Earlier this month, Michelin recognized the Populus Hotel, in downtown Denver, as one of “The very best hotels in the United States.” Denver public health inspectors also recognized something this summer: pest control violations.

The Denver Department of Public Health and Environment (DDPHE) fined the hotel’s owners four separate times, totaling $1,750. The most recent fine arrived on Wednesday, Oct. 22. A DDPHE spokesperson told The Denver Gazette’s news partners 9NEWS all of the fines had been paid, except for the one issued this week for $500.

It’s important to note that DDPHE leaders do not believe the conditions at the hotel posed serious health risks.

The hotel’s manager told 9NEWS, in a statement, that “The issue has been resolved.” However, a Denver Public Health Department spokesperson described the situation as improving.

For more on this report about pest control at Denver’s Populus Hotel, visit our news partners at 9NEWS.com.