Anchor Motel — Hotel in Denver

A Peaceful Stay at Anchor Motel

Sometimes, finding a place to rest your body and soul is all you need on a journey. The Anchor Motel offers that simple comfort—a refuge where you can pause, recharge, and gather your strength. For $80 a night, all fees and taxes are included, payable by cash or card, with no deposit required a straightforward and welcoming process.

The rooms may carry the charm of age, but they are kept impeccably clean, creating a space of peace and tranquility. Whether you need a cozy single or a room with multiple beds for family or friends, they have options to suit your needs. I personally sat here for a couple of weeks during my journey, and I found it to be a peaceful sanctuary. The rooms feature a queen-sized bed, additional beds if needed, a TV to soothe your mind, a dresser for your belongings, and a few chairs to sit and reflect. The bathroom is functional and sufficient, supporting your needs without fuss. Plus, they offer Wi-Fi, so you can stay connected to loved ones, your spiritual practice, or simply find a moment of inspiration online. They also offer weekly stays, making it a flexible choice for those needing longer-term comfort.

What truly makes this place special is the kindness of Mr. Don, the manager— a compassionate soul who nurtures a peaceful atmosphere. He understands the importance of respect and good manners, creating a community where harmony can flourish. It’s a gentle reminder that when we treat others with kindness and mindfulness, we create a space where everyone can feel safe and cared for.

Conveniently located within walking distance to a dispensary, the motel is an ideal stop for travelers needing quick access to essentials. Remember, this is a humble motel, not a five-star resort, but sometimes, the simplest places offer the greatest comfort. It’s an environment of serenity perfect for travelers seeking a moment of quiet or a restful stop on their journey. If you come with an open heart and a respectful spirit, you’ll find no trouble here only a peaceful place to rest, reflect, and renew your energy.

In the midst of travel and life’s hustle, the Anchor Motel can be a sanctuary a reminder that comfort and tranquility are often found in the simplest of places. Sometimes, all we need is a little quiet refuge to reconnect with ourselves and the...

The only good thing I can say about this hotel is that they changed the linens and cleaned the room each day. Other than that, it was a horrible experience. The hotel only has two phone lines for 30-some rooms. When using the phone line for dial-up internet for my work, the owners would pull the plug and leave me phoneless for entire days and nights. I believe this is illegal, even a wire-tapping federal felony. What if I had an emergency and needed to call 911? On several occasions, the owners would bang on my door first thing in the morning and storm in uninvited, accusing me of not paying on time for the next night. This happened FIVE MINUTES after checkout time. Once they did this, when I had already paid for the next night. Yet instead of apologizing, they accused ME of the error. Incredible! They were extremely nosy and it was bizarre. When I complained, these Korean owners first pretended they didn't understand English, then verbally attacked me, saying they were doing me a favor by letting me use the phone at all!!! Absolutely unprofessional behavior. Three times that I witnessed, police detectives came looking for criminals with arrest warrants. One was a sting operation with storm toopers, the works. My nearest neighbor coughed all night long, seemingly with tuberculosis, and both he and the people below had sex constantly, screaming and moaning. (Certainly entertaining at first, but I mean, c'mon). The first night I stayed and all they had was a two-bed unit. I took it, but when I wanted to stay another night, they MOVED me to another room. The third morning they wanted to MOVE me again! I refused, and only after much arguing did they agree to let me stay in that room. These people should have their permits revoked by the city of Denver. Someday they'll kill someone because of that phone business....

Travelers beware! This is not a place to sleep. I'm not sure what I spent 75 dollars on... There was no heat, the "mattress" was only 4" thick and you could see how sunk in it was. Was willing to look past it for the size of the room, we went and bought mattress toppers (which did little for sleep). The "no nonsense" (his words) owner made sure he was not bothered with us calling and complaining at 4 am after his friends were up partying all night, as if it isnt hard enough to fall asleep on this jail cot of a box spring in the freezing cold. If you bring your pets you will NOT get one of the "nicer" rooms which I can understand, but even my dogs couldn't sleep it was so cold. I felt so bad for bringing them there and my girlfriend was up crying mostmof the night. Ironically there IS a fridge in the room, useless since the room stayed at a constant icy 40 degrees. I was willing to pay thousands to stay for a good while, but one night of being treated as though I'm not a paying customer was enough for me. This place made me miss the cheapest hotel in Greeley where there are hypodermic needles littering the property. Careless ownership. This is just a place where the owners druggie friends can get away with anything. I was more worried about getting kicked out for complaining because of the owner/manager demeaning attitude. "Listen little girl, it's Saturday night and there's nothing I can do about it." Exact words. I've been in Colorado about a month and till now I've thought how nice everyone is here, until I met these people. Lazy. Rude. Property looks trashy. I should've...