Well, they understood the assignment…read more The staff? 10/10. Our server made the whole experience, and for such a unique concept, they absolutely crushed it. The decor is giving circus chic, the vibes are immaculate, and whether you're dressed to impress or in your comfies, you'll fit right in. The menu is easy to navigate, the munchies hit exactly how they should, and somehow "we'll stay for an hour" turned into several. My only complaint? That there isn't one closer to me. Please expand... for the people.

My husband and I attended a private event at Cirrus last night, and it was our first visit. From…read morethe second we walked into the lobby, we knew we were in for something special! The welcome was aces! We were warmly greeted, shown exactly where to go, and immediately made to feel comfortable. They have this rare ability to make you feel like you're walking into something exclusive without feeling pretentious or intimidating. Before we even made it to the bar, people were introducing themselves and making us feel welcome. I mentioned that I'd seen one of the team members being super fabulous on Instagram, and we had some fun conversation. Every interaction felt real. We tried one of the vapor bags, and it lived up to the hype! The infused drinks were SO GOOD, especially the grape infusion. The food was awesome. We had the bagel bites, burrata, and sliders. Everything was rich, a bit salty, and exactly what you want after a vapor bag. You know. The space is wild. Super chill. Cirrus feels like what would happen if a luxury airline lounge, a Tom Ford campaign, and a cannabis social club had a baby. Crystal chandeliers, oversized floral prints, dramatic drapery, fireplaces, and a grand piano create a space that feels more like a series of carefully curated scenes than a lounge on Colfax. It's glamorous without being stuffy, theatrical without being pretentious, and juuust weird enough to keep it interesting. And the DJ!!!!! HUGE shout out because their playlist was FIRE and set the entire mood! Also, see the bathrooms... All four of them! It feels like if you gave Tom Ford a blunt and told him to design a social club. What really makes Cirrus special, though, is the people. Every single person we met was kind, welcoming, chill, and genuinely happy to be there. It made us want to be there. Living in Colorado, you can stop at a dispensary and sit on your couch at home or go to a park any day of the week. What you can't recreate is this experience. The hospitality, the atmosphere, the sense of community, the feeling that you're somewhere unique. They've created something really special here. Check it out!

We worked with Adrienne Hollie to plan and host our wedding reception at 1134 and she was…read moreabsolutely incredible! 10/10! Can't imagine a better event planner / coordinator -- no notes :) Our guests could also not stop talking about how great the bar service was. Incredible staff all around!

1134 is great! We had such an amazing time, there was a dj and unique decor. It was supposed to be…read morea pop up but is now staying because of how badass it was!! Everyone GO! Hopefully my pictures can help convince others to go. The service was great, the music was funky and so was the vibe. Great place to take pictures with friends as well. I hope it stays!

I went to a candlelight a tribute to Taylor Swift. And I will say it was so much fun. The quartet…read moreplaying was beautiful. The venue was well lit with candles. The only downside is finding parking and I knew that with it being in the highlands. What a beautiful space for a concert. I've driven by the Kirk many times before and had no idea that it was an event space now. I would recommend coming to one of the candlelight experiences here. Hopefully I'll be able to experience another one soon!

I was so disappointed in this concert... We bought first class seats with cushions and sat in the…read moresecond row. I was hoping for an energetic performance with great sound. The candles were lovely, but what we got was 4 musicians playing Queen and Abba hits from the front of the church.... this could have been spectacular... lots of speakers and good surround sound. But only 3 speakers in the front. Oh so very sad.

Seriously a wonderful date spot idea. I came very, very late at night with my carefree partner at…read morethe time and sat in the car looking at a lovely view of ducks waddling and coming and out of the water. We were following these night owls as we walked the sidewalk constantly and gazed at the glorious stars shining on the lake. I saw parked boats and am enjoyed the summer night here. The garden is incredibly big; reminded me of Sloan's Lake, but even more romantic. Just as beautiful in the dark, this park is an incredible visit.

Scam! Will charge for a full hour after 8pm even if you're out for 10 minutes. Also 12.99 PER…read moreperson!! Very dirty too.

We stayed with our two young kids. The bedroom has a sliding barn door is "temperamental" and can…read morefall off its tracks. Our 5-year-old got trapped. I called both hosts and was sent directly to voicemail. About 20 minutes later they finally texted back and told me to "lift the door up and it will roll to the right" When I followed that, the heavy door came off its track and crashed to the floor. It missed my child by maybe a foot. By sheer luck my daughter wasn't killed. I should have called the police to get my kids out instead of listening to their terrible advice. I've attached screenshots as of text communication as proof. Afterward, the hosts posted an Airbnb review claiming I "berated" them and "splintered their priceless door." The attached text messages show them being apologetic in real time until they wrote their public review. I never berated anyone, but I should have. Other issues: - Strong noise and odor from ducks in a cage or pen next to the room - Front door opens directly into a parking lot where homeless people frequently loitered - Cleanliness below basic standards Bottom line: the door is a serious hazard. The hosts were slow to respond and gave advice that nearly caused a disaster. This place is not safe for kids.

A little family history --…read more My grandfather was one of several owners from the 1940s-1975 when it was an apartment building. He lived on the first floor with the turret, now the gathering room. I remember most of the tenants were females. The original carriage house served as his garage with many old license plates nailed to the walls. The top floor of the Marne used to be an attic with a large window above the stairs. And of course, the historic stained glass window finally got an acrylic cover to protect the bowing glass and lead. The Marne sat vacant for a several years after 1975 with a selling price of $200,000. Due to being vacant, the boiler blew with extensive water damage, paint was peeling with other structural damages. For a period of time, the Marne served as a processing center for previously incarcerated individuals. During that time, I took my 2 year old son on a self-directed tour to check up on the Marne. I sensed an unhealthy, sad and depressed atmosphere which was not what I remember in my childhood. Grandpa took good care of it for years. Five of us kids would play in the lobby, running up and down the wide stairs, sliding down the curved banister often breaking some of the original ornamental pieces, and creating a bit of noise. We called the basement the scary dungeon and often played hide and seek for hours. There are two family dogs buried to the right of the front porch. Also, my grandfather planted a tree upside down with the roots bearing leaves and limbs growing in the ground. The trunk kept curving towards to the ground as it seemed to know it was upside down. He added several supports to the trunk through the years to keep it from reversing itself. It was later removed when the Piker family bought it. According to the Pikers, there are a few spirits roaming around, but claimed they were friendly. Thanks to the Piker family for restoring it to its original cosmetic and purposeful glory as well as hosting many visitors in their B&B. Our family also thanks the current owners who are continuing to keep it alive and well. Back in the 90s, I stayed at the Marne as well as performing at the grand piano for a luncheon. So many amazing memories made in that lovely Castle. I hope you all have a chance to visit, stay, and enjoy an late1800s atmosphere. By the way, the architect, William Lang, also designed several other castles in the Capitol Hill area. You'll find they look similar to the Marne. Enjoy! Karen

What's I like best about the Secular Hub are the interesting topics and conversations that go on…read morehere that really challenge our thoughts and minds. It's also very welcoming. The only real rule that I know if is *no proselytizing*. As the website states: Since February 2013, the Secular Hub has provided a non-profit community center for the secular community. At its core, the Hub is two things: 1) a physics meeting space for secular (and other) groups 2) an organizatiin that sponsors activities focused on building a secular community, advancing reason, critical thinking, and giving back through education and altruism The Secular Hub exists to help explore both commonalities and differences, to create an environment in which you can feel welcome and support... to build, strengthen, and empower our diverse community to accomplish more together than alone. They have potlucks, game nights, movie nights, fundraisers, and other events. Checkout their website or Facebook for more info on those events.

I enjoyed "Festivus for the rest of us" with a group of many super friendly people here and it made…read moreme feel welcome shortly after moving to Denver. The food and company was so wonderful.

If I can give any advice to someone seeking healing, trust your gut the first time. Be extremely…read moremindful about who you allow yourself to be vulnerable around in spaces like this. Be so protective of who you entrust your heart with. I came here looking for healing and growth, and I am still healing from my experience at this studio. This studio taught me discernment in the hardest way possible. I personally regret how vulnerable I was in this space and I would take it all back if I could.

I have been coming to classes at Rooted Heart for over a year. The space is very inviting with lots…read moreof natural light, real wood floors, plants and incense. There are two spaces for classes -- one on the first floor looking towards Ogden and then one upstairs with almost 360 degree windows. Both spaces are inviting and home-y. The instructors are very authentic and always doing their own sequences with unique music and other practices built in - pranayama, yin, props, sound bowls,etc.. I would say 95% of the instructors are well-trained and safe with very few exceptions. Always a good feeling when practicing something that can potentially injure you.

Luis and Matt were extremely helpful, and made us have a great time here for the first time.read more

INDUSTRY is a self-described "modern creative workspace" that houses start-ups and companies…read more The space itself is super inviting-- very modern with cool lighting fixtures, bright colors, shared kitchens, a pet-friendly environment, exposed brick and multi-level open-concept floors. Most of the offices have giant windows, cute signage and are decorated with unique personalities. If I was in need of a co-working space, I wouldn't hesitate to look at INDUSTRY. It felt really great in there. It makes me want to invent something and move in. But this review is actually in regards to it as an event space. I attended the Dear Jack Foundation 11/10 VIP Preview night here and was pretty smitten with what a cool space it was. In case you're unaware, Dear Jack is Andrew McMahon's foundation for AYA cancer research and support. The VIP preview night is essentially an acoustic concert and private gathering the night before the benefit. I was a little hesitant about the show being in an open-concept co-working space, but the acoustics were surprisingly good for music. The program had a nice feel to it and it didn't feel too cramped. There was also plenty of parking outside and the valet situation wasn't a hot mess, which is always appreciated. Cool place all around!