BIG little Hotel — Hotel in Denver

The hotel is in a great place for looking around. Everything is close. When we walked in, we were greeted by a very pleasant, “yum-yum” smell. This will be important going forward. The rooms are fun with artwork and remote controlled beds. We got the Mu because it said, “A second room includes an additional massaging, plush queen mattress and Tv.” We found this to be false, seeing as my adult brother had to sleep on a couch. The whole reason we did this room was because it said two beds. We explored and found a full kitchenette, which was very handy, and a bathroom with a black toilet and automatic lights. However, there were also automatic soap dispensers, which did not dispense. We thought that it was our mistake, so we decided to wash our hands with body wash. It was fully depleted. When we asked someone to help, she turned the soap on and refilled the body wash, she was very nice. But she there was shampoo, which was false. Throughout our stay, we saw baby ants on the floor. There was quiet piano music playing all day and night. It was nice but could be annoying for some people. The most unfortunate part of our visit was the smell in the morning. If you recall, we had mentioned a delectable aroma in the suite. This was no longer. The woman who fixed our soap said they pump a good smell via a diffuser through the vents. We thing they do this to cover up the stench of 10 month s fecal matter. The ENTIRE suite smelled like a public restroom in a park. If they were doing this to get us to check out, it worked. It was so bad! Overall, it is a very fun place but seems like they just tried to make a crappy...

Very small room. Soap dispenser in kitchen did not work, body wash dispenser in shower was broken. The Keurig style coffee maker brewed one cup of coffee, then gave up the ghost. Only one coffee mug for two people, but I suppose that's because the coffee maker only brews one cup per day. Concrete floors throughout were very cold and gave the room a 'remodeled factory' look. Even the bathroom had concrete floors! And the motion sensing light switch in the bathroom was very sensitive! Just put a regular switch there so that you don't flood the place with light when going to the bathroom in the middle of the night!

On the plus side the bed was very comfortable. Could have used another pillow, or better pillows, though.

Parking... good god... no parking! You have to go down a side alley, and there are a few spots available. Be careful that you don't park at the end and get trapped in the very small...

Behind its modest exterior lies a thoughtfully designed, hostel-style property that exceeds expectations. During the second day of my stay I ran into the owner, Tony, who offered me a quick tour of the unoccupied rooms after I expressed my initial interest in the hotel was from the themed rooms.

Free and convenient parking (both front and rear), secure code-based entry, and rooms that are individually styled—each one perfect for photo ops/ social media.

Tony’s attention to detail is evident throughout. With a seamless check-in process, distinctive design, and practical amenities, this hotel delivers boutique comfort with personality. A hidden gem that’s well worth discovering.

Plus, the room has the most amazing mattress and pillows of any hotel...