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If you’re planning a trip to Denver, let me tell you, this city has it all – a lively nightlife, fascinating history, diverse culture, and some of the best craft breweries in the country.
But with so many neighborhoods to choose from, deciding where to stay can be overwhelming. That’s why I put together a guide to the six best neighborhoods in Denver based on your travel interests.
Whether you want to dance the night away, dive into Denver’s rich past, or save some cash, I’ve got you covered. From trendy hotspots to historic districts, we’ll find the perfect spot for your stay in Denver.
So, grab a pint of local brew and let me show you around the Mile High City. Here’s my guide on where to stay in Denver.
Let’s “brew” in!
Are you planning on backpacking Denver? Or are you looking for a fancy Loft? These are my highest recommendations for places to stay in Denver, Colorado.
One bedroom loft within a walking distance of EVERYTHING | Best Airbnb in Denver
Between the hardwood floor and chic paintings, there’s a certain retro feel to this loft apartment. It’s got a bright and warm ambience courtesy of the huge windows with incredible views to match. With compact studio-style adjoining rooms but with a smart layout that keeps things spacious, this is the perfect place to stay in Denver to explore the Lower Downtown neighborhood.
Ember Hostel | Best Hostel in Denver
The Ember Hostel is my pick as the best hostel in Denver. Set at the heart of the Capitol Hill neighborhood, this hostel is a short walk from Denver’s tourist attractions, bars, clubs, restaurants and more. It has a fun and social atmosphere, a spa Jacuzzi and an outdoor fire pit.
Le Meridien Denver Downtown | Best Hotel in Denver
Le Meridien Denver is one of the sleekest and modern Denver hotels located in downtown Denver. It is just steps from the city’s top tourist attractions and landmarks. There’s also a myriad of bars and bistros within walking distance.
Here you can enjoy incredible views and friendly staff
Capitol Hill
Centrally located and packed with attractions, Capitol Hill is definitely the best area to stay in Denver for first-time visitors.
River North Art District
The River North Art District in Denver is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the city’s thriving arts scene. Located just north of downtown, this neighborhood is home to dozens of galleries, studios, and street art murals, making it one of the most vibrant and creative areas in the city.
Cherry Creek
In addition to its central location and incredible history, Capitol Hill is also affordable, making it one of the best places to stay in Denver for budget backpackers and cost-conscious travellers.
Central Business District
Located north of Capitol Hill is the Central Business District. Don’t let the name of this district fool you, the Capitol Business District – or CBD – is actually one of Denver’s most fun and lively areas.
Lower Downtown
LoDo is without a doubt the coolest neighbourhood in Denver. It is nestled between the South Platter River and the Central Business District and is just a short walk from downtown Denver.
Uptown
One of the oldest residential districts in Denver, Uptown is a neighbourhood renowned for its historic architecture, charming shops and it’s quaint and relaxed vibe – making it the best area to stay in Denver for families.
Denver is a vibrant city that seamlessly blends history and contemporary culture with just a bit of cowboy charm thrown in.
As the capital and largest city in the state of Colorado, Denver sits at an altitude of 1,600 meters above sea level. “The Mile High City,” as it’s affectionately known, enjoys a cosmopolitan flair and spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains range.
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One of the fastest-growing cities in the US, Denver is home to nearly three million people spread out over more than 400 square kilometres. The city is divided into 78 diverse neighborhoods. I recommend you visit at least three or four different neighborhoods, depending on your interests and the nature of your trip.
At the heart of central Denver is Capitol Hill. One of the oldest neighborhoods in the city, this area is packed with historic landmarks, tourist attractions, and bustling restaurants and bars. Here you’ll find plenty of activities and attractions to keep you enthralled and entertained.
Just South of Capitol Hill is the Cherry Creek neighborhood, a residential area with tons of shopping, restaurants and contemporary art galleries. It’s also a great place for nature lovers as Cherry Creek Trail is right there, and there are plenty of parks and open spaces. Because it’s just outside Capitol Hill, the accommodation prices are cheaper, which is why it’s the best area to stay in if you’re on a budget.
Travel northwest from Capitol Hill and you’ll pass through the Central Business District and Lower Downtown turn to the right, and you can’t avoid the artsy flair of the River North Art District. Three of the liveliest and most vibrant neighborhoods in the city, the Central Business District, Lower Downtown and “RiNo” are where visitors can find hip eateries, buzzing bars, and plenty of after-dark fun.
Travel east and you’ll arrive in Uptown. Renowned for its architecture and tree-lined streets, Uptown is packed with family-friendly fun and excitement.
Still not sure where to stay in Denver? Don’t worry, read on for more details.
6 Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Denver
Now, let’s take a look, in more detail, at the six best neighborhoods in Denver. Each is a little different from the last so be sure to pick the one that’s right for you.
1. Capitol Hill – Best Place to Stay in Denver for First-Timers
Centrally located and packed with attractions, there’s no better neighborhood for first-time visitors to Denver than Capitol Hill.
Set at the centre of the city, Capitol Hill is a neighborhood bursting with history. Within its streets, you’ll find some of the city’s most notable attractions, including the Colorado State Capitol building, the United States Mint and the Molly Brown House Museum.
Architecture buffs will also love exploring Capitol Hill if only to peep the turn-of-the-century mansions that characterize the ‘hood.
But there’s more to Capitol Hill than history and old-time charm. This downtown district is also where you’ll find a great selection of restaurants and cafes, bars and clubs.
Luxury CITY Denver Tiny Hause | Luxury Loft in Capitol Hill
This cute little place is the perfect spot for first-time travellers in Denver. Centrally located in Capitol Hill, you’ll be perfectly close to places of interest, cafes and shopping opportunities. It’s been renovated and enjoy the best reviews. The loft offers the perfect amount of space for a solo traveller or a couple. Note that you’ll have to climb up steps in order to get to the bedroom. This is why it is one of the best Denver Airbnbs in the city.
Cute Apartment in the Heart of Denver | Best Condo in Capitol Hill
If you’re visiting Denver for the first time, staying in a central area is key to having a successful trip. This cute condo couldn’t be in a better location. With shops, restaurants, cafes and attractions within walking distance, you’ll be right in the heart of the action. If you want to get further out of the area, the host offers two free bicycles as well.
11th Avenue Hostel | Best Hostel in Capitol Hill
Run by a family of travellers, the 11th Avenue Hostel is the perfect option for first-time visitors on a budget. It is clean, safe and conveniently located at the heart of Capitol Hill with plenty of restaurants, attractions and landmarks nearby.
Guests can enjoy spacious rooms, hot showers and a book exchange.
Le Meridien Denver Downtown | Best Hotel in Capitol Hill
Le Meridien Denver is a sleek and modern hotel located in downtown Denver. It is just steps from the city’s top tourist attractions and landmarks. There’s also a myriad of bars and bistros within walking distance.
Here you can enjoy incredible views and friendly staff.
Top things to do in Capitol Hill
- Browse more than 70,000 works of art at the Denver Art Museum.
- Dive deep into Denver’s history and government by visiting the Colorado State Capitol building.
- Take a leisurely stroll through lush and beautiful Civic Center Park.
- Marvel at the detail and decoration of Saint John’s Cathedral.
- Tour the United States Mint and learn how money is made.
- Stop and smell the roses at the Denver Botanical Gardens.
- Explore the Kirkland Museum of Fine and Decorative Art.
- Learn about Denver’s spooky past on a Capitol Hill Ghost Tour.
- Enjoy incredible cocktails at Hudson Hill bar.
- Grab a pint at the famous The Fainting Goat.
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The River North Art District in Denver is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the city’s thriving arts scene. Located just north of downtown, this neighborhood is home to dozens of galleries, studios, and street art murals, making it one of the most vibrant and creative areas in the city.
But RiNo is more than just an arts district – it’s also a hub for some of Denver’s best restaurants, bars, and breweries. From award-winning farm-to-table restaurants to trendy craft cocktail bars, the neighborhood offers a diverse range of dining and drinking options. And with dozens of breweries in the area, the River North Art District is quickly becoming known as a craft beer destination.
If you’re planning a trip to Denver and want to experience the city’s unique arts and culture scene, be sure to check out the River North Art District. With its lively art galleries, colorful street art murals, and fantastic food and drink options, there’s something for everyone in this dynamic part of town.
RiNo Den | Best Loft in the River North Art District
Next up – the RiNo Den, a cozy loft located in the heart of the River North District. With great hosts and a walkable area filled with coffee shops, bars, restaurants, and shopping, it was easy to explore the neighborhood. The space is updated and modern, making it easy to feel at home while enjoying all that the RiNo/5 Points area has to offer. Very cool place, don’t miss out on this gem!
Artisan Loft | Best Guesthouse in the River North Art District
I’ve to admit one of the coolest Lofts in Colorado. The vintage charm and industrial design elements make for a unique and interesting atmosphere, with exposed brick, steam-punk fixtures, and funky locker cabinets. The interior is fully equipped with all the amenities, including a little snack basket in the kitchen and items stocked in the bathroom cabinet. Comfortable beds and couches make this place a home away from home, with a fun and inviting decor that will make you want to come back and stay.
The Ramble Hotel | Best Hotel in the River North Art District
During my stay at The Ramble Hotel in Denver, I was impressed with the convenient location. This hip and cool accommodation in RiNo offers a unique boutique hotel experience with a beautiful interior design that adds to the hotel’s charm and appeal. Most notable, however, was the exceptional staff, who were friendly and welcoming throughout my stay. I highly recommend it as one of the best hotels for a charming and convenient experience in Denver.
Top things to do in the River North Art District
- Explore the colorful street art and murals – Take a stroll through the streets of RiNo and admire the vibrant and creative murals that adorn the buildings.
- Sip on craft beer at a local brewery – The River North Art District is home to some of the best craft breweries in Denver, including Great Divide Brewing Company and Ratio Beerworks.
- Visit the trendy restaurants and bars – RiNo is packed with trendy bars and restaurants that cater to all tastes, such as Acorn, Work & Class, and The Populist.
- Shop at unique boutiques and stores – The district is filled with unique stores and boutiques, including boutiques specializing in handmade jewelry, vintage clothing, and local art.
- Catch a show or concert – The Bluebird Theater, located in the heart of the district, is a popular venue for concerts, shows, and performances.
- Explore the Denver Central Market – This food hall offers a wide variety of locally-sourced food and drink options, including fresh seafood, artisanal sandwiches, and handcrafted cocktails.
- Take a guided street art tour – Several companies offer guided walking tours of the street art in RiNo, providing visitors with a more in-depth look at the district’s vibrant art scene
3. Cherry Creek – Best Place to Stay in Denver on a Budget
In addition to its central location and close proximity to Capitol Hill’s incredible history, Cherry Creek is also the best area to stay in Denver for budget backpackers and cost-conscious travellers.
Within this downtown district, travellers and tourists can find some of the best deals and options for accommodations. Whether you’re looking for a lively and social hostel or a chic boutique hotel, Cherry Creek is bursting with options that won’t break the bank.
Love to eat? Cherry Creek is for you! This part of town is packed with delicious dishes and culinary options from around the world. Whether you’re craving salty or sweet, spicy or savoury, you’ll find it in Cherry Creek.
Private Apt @ Queen City Co-Op | Best Hotel in Cherry Creek
A private apartment in a historic mansion; the space is beautiful, but the prices are kept down for the cause. The residents of this building make up the Queen City Co-op – a co-operative housing complex – and funds from the Airbnb rental are put back into the co-op. So not only do you get a sweet place to stay in Denver, but you’re also contributing to the mighty fine cause of creating affordable housing for locals!
Ember Hostel | Best Hostel in Cherry Creek
The Ember Hostel is my pick for where to stay in Capitol Hill if you’re on a budget. Set at the heart of Capitol Hill, this hostel is a short walk from tourist attractions, bars, clubs, restaurants and more. It has a fun and social atmosphere, a spa Jacuzzi and a fire pit.
Homewood Suites Denver Downtown-Convention Center | Best Hotel in Cherry Creek
Homewood Suites is a hot tub hotel that lets you enjoy all the best of Denver without breaking the bank. Located in the centre of the city, this hotel is close to popular tourist attractions, nightspots and eateries. It also has a range of wellness amenities including a gym, an indoor pool, and a relaxing Jacuzzi.
Top things to do in Cherry Creek
- Explore the Golden Triangle Creative District, home to art galleries, museums, landmarks and more.
- Pack a picnic and enjoy an afternoon in Cheesman Park, a sprawling green space in downtown, or the Denver Botanic Gardens.
- Visit the home of the unsinkable Molly Brown, an American philanthropist and socialite who survived the sinking of the Titanic.
- Enjoy a Light Show and meditation at the International Church of Cannabis in Denver.
- Pancakes, eggs, bacon – oh my! Enjoy one of the best breakfasts in Denver at Jelly.
- Enjoy Southern-style American fare at Sassafras American Eatery.
- Eat well at Benny’s Mexican Restaurant, which specializes in Mexican fare with a Denver twist.
4. Central Business District – Best Place to Stay in Denver for Nightlife
Located north of Capitol Hill in the Central Business District. Don’t let the name of this district fool you, the Capitol Business District – or CBD – is actually one of Denver’s most fun and lively areas.
This downtown neighborhood is packed with entertainment, shopping, museums and sports – there’s literally something for everyone in the CBD and it’s definitely one of the best places to stay in downtown Denver.
The CBD is also where you’ll find the most energetic and electric nightlife in Denver. Whether you’re looking for cool jazz clubs, fun pubs, wild bars and bustling clubs, you’ve come to the right place. The CBD is packed with plenty of after-dark fun for travellers of all ages and styles.
Sunny Basement Studio | Beautiful Bright Apartment in Central Business District
This one bedroom studio has everything you need! It has a private bathroom, a cosy double bed and a working space for those travelling on business. Despite being in the basement, it is bright and airy. It’s within walking distance of RiNo, LoDo, LoHi, Denver International Airport, City Park, Cheesman Park, and if you’re heading up the Rocky Mountains, the I-70.
HUGE 1 Bedroom Loft | Insane Bachelor’s Pad in Central Business District
An insanely spacious loft apartment is ripe for the lifestyle of a high-flying bachelor or bachelorette. With towering ceilings, massive windows, and luxury facilities (king-size bed, massive TVs, gorgeous bathroom), you’ll really feel like you’re living the lifestyle of solo-grandeur in Denver. The price is accordingly high, but there’s a damn good reason for that.
Hostel Fish | Best Hostel in Central Business District
A great location, colourful artwork and modern décor are just a few of the reasons I love this hostel. Set in central Denver, this is the city’s best party hostel and one of the best places to stay in Denver to meet people. It is close to bars, restaurants, clubs and pubs. You’ll also find many of the top places to visit in Denver within walking distance.
Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center | Best Hotel in Central Business District
At the Hyatt Regency Denver, guests can enjoy the best shopping, dining and nightlife just a few steps from their front door. Set in the centre of the city, this hotel is close to all of Denver’s top attractions. It has an indoor pool, a well-equipped gym, and a relaxing Jacuzzi.
Top things to do in Central Business District
- Sip speciality cocktails at Union Lodge No. 1.
- Take a trip to Denver’s largest green space, First Creek.
- Catch a well-established or up-and-coming act at the legendary Fillmore Music Hall Auditorium.
- Ride the Denver Beer Train.
- Shop until you drop at the 16th Street Mall, a mile-long pedestrian street promenade.
- Take a trip to the Pikes Peak and Garden of the Gods.
- Watch a play or concert at the Denver Performing Arts Complex.
- Drink cheap cocktails and have a great time at The Shag Lounge.
- Sample a great selection of drinks at Front Porch.
- Listen to amazing live jazz at The Crimson Room.
- See your favourite sea creatures and aquatic animals at the Downtown Aquarium.
- Sink your teeth into a savoury and delicious burger at 5280 Burger Bar.
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If you’re someone who likes to stay at the centre of the action, Lower Downtown – or LoDo – is one of the best areas to stay in Denver!
LoDo is without a doubt the coolest neighborhood in Denver. It is nestled between the South Platter River and the Central Business District and is just a short walk from downtown Denver.
Here you’ll be surrounded by a great selection of cafes, restaurants, art galleries, museums, bars and clubs.
LoDo is characterized by its historic architecture and its Victorian charm. Wander throughout the streets of this hip ‘hood and enjoy some of the best sights, sounds and smells of Denver.
Sports fans will also love LoDo thanks to its close connection to Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies Major League Baseball team.
LoDo Loft with City Views! | Trendy Loft in Lower Downtown
Between the hardwood floor and chic paintings, there’s a certain retro feel to this loft apartment. It’s got a bright and warm ambience courtesy of the huge windows with incredible views to match. With a compact studio-style adjoining rooms but with a smart layout that keeps things spacious, this is the perfect place to stay in Denver to explore the Lower Downtown neighborhood.
Modern Urban Loft at Riverfront | Stylish Condominium in Lower Downtown
If you want to visit Denver’s coolest area, you might as well stay in style! This super-urban loft is designed with an eye for detail, making it hard for you to leave again once your trip is over. Located right on the riverfront in LoDo, you can enjoy relaxing morning walks and the cool vibes of the area. The loft is perfect for a weekend away or a short business trip.
Hostel Fish | Best Hostel in Lower Downtown
Hostel Fish is also my pick for the best hostel in the LoDo neighborhood. Set at the heart of the city, this great hostel is close to everything – from bars and restaurants to sports fields, museums and art galleries. It has large rooms, an outdoor terrace and free wifi throughout.
Hotel Indigo Denver Downtown | Best Hotel in Lower Downtown
With a great location, comfortable beds and modern facilities – you won’t find a better hotel in LoDo. In the centre of the city, this four-star hotel is surrounded by restaurants, bars and shops. It is close to public transit and is a short walk from the city’s top tourist attractions.
Top things to do in Lower Downtown
- Enjoy incredible sweeping vistas from The Viewhouse.
- See if you can catch a game of the Colorado Rockies Baseball Team at Coors Field.
- Wander through Larimer Square, the oldest and most historic block in the city.
- Surround yourself with the buzz of Denver at Union Station, which hosts an array of restaurants, bars and shops.
- Union Station also serves as a perfect starting point to embark on a journey to visit the best places in Colorado.
- Learn more about the City’s African American Community at the Black American West Museum.
- Take a stroll through Commons Park.
- Check out the revamped industrial buildings in the River North Art District.
- See exquisite sculptures, drawings and installations at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver.
- Step back in time in The Cruise Room, Denver’s first post-prohibition bar.
- Sample local craft beers on a brewery walking tour.
6. Uptown – Best Place to Stay in Denver for Families
One of the oldest residential districts and best areas to stay in Denver, Uptown is a neighborhood renowned for its historic architecture, charming shops and it’s quaint and relaxed vibe.
Located north of the Capitol Hill area, Uptown is the ideal neighborhood for families visiting Denver. Not only is it home to a great variety of all-ages activities but this area of the city is also well-connected and can easily be explored on foot.
With Uptown you’ll find great attractions including the Denver Zoo, the Museum of Nature and Science and sprawling City Park.
Uptown is also home to 17th Avenue, the main thoroughfare lined with great shops, charming cafes, delicious diners and buzzing bars.
Carriage House in Uptown | Amazing House in Uptown
It’s a small house, but it’s a house rental in Denver all the same! With a semi-private flagstone patio and personal parking space, it’s hard to not feel at home at this place. The decor has a certain modern-vintage charm, and there are bonus points for the separate loft bedroom upstairs. But, really, having a back patio with a tree in the heart of Denver Uptown really ain’t too shabby!
Modern – Downtown | Entire Townhouse for Families
Travelling with the whole family? That won’t be a problem if you’re staying at this amazing Airbnb. The spacious townhouse is an open floor plan home located in the centre of Uptown. The area is super safe and ideal for families with kids. A nice touch is the patio to sip some coffee and a dedicated workspace. The Zoo and city park are just a short walk away. I really recommend it for families and solo travellers alike.
Hampton Inn & Suites Denver Downtown | Best Hotel in Uptown
A great location, a myriad of amenities and spacious rooms are just a few of the reasons I love this hotel. Located in Denver’s Uptown neighborhood, this hotel is within walking distance of the city’s top bars, restaurants and things to do in Denver. Guests can enjoy large rooms, private bathrooms, and flat-screen TVs.
Top things to do in Uptown
- Dig into a delicious plate of burgers and fries at Park & Co burgers.
- See your favourite animals, birds, reptiles and more at Denver Zoo.
- Enjoy the art installations or explore an Expo at the Colorado Convention Center.
- Browse the wonderful exhibits and displays at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science.
- Explore the Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls and Toys, home to a collection of more than 20,000 objects.
- Enjoy a relaxing afternoon in verdant City Park, which covers more than 330 acres of land.
- Satisfy your taste buds with an artisanal treat at Voodoo Doughnuts.
- Dining on great foods and flavours at Steuben’s.
- Kickstart your day with a cup of joe at Fluid Coffee Bar.
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What are cool places to stay in Denver?
Definitely the River North Art District. It’s home to a diverse mix of art galleries, studios, restaurants, and bars. RiNo is known for its vibrant street art and its unique industrial charm.
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Final Thoughts on Where to Stay in Denver
Denver is a lively and vibrant city that merges history, culture, contemporary and fun. It has so much to offer travellers, from Denver’s esteemed art galleries and museums to sporting adventures and bustling brewery tours. No matter your age, style or budget, there’s something for everyone in Denver.
To recap, my recommendation for the best budget accommodations is Ember Hostel. Located in Cherry Creek, this hostel is close to shops, restaurants, museums and top tourist landmarks.
I also recommend the Le Meridien Denver Downtown. This property is packed with charm, history and incredible amenities. And don’t forget one of my favorites, The Ramble Hotel – such a cool place to stay.
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Updated May 2023
