Located on the 8th floor, this modern downtown loft combines an industrial style with the comfort and amenities you want while staying in your home away from home. High ceilings, exposed ductwork, oversized windows, and city views give the space plenty of character while keeping it bright and open.
The open-concept kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances and flows directly into the living area. Just beyond, step onto your private balcony to enjoy some fresh air, take in the city views, or relax with a drink as the lights come on downtown.
The private bedroom features a king bed and a large closet with plenty of storage, making the loft comfortable for both short visits and extended stays. You'll also have 1.5 bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, and a professionally cleaned space ready for your arrival.
The building offers secure fob access at the main entrance, elevators, and parking garage, giving you added privacy and peace of mind during your stay. One reserved garage parking space is included and is best suited for a small to medium-sized vehicle—a big convenience when staying downtown.
Once you're parked, you can leave the car behind and explore on foot. Union Station, Larimer Square, restaurants, coffee shops, shopping, nightlife, and plenty of downtown attractions are all within easy reach.
Whether you're in town for a weekend, a work trip, or an extended stay, this loft gives you a comfortable and private place to come home to while keeping you right in the middle of everything downtown has to offer.
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.
STR: n/a - 30-day+ unit
The neighborhood:
Staying here means you’re living at the intersection of Denver’s historic roots and its modern, high-energy pulse. The neighborhood is a masterclass in urban revival, where turn-of-the-century brick warehouses have been transformed into sleek lofts, neon-lit jazz bars, and some of the best culinary spots in the West. It’s a place where the vibe is "business casual" in the truest sense—you’ll see people in suits heading to the nearby financial district rubbing elbows with locals in hoodies grabbing a craft IPA at a corner brewery. It’s vibrant, unpretentious, and effortlessly cool.
Walk just a few blocks in any direction and you’ll hit the city's best "living rooms." Union Station is much more than a transit hub; it’s a stunningly restored landmark where you can grab a world-class espresso at Little Owl, browse for a new read at Tattered Cover, or sit in the Great Hall and people-watch for hours. If you’re a sports fan or just love a good outdoor patio, you’re right near the "Ballpark" area, which comes alive during Rockies games. For a bit of culture, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) is right around the corner, often hosting rooftop events that offer a different perspective on the skyline.
When you need a change of scenery, Denver’s diverse neighborhoods are just a quick scooter or bike ride away. Head north to RiNo (River North Art District) to see the city’s best murals and experimental food halls like the Milk Market or Denver Central Market. If you’re looking for a more "neighborhoody" feel, jump over to LoHi (Lower Highland) for hilltop views of downtown and a dizzying array of independent boutiques and ice cream shops. Everything is incredibly connected, making it easy to feel like a regular at the local spots within your first week.
For those bigger weekend adventures, you couldn’t be better placed. You’re minutes away from the I-25 and I-70 interchange, which is your direct gateway to the Rockies. Whether you’re heading to Red Rocks Amphitheatre for a show under the stars (only 25 minutes away) or driving up to the high peaks for a day of skiing or hiking, you get to skip the worst of the cross-town traffic. You’re at the center of the web, with the entire Front Range—from the craft breweries of Fort Collins to the garden paths of Littleton—all within an easy hour's drive.
Top Things to Do:
• Meow Wolf Denver | Convergence Station: Just a few minutes from your door, this is an immersive, psychedelic art experience that is hard to describe but impossible to forget. It’s four floors of "multiversal" storytelling created by hundreds of local and global artists.
• The Dairy Block: A micro-district in LoDo that feels like a secret alleyway. It’s a pedestrian-only stretch filled with curated boutiques, a high-end food hall (Milk Market), and some of the best people-watching in the city.
• The Big Blue Bear (Colorado Convention Center): Take a quick stroll to see "I See What You Mean," the 40-foot blue bear peering into the convention center. It’s the city's most beloved piece of public art and a great landmark for navigating downtown.
• Clyfford Still Museum: Even if you aren't an "art person," this museum is a masterpiece of architecture. It's dedicated entirely to the work of one of the 20th century’s most mysterious Abstract Expressionists and is incredibly peaceful.
• Skyline Park Beer Garden: During the warmer months, this downtown park transforms. You can play a round of mini-golf, grab a Colorado craft brew, and hang out right in the middle of the skyscraper canyon.
Top Restaurants & Happy Hours:
• La Diabla Pozole y Mezcal: A Michelin Bib Gourmand winner located near the ballpark. Their happy hour is legendary—think inventive mezcal cocktails and authentic pozole that locals swear by.
• Pony Up (Happy Hour): This is the go-to spot for the "cool office lunch" or post-work drink. They specialize in French Dip sandwiches and have a killer happy hour with great deals on snacks and draft beers.
• ChoLon (Happy Hour): Known for their world-famous French Onion Soup Dumplings. Their happy hour is a sophisticated way to try high-end Southeast Asian fusion without the full dinner price tag.
• Cart-Driver (RiNo): A tiny, wood-fired pizza spot operating out of a shipping container. Their late-night happy hour (10 PM–Midnight) is a local secret, featuring prosecco on tap and fresh oysters.
• Stout Street Social: Located right across from the Convention Center, it’s a massive, high-energy space. It’s the perfect spot for a casual oyster flight and a local lager before heading back to your loft.
Top Hikes:
• Red Rocks Trading Post Loop (Easy): You get all the dramatic scenery of the world-famous amphitheater without the grueling stairs. It’s a 1.5-mile loop that weaves through the giant monoliths.
• Coyote Song Trail at South Valley Park (Easy): About 25 minutes south of downtown, this trail feels like a hidden valley. It’s flat and sandy, taking you past towering red rock spires and through golden meadows.
• North Table Mountain Rim Loop (Intermediate): Located in Golden, this hike takes you up onto a flat-top mesa. Once you’re on top, it’s a wide-open plateau with 360-degree views of the city and the peaks.
• St. Mary’s Glacier (Intermediate): This is a rocky, 1.9-mile trek that leads to a stunning alpine lake and a perennial snowfield. It’s steep and a bit "scrambly," but the mountain views are world-class.
• Mount Blue Sky - formerly Mt. Evans (Difficult): For the true adventurer. You can drive most of the way up, but the hike from Summit Lake to the top is a high-altitude challenge that takes you over 14,000 feet. It is physically demanding but offers a view you'll never forget.
*Please Note - Early check-in availability cannot be confirmed until your arrival day.
