Welcome to a space where "less is more" leads to total relaxation. This third-floor residence features a brilliant white interior that maximizes the natural Colorado sunlight. The industrial-chic architecture is softened by organic decor and minimalist art, creating a soothing environment in one of the city's most active corridors. The open layout is anchored by a large 6-person breakfast bar, perfect for casual mornings before heading out.
If you’re here for the big game, you’ve found your match—Empower Field is just a stroll away. Our location right next to I-25 means you can bypass city traffic and get on the road instantly. As with any world-class urban location, the proximity to the highway means some traffic noise is audible, providing a reminder that you are exactly where the action is.
The bedrooms, featuring a King and a Full bed, are designed as true sanctuaries with bathrooms boasting high-tech glowing mirrors. Step outside onto your furnished balcony to enjoy views of the Downtown skyline—a sight that never gets old.
Wintertime in Colorado brings many opportunities for play and adventure, as well as seasonal hazards that require consideration. AWD or 4WD capable vehicles are recommended from November - April for all guests. Please plan your travel accordingly. We are not responsible for guests ability to access roads or parking due to weather conditions.
Layout:
• Main Floor
• Living area with Smart TV
• Fully-equipped kitchen
• Dining area - bar area seats 6
• In-unit washer/dryer
• Bedroom 1 - King bed with full primary ensuite bathroom, WFH space, and Smart TV
• Bedroom 2 - Full bed, WFH space, and Smart TV
• Bathroom 2 - Full bath
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The neighborhood:
You’re parked in what locals consider the ultimate "launchpad" of Denver. This neighborhood perfectly captures that gritty-meets-polished energy the city is known for. It’s laid-back and unpretentious, where you’ll see neighbors walking dogs toward the stadium one minute and grabbing a craft brew the next. Because you’re right on the edge of the downtown action but tucked just enough away, you get a front-row seat to the city’s skyline without being trapped in the middle of a skyscraper canyon.
If you’re here for sports or big-name concerts, you’ve hit the jackpot. You can literally hear the roar of the crowd at Empower Field and walk there in minutes—no $50 parking or rideshare surge pricing required. A quick five-minute hop gets you to Ball Arena for some hockey or hoops, or over to Coors Field to catch a Rockies game under the purple sunset. Even if you aren’t a sports fanatic, the energy in the air on game days is infectious and makes for some of the best people-watching in the state.
When it’s time to explore, you’re essentially the center of a "cool neighborhood" compass. Head one way to LoHi (Lower Highland) for some of the best rooftop bars and trendy eateries in the country. Cross the bridge into LoDo to see the historic Union Station, or wander over to RiNo (River North) to check out massive street murals and world-class breweries. If you’ve got the kids (or just a curious spirit), the Downtown Aquarium is practically in your backyard, offering a peaceful break from the urban hustle.
The best part? When the city starts to feel a bit too small, the mountains are calling. Being situated right next to the I-25 and I-70 interchange means you can bypass the city-center gridlock and be heading west toward the Rockies before your coffee even gets cold. Whether you’re chasing a concert at Red Rocks or a blue-bird day at a ski resort, you’re in the best spot in Denver to transition from city lights to mountain peaks in under an hour.
Top Things to Do:
• Meow Wolf: Convergence Station – An immersive, psychedelic art experience that is world-renowned and only minutes away from the property.
• Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre – Even if there isn't a concert, visiting this naturally formed sandstone amphitheater for a morning workout or a walk through the Trading Post is a Colorado rite of passage.
• The Dairy Block – A micro-district in LoDo featuring a curated "alleyway" of local makers, hidden bars, and high-end street food.
• Denver Botanic Gardens – A 24-acre urban oasis on York Street that feels worlds away from the city, especially stunning during their summer concert series.
• Union Station – Not just a transit hub, but the "Living Room" of Denver. Grab a coffee or a cocktail and soak in the 1914 Beaux-Arts architecture.
Top Restaurants & Happy Hours:
• Avanti F&B (LoHi) – A modern food hall with a massive rooftop patio. It’s the ultimate happy hour spot with the best views of the skyline you'll find outside of your own balcony.
• ChoLon (LoDo) – Famous for their French Onion Soup Dumplings. It’s upscale but the happy hour deals (usually 3 PM – 5 PM) make it accessible and incredibly delicious.
• Linger (LoHi) – Located in a former mortuary (yes, really!), this "urban eats" spot has a legendary rooftop and a menu inspired by global street food.
• Jax Fish House & Oyster Bar (LoDo) – If you love seafood, their "Happy Hour" oysters and infused martinis are a local favorite for a high-energy afternoon.
• Postino WineCafe (LoHi) – Known for their $6 glasses of wine and pitchers of beer before 5 PM, plus incredible bruschetta boards that are perfect for sharing.
Top Hikes Nearby:
• Red Rocks Trading Post Trail (Easy) – A 1.5-mile loop that weaves through the giant red rock formations. It’s flat, scenic, and perfect for guests just acclimating to the altitude.
• Dinosaur Ridge Trail (Easy) – Located in Morrison, this is a paved hike where you can see actual dinosaur tracks and bones embedded in the rock. Great for families.
• Chief Mountain (Intermediate) – About 45 minutes away off Squaw Pass. It’s a relatively short hike (3 miles round trip) but leads to a summit with 360-degree views of Mt. Blue Sky and the Continental Divide.
• Mount Falcon Castle Trail (Intermediate) – Offers a mix of history (ruins of an old castle) and great views of both the city of Denver and the Red Rocks park below.
• Royal Arch Trail (Difficult) – Located at Chautauqua Park in Boulder. It’s a steep, rocky climb, but it ends at a massive natural stone arch with a breathtaking view of the Flatirons.
