We had a wonderful experience here! The design, energy, music playing in the lobby and greeted by the friendliest staff! The rooms were huge and had a Gregg Allman autograph! Would definitely return and only area of improvement is the parking fee. 53
dollars a night on a weeknight? That’s insane! So find better parking! Otherwise would definitely return!
Tara Husband
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July 30, 2026
We stayed from July 23-25, 2026. The staff was super fun and friendly! The rooms were clean. We had a great view of Mercedes-Benz from our basic room. No upgrade needed. The location is perfect. We pre-booked parking down the street through Spot Hero for $45 total. It was about a 15 minute walk from the hotel but we left the car parked the whole weekend so that was worth the savings.
Craig Lawson
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August 24, 2026
We had a 1-night stay at the REVERB as we were attending a show at the State Farm Arena. Arriving was fine, easy to find- Parking was plentiful but expensive, however they were upfront about that. The check in process was one of the most interesting I've seen in all the years I've been going to hotels. They have it setup so you can "self-check-in" but then there is someone there to basically just do it for you. The person we spoke to was great and helpful, but we had to then stand in a second line to have the parking added to our room key. Honestly, the entire process just felt clunky.
Proximity to the State Farm arena was great not even a 10-minute walk.
The room was clean but we on the 2nd floor next to the street. There were a few things that made the stay not as enjoyable as it should have been. The first was the AC unit. It was comically loud. Honestly when you turned the AC on it sounded like a jet engine was firing up. There is a hum that you hear when you are on a plane, imagine that multiplied by about 10. So, your options were to leave the AC off and get hot, along with hear all sorts of road noise and rooftop bar noise (even all the way down at the 2nd floor) or turn it on, drowning out all other noises except for the bonus motorcycle noise that occasionally happens. Finally, the shower was bizarre. It seemed that water pressure and temperature were linked. Want high water pressure? Prepare to deal with very hot water. It's possible I was doing something wrong there, but I've never struggled with a shower before.
Overall, the people at the hotel that I interacted with were all very nice, I want to be clear about that. I also did not complain in person the next morning as it was just a single night stay. Had we been staying longer I would have asked for a solution or honestly moved hotels.
Would I stay again, no. Would I recommend to family or friends, honestly no. My take is that it’s a rooftop bar and event parking that happens to have hotel rooms.
David Braly
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May 23, 2026
Great stay with a stellar staff!
Last month I stayed at the Reverb for two nights while in town for work at the nearby Databank datacenter. The location was incredibly convenient for our needs.
First and foremost, the staff here were fantastic. Genuinely courteous, respectful, friendly, and helpful throughout the entire stay—absolutely zero issues with service.
As for the food, Friday night’s dinner was really good. On Saturday night, they were serving "event food," which was honestly just okay.
While I didn't personally have any drinks, the bar area has a great look to it and seemed like a really fun spot to hang out. Overall a solid, comfortable stay and I'd definitely recommend it.
Achankeng Ngufor
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July 20, 2026
The only thing I enjoyed about this hotel was the staff. Every employee I interacted with was friendly, professional, and genuinely tried their best to help. Unfortunately, they were the only bright spot. The room was a huge disappointment. The TV was advertised as a smart TV, but it was basically useless unless you have a Samsung phone. Most people in the U.S., including me, don't use Samsung devices, so that feature felt completely misleading.
The shower was another disaster. It would only run scorching hot with no cold water, making it uncomfortable and nearly impossible to use properly. That's something that should never happen at a hotel claiming to be four stars. To make matters worse, this hotel seems to find every possible way to nickeland dime guests with extra charges. For the price they charge, the experience falls far below expectations. This feels like a fake 4 star hotel that's relying on marketing instead of quality. I won't be staying here again, and I definitely wouldn't recommend it to anyone expecting a true 4 star experience.
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We had a wonderful experience here! The design, energy, music playing in the lobby and greeted by the friendliest staff! The rooms were huge and had a Gregg Allman autograph! Would definitely return and only area of improvement is the parking fee. 53 dollars a night on a weeknight? That’s insane! So find better parking! Otherwise would definitely return!
We stayed from July 23-25, 2026. The staff was super fun and friendly! The rooms were clean. We had a great view of Mercedes-Benz from our basic room. No upgrade needed. The location is perfect. We pre-booked parking down the street through Spot Hero for $45 total. It was about a 15 minute walk from the hotel but we left the car parked the whole weekend so that was worth the savings.
We had a 1-night stay at the REVERB as we were attending a show at the State Farm Arena. Arriving was fine, easy to find- Parking was plentiful but expensive, however they were upfront about that. The check in process was one of the most interesting I've seen in all the years I've been going to hotels. They have it setup so you can "self-check-in" but then there is someone there to basically just do it for you. The person we spoke to was great and helpful, but we had to then stand in a second line to have the parking added to our room key. Honestly, the entire process just felt clunky. Proximity to the State Farm arena was great not even a 10-minute walk. The room was clean but we on the 2nd floor next to the street. There were a few things that made the stay not as enjoyable as it should have been. The first was the AC unit. It was comically loud. Honestly when you turned the AC on it sounded like a jet engine was firing up. There is a hum that you hear when you are on a plane, imagine that multiplied by about 10. So, your options were to leave the AC off and get hot, along with hear all sorts of road noise and rooftop bar noise (even all the way down at the 2nd floor) or turn it on, drowning out all other noises except for the bonus motorcycle noise that occasionally happens. Finally, the shower was bizarre. It seemed that water pressure and temperature were linked. Want high water pressure? Prepare to deal with very hot water. It's possible I was doing something wrong there, but I've never struggled with a shower before. Overall, the people at the hotel that I interacted with were all very nice, I want to be clear about that. I also did not complain in person the next morning as it was just a single night stay. Had we been staying longer I would have asked for a solution or honestly moved hotels. Would I stay again, no. Would I recommend to family or friends, honestly no. My take is that it’s a rooftop bar and event parking that happens to have hotel rooms.
Great stay with a stellar staff! Last month I stayed at the Reverb for two nights while in town for work at the nearby Databank datacenter. The location was incredibly convenient for our needs. First and foremost, the staff here were fantastic. Genuinely courteous, respectful, friendly, and helpful throughout the entire stay—absolutely zero issues with service. As for the food, Friday night’s dinner was really good. On Saturday night, they were serving "event food," which was honestly just okay. While I didn't personally have any drinks, the bar area has a great look to it and seemed like a really fun spot to hang out. Overall a solid, comfortable stay and I'd definitely recommend it.
The only thing I enjoyed about this hotel was the staff. Every employee I interacted with was friendly, professional, and genuinely tried their best to help. Unfortunately, they were the only bright spot. The room was a huge disappointment. The TV was advertised as a smart TV, but it was basically useless unless you have a Samsung phone. Most people in the U.S., including me, don't use Samsung devices, so that feature felt completely misleading. The shower was another disaster. It would only run scorching hot with no cold water, making it uncomfortable and nearly impossible to use properly. That's something that should never happen at a hotel claiming to be four stars. To make matters worse, this hotel seems to find every possible way to nickeland dime guests with extra charges. For the price they charge, the experience falls far below expectations. This feels like a fake 4 star hotel that's relying on marketing instead of quality. I won't be staying here again, and I definitely wouldn't recommend it to anyone expecting a true 4 star experience.