Wonderful stay at Flora House. They were responsive, accomodating and everything was clean and…read morebeautifully decorated. We were upgraded rooms for our stay, which was appreciated. Breakfast was lovely and LOVED all the little flora touches and flowers throughout. Bed was comfy. Enjoyed the hot tub and secluded patio. Noise wasn't an issue at all. Area was easy to maneuver around in. Very comfortable and a worthwhile experience.

We stayed in this lovely home for 3 days over Memorial Day weekend and it was perfect for our…read moreneeds. We had a room on the first floor, near the public areas, but never heard any noise. The large sitting area was comfortable for reading and visiting, the breakfasts were varied and fresh, and the outdoor patio was spacious and beautiful. Although onsite parking was somewhat limited, alternatives were nearby, and we found it convenient to use Uber to get to the busy downtown spots. Very welcoming hosts, and a pleasant chat with the owner - all in all a delightful visit, many thanks to Flora House!

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

True to their reputation, the Air Force's accommodations do not disappoint!…read more Great spacious and clean room. Lots of drawers and full-sized hangers! Do you know how baller it is to have full sized hangers?! You don't even see that in some Hiltons! The staff was very nice and came by the room daily (though I don't use it daily). Parking can get a bit of a challenge, but that was my own fault for staying out late (there really isn't much to do on the base). The AC, while it keeps things cool, can get a bit loud so if you're a light sleeper maybe consider some ear plugs.

Nice looking building but customer service is lacking…read more The air conditioning went offline in the afternoon and by 6 pm, the temp in my room was 84.5 degrees. Calls to the front desk were met with, "Only a few people have complained." Lovely response. After they received more complaints, they finally called HVAC repair. After several hours, still no AC. I went to the front desk and they said the AC people were working on the problem. They said they'd call me once they had it repaired. I'm still waiting for that call a day later. A few hours later, the electricity went out and ceiling fan stopped working -- then the room got like a sauna. Oh, you can't open any windows because they didn't install any windows that open! By morning it was 62 outside and 81 in my room. The queen size bed had a "fitted" sheet that didn't fit the bed. The sheet came loose within a few minutes of laying in bed. When I checked out, not a word from the front desk staff about the AC problem-- and no credit for sweating in my bed, with no sleep, through the night Avoid this Air Force Inn until customer service improves.

The staffing is outstanding go way above and beyond for you, The property manager is amazing…read morehelping any way she can verify clean property. Very quiet community definitely at a 10 out of 10

We drove from Kansas City to San Diego and back and stayed in 12 different hotels, so we're…read morecomparing them all. We stayed three nights in room 209 for $89.92 per night, which was a slightly above average price for the trip. SHE: First, I have to explain this hotel is in the middle of a corporate office park area. Lots of generic corporate buildings. This apartment is clearly designed for business travelers who come in to work and may stay long-term short-term. That's clearly who it's catering to. HE: There was a minimum of two or three nights in order to book the room, so you can't just stay one night. SHE: So, because of that, it's fancy pretty, at least for us. It has a small kitchen and a big desk for working, and a couch. There's lots of shelves and cabinets and a closet. It has an ottoman that rolls around and a lap desk thing. So, you got a lot more than you get at a normal hotel. The desk had lots of outlets and a comfy desk chair. HE: The only problem is that it's on the far edge of town, far away from any attraction or anything interesting so it's awesome if you don't mind driving into town every day. It was a good 20-30 minute drive every time, depending on the traffic, which was sometimes terrible in places. If you want to do anything in south Denver, it's a great place. SHE: Sheets were comfortable. The bed was pretty comfortable. Four pillows, Two people, four pillows. It passed the pillow test. Each side of the bed had nightstands with outlets. Only one outlet, though? But the kitchen was close enough that I could plug in there and it would reach the bed. HE: Always travel with an extension cord. SHE: I appreciate the bathroom that has a light separate from a fan. It only had the very basics of dishware. Two spoons, two forks, two bowls, two mugs, two glasses, just two of everything except butter knives. There were a lot of plastic butter knives. HE: Full-sized for refrigerator. Freezer was good. Actually froze the stuff. Full oven and stove. Microwave. SHE: It had blackout curtains, and then shear curtains, so you could have some natural light. HE: The manager or owner was very nice and helpful. We only saw her once or twice, but she was helpful and friendly. She told us to stay away from Centennial. SHE: They also had a game room with a foosball table and air hockey and some board games. There's also a very small pool outdoors and a grill. There were a lot of people hanging out at the picnic table over the whole weekend. I suspect some people live or stay there for a long time. HE: There's not much nearby because it's all corporate buildings. There's A 7-Eleven a couple blocks away. You're not too far to drive from your strip malls with all your regular franchises and some grocery stores and stuff. MOD Pizza nearby. SHE: It's really nice, very new furnishings. It was very clean and corporate-like accommodations, but very good. You could probably stay there a long time. HE: I don't think you could find a better place for less than a hundred dollars.

The woman at the front desk was very nice, welcoming, and just all around friendly. The views from…read morethe trails are amazing too! Hiking nude is so much more fun than doing it clothed!

There are a number of people in wheel chairs and limited walking abilities. The people there are…read morealways helpful even getting into pool and jacuzzi. Note that there are stairs in some location in the main pool area so entrance may require understanding of the layout. Also note that in the RV and camping area there are no handicap restrooms and driving and walking areas outside the pool and social area are gravel.

My standard for hostel is mostly just a place to crash for cheap (about $52 a night in 4/2026) so…read morewent in not asking for a lot. The rooms were generally clean but can feel stuffy. The sheets were pilling and whatever was inside the blanket was uneven so it felt weird. The bathroom and shower were clean but do bring your own slippers and supplies. Needless to say, these are shared to go in early if you want to avoid wait or prior usage. There's a bar inside the building and it will get loud at night so if your are a light sleeper, think twice or come prepared. The location is very conveniently located in downtown with many nearby places to explored.

Complete disregard to safety. Women's room had a broken door handle for the entire weekend…read more Attempted to fix with tape & string. Attempted to fix again but the handle would become loose. Multiple times stuck inside the room needing to call front desk to let guests out. Unable to move us to a different room or provide any refunds. Do not recommend booking here.

This is a wonderful B&B located in the heart of Downtown Denver. On our visit here, Carl and Bailey…read moretook trouble to make us feel welcome. I loved the wonderful breakfast to start off your morning - we enjoyed a delicious meal of blueberry pancakes and shakshuka during our stay and were full till the mid-afternoon. Carl and Bailey also checked in on us throughout our stay and were helpful with recommendations for sightseeing. The evening wine hour was a nice way to get to know other guests and enjoy a nice, laid-back time before dinner. We stayed in the Snowlover room on the third floor. Our bed was very comfortable and we liked the balcony outside - it was shaded and lovely in the mornings and evenings during the Denver summer. It is an older house so we did have a few problems with the toilet but we mentioned it to Carl and Bailey and they quickly looked into it. The house is very conveniently located in Downtown so it was an easy drive wherever we wanted to go. I really appreciated that they had some available parking at the back of the house since street parking is a nightmare in that area of the city. I would love to stay here again on our next visit to Denver!

The home was extraordinary! We always choose a bed and breakfast when we are traveling, and this…read moremight be one of my favorites. Carl and Bailey were wonderful inn keepers- So accommodating, and we enjoyed getting to know them. Our room was charming and just perfect. The breakfast was soooo good!!! Huckleberry (the house cat) was the cherry on the top. We look forward to coming back

Luxury Treehouse? If…read morethe concept of a luxury treehouse is an oxymoron for you, perhaps you should visit Juniper Lodge Treehouses. The expertly appointed, and finished small houses with trees outside of every window, each with a rotating supply of birds, is owned and operated by a couple nice enough to be Canadians. The 40 yard hike up a slight grade on a lighted path is almost enough to convince you that you are "in the mountains." The view from the outdoor seating area in front of each house of the valley is calming and the altitude makes the night's sleep feel well earned. Highly recommend.

While looking for someplace close to Denver where my husband and I could take a two-day…read moremini-vacation and bring our dog along, I stumbled upon this gem. Juniper Lodge is a magical place, with lovely indoor and outdoor spaces to relax -- think rocking chairs, hot tub, game room, and firepits -- and Evergreen Lake and the cute little town of Evergreen are just a short drive away. In addition to the five rooms in the lodge, the property has two awesome-looking treehouses available to stay in, with plans for four more to be built in the near future. Although Juniper Lodge is conveniently located close to I-70, the property itself is woodsy and quiet. We enjoyed making s'mores at one of the firepits while watching swarms of hummingbirds drink and battle each other at the nearby feeders. I loved sitting in one of the rocking chairs on the deck overlooking the forest, reading my book, drinking my coffee, and listening to the birds sing. We also explored the trail above the lodge leading to the treehouses and a stage area that would probably be a neat place for a wedding. We only met Ashley during this visit, but she was kind, attentive, and passionate about the property. We would highly recommend Juniper Lodge to anyone looking for a beautiful, quiet, and romantic place to stay.