11th Avenue Hostel
1112 N. Broadway Denver, CO 80203
The Vibe:
Located in the heart of Downtown Denver, a block from the city’s best museums, fun night clubs, and complete with a kitchen, on-site cafe, and pizza bar, you’ll love exploring Denver from this cozy haven. Freaky fast wifi, a library and lounge, and 24/7 super helpful staff make this a digital nomad destination. It’s also family-owned and operated, and was completely renovated in 2022 so you can explore the city affordably, knowing you have a comfortable home base to return to.
Bonus: 11th Avenue Hostel includes both shared dorms, semi-private rooms, and fully private rooms for all types of travelers wanting to get away.
Even More Reason to Stay:
Set among the eateries and quaint shops of the vibrant Capitol Hill district, this relaxed hostel is a 7-minute walk from the Denver Art Museum and a mile from the Denver Botanic Gardens. Most travelers arrive via Union Station which is only 2 miles away.
This Denver hostel offers recently renovated private rooms and gender-segregated dorms with bunk beds. Bathrooms are private or shared. Some private rooms include clawfoot tubs in the bathroom, Linens and towels are provided. Even more top notch amenities consist of a communal kitchen, a quiet library, an outside courtyard and a large colorful lounge and event space, with a local cafe, Eisakafee.
If you’re a fan of affordable travel, unique lodging, and family-owned and operated hostels, this place is for you. 11th Avenue Hostel believes in authentic, personal, and thoughtful lodging for unique, explorative travelers looking to have fun, explore Denver on a budget, and experience the city like a local.
You’ll love this hostel if:
You love historic buildings with private and shared rooms
You’re traveling with friends or a female solo traveler
You want to walk everywhere during your trip and love museums
You like having a coffee, bar, and restaurant on site
Why you should visit Colorado
Colorado is made for explorers. The original home of the Wild Wild West, visitors can still sift for gold in the historical mines. More-so, visitors opt to mix their Colorado visit with city life and mountain adventures. Denver, the Mile High City, and state capitol, is the largest city in the state and home to 5 professional sports teams and offers vibrant nightlife and music scenes. Colorado Springs and Fort Collins are two other larger cities, both home to universities and awesome downtown scenes for food, music and shopping.
Hiking is notoriously the thing to do in Colorado. Moderate trails can lead to gorgeous outlooks. Colorado is also rich in public hot springs. Some are found in well-maintained recreation centers, others are found by the curious hiker. All are surrounded by vista views.