh. So much for a relaxing saturday morning. We just decided to go and take advantage of the included breakfast which was scrambled eggs, ham, waffles and oatmeal with breads and made to order omeletes for an additional charge. 
I will say that the staff was great and worked with me on an in room amenity but when questioned about the reason for the alarms upon checking out, we were told there was dust on a bulb or some such thing. In other words some technical difficulty of the hotel. She didnt know what the 2nd one was about. Other than that, it would have been a pleasant stay.