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Nestled in Denver's Cheesman Park, this B&B is a dream for families and groups! Start your day with a complimentary continental breakfast, then unwind at the picnic area or fire up the BBQ grills. Kids will love the playground, while adults can try rock climbing or mini golf. Wind down at the bar or smash some balls in the squash court. Rooms boast smart TVs and luxury toiletries for ultimate comfort. With concierge services and multilingual staff, it’s perfect for weddings or business trips—plus free parking makes exploring Denver a breeze!
This hotel is perfectly located in downtown Denver, just a short walk to Larimer Square and Union Station. Enjoy top-notch amenities like indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness center, and a sauna for ultimate relaxation. Adventure lovers can try rock climbing or kayaking! Business travelers will appreciate the meeting rooms and business center. Rooms are spacious with LED TVs and luxury toiletries, plus a cooked-to-order breakfast is available. Whether for leisure or business, this hotel has everything you need!
Everything you need to know about Ruby Hill Bike Park
The Lodge at Ruby Hill is a top choice for mountain bikers, offering bike-friendly amenities such as secure parking, tool rooms, and rental services. Its modern mountain-inspired rooms provide panoramic views of the Denver skyline and surrounding peaks. Located just a 5-minute walk from the main trailhead, it enhances convenience for riders. The lodge also hosts biker meetups and provides up-to-date trail information.
For budget-conscious travelers, Denver Mountain Hostel offers affordable shared dorms and dedicated bike storage, with easy access to popular single-track routes. Both accommodations are strategically located near major transit links, making it simple to reach downtown Denver and the airport.
Take the RTD Bus Route 102 from downtown Denver to the "Ruby Hill Park" stop—approximately 30 minutes with frequent departures. Alternatively, use taxis or Uber, which take about 18 minutes and cost $25–$35, ideal for those transporting heavy bikes. For self-drive, follow I-25 South to Exit 276 (E 44th Ave) and follow signs to the park lot—about 20 minutes. Use Google Maps for real-time traffic updates to avoid rush-hour congestion.
The park offers free parking, but spaces fill quickly on weekends—arrive early. Many local tour operators also offer round-trip shuttle services including gear rentals and guided tours, perfect for first-time visitors seeking safety and convenience.
Beyond its core mountain biking trails, the park features a freestyle skills zone with jumps, berms, and wave sections—ideal for advanced riders testing their technique. Scattered throughout are nature education trails with interpretive signage highlighting native Colorado alpine flora and wildlife.
Weekend events include Community Ride Days with free guided tours, skill clinics, and family-friendly activities. During summer, the park hosts Night Rides illuminated by low-light systems, offering a safe, scenic experience under the stars. An on-site outdoor café serves locally roasted coffee and light bites—perfect for post-ride refueling.
Highly suitable for families, the park features beginner-friendly gentle slopes and a mini jump zone designed for children, with certified instructors offering basic riding lessons. Parents can relax at the picnic shelter area while enjoying views of the Denver skyline.
On-site facilities include restrooms, water stations, and first aid posts ensuring safety and hygiene. Weekly Saturday mornings feature family riding clinics with safety gear fitting and basic control training—only $15 per person, available on-site. Some nearby lodges, like The Lodge at Ruby Hill, also offer kids’ bike kits (helmets, training wheels, and guides), making family visits seamless and enjoyable.
Denver Marriott City Center is ideal for bikers, located just a 10-minute drive from Ruby Hill Bike Park, offering free parking and a fitness center perfect for post-ride recovery. Situated in downtown Denver, it’s steps away from local restaurants and cafés, making it a great base for exploring the city.
Alternatively, The Source Hotel stands out with eco-friendly design, dedicated bike storage, repair stations, and rental services—ideal for riders wanting convenience. Both hotels are in safe, vibrant neighborhoods suitable for solo travelers or families.
Book early, especially on weekends and holidays, to secure your stay amid high demand.
It takes about 15 to 20 minutes by car from downtown Denver, following E-470 or I-225 then turning onto Speer Boulevard, with clear signage throughout. For public transit, take RTD Bus Line 118 or 119 to the "Ruby Hill Park" stop—approximately 30 minutes with a fare of just $2.50, payable via mobile app.
Alternatively, B-Cycle shared bikes are available at multiple downtown stations, ideal for short rides, though note that some routes feature steep grades—suitable only for experienced riders. The park offers free parking and shower facilities for visitors after riding.
Ruby Hill Bike Park features advanced mountain biking trails with technical drops, jumps, and obstacles designed for experienced riders. The park includes an aerial cable lift system that transports bikes uphill, saving time and energy for consecutive runs.
Each summer, the park hosts the Rocky Mountain Bike Challenge, drawing top riders nationwide, along with outdoor markets and gear exhibitions. Additionally, nature trails and guided ecological tours blend biking with environmental education—perfect for family visits.
Wear proper protective gear and check trail conditions in advance; some paths can be slippery after rain, requiring extra caution.
See what other travelers say about Ruby Hill Bike Park
My son lives in Denver, so I’m always on the lookout for a great place to stay when visiting. Flora House has become my go-to spot—perfectly located near him and Cheesman Park, making everything super convenient. From the moment I arrived, I felt at home. The space is beautifully decorated with a tasteful, uncluttered aesthetic that feels both elegant and welcoming. Every room is fresh, clean, and incredibly comfortable—beds are cozy, linens crisp, and the ambiance just right. The hosts are genuinely kind and helpful, offering local tips and warm hospitality that made me feel like family. I’m already looking forward to returning in the warmer months to enjoy the charming patio area with a good book or a glass of wine. This isn’t just a hotel—it’s a true home away from home.
The Westin Denver Downtown offers an excellent location for exploring downtown Denver—everything is within easy reach, whether you're heading to shops, restaurants, or local attractions. However, the in-room phone system was a bit frustrating; instead of a direct line, guests are directed to contact staff via QR code scanning, which made reaching room service, bellhops, or front desk staff unnecessarily complicated. Once I managed to place my order, the room service arrived promptly and was actually quite good—worth the wait. While the tech setup could use some improvement, the hotel’s prime location and overall comfort make it a solid choice for travelers looking for convenience and quality.
The cleanliness here is absolutely outstanding. From the moment I walked into the room, everything felt pristine—bed linens, bathroom fixtures, countertops, even the carpet looked brand new. No water stains, no musty odors in the restroom, and it stayed spotless throughout my stay. I’ve stayed in many hotels around the world, but this level of hygiene is truly rare. The location is excellent—right in downtown Denver, just a short walk from public transit and major attractions. It’s not just clean; it feels like a thoughtful, well-maintained space designed for comfort and peace of mind. I’ll definitely be returning.
I was thoroughly impressed with my stay at Hotel Indigo Denver Downtown-Union Station. The location couldn’t be better—right across the street from the train line that connects directly to the airport, making travel super convenient. A quick 40-minute ride for just $10 per person made getting into the city a breeze. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this hotel puts you right in the heart of downtown Denver. The rooms were spotless and impeccably clean, and the lobby has a cool, quirky vibe that adds character. I appreciated the complimentary water bottle in the room and the handy water fountain in the lobby—great for refills and staying hydrated without waste. There’s also a small convenience shop on-site with snacks and basic pharmacy items, perfect for last-minute needs. The fitness center is well-maintained and equipped with a treadmill, elliptical, cable machine, and dumbbells—though it doesn’t have leg machines or barbells, it’s still functional and clean. Towels and drinking water are provided in the gym, which is a nice touch. The elevators are spacious and comfortable, and while the coffee pod machine in the room was a welcome perk, there’s no hot water available in the room for tea. Luckily, boiling water is accessible in the lobby. Overall, the experience was excellent—I had a wonderful time and would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Denver.
The staff at this hotel truly went above and beyond. From the moment I arrived, the front desk team was warm, attentive, and always ready to assist—whether it was checking in, recommending local spots, or helping with luggage. The restaurant staff were equally welcoming, making every meal feel special. Even the bellhops showed genuine care and professionalism. It’s clear that guest experience is a top priority here. The location is fantastic—close to downtown and easy to get around by public transit. A standout stay with exceptional service.
I don’t usually take the time to write reviews unless a place really stands out—and this hostel absolutely did. I’ve had mixed experiences with hostels before, often associating them with cramped spaces, poor cleanliness, and noise, but 11th Avenue Hostel completely defied those expectations. From the moment I arrived, I was impressed by how thoughtfully designed the space is—bright, airy, and incredibly clean. My private bunk room was cozy yet spacious, offering just the right balance of comfort and privacy. What stood out most was the shared bathrooms: they’re single-use, not shared dorm-style, which made all the difference in terms of hygiene and personal space. It’s rare to find such a budget-friendly option that delivers so much more than expected. For solo travelers looking for a safe, quiet, and well-kept stay, this is an absolute gem. I’ll definitely be coming back.
Our weekend stay at Halcyon - A Hotel in Cherry Creek was absolutely fantastic! We were with a group of couples, all staying at the property, and every single one of us fell in love with the hotel’s vibe, staff, and amenities. The rooftop pool and lounge area were our favorite spot—spacious, stylish, and perfectly set up to accommodate everyone comfortably. The team up top went above and beyond: friendly, attentive, and always ready to help. We ordered drinks and food throughout the day, and they never missed a beat—everything arrived promptly and with a smile. It felt like a true retreat, where relaxation and good company came together effortlessly. I can’t wait to come back and do it all again. If you’re looking for a memorable, well-run getaway in Denver, this is the place.
As a Hilton Gold member, I always look forward to staying at a Hilton for the excellent front desk service and well-maintained rooms—and this Tru by Hilton in downtown Denver absolutely lived up to expectations. The location is unbeatable, just steps away from the 16th Street Mall, making it super convenient for shopping, dining, and exploring the city. The room was spotless, neatly arranged, and the bed was incredibly comfortable—perfect for a good night’s sleep after a busy day. Everything felt fresh and modern, with that signature Tru hospitality. Booking through the platform was smooth, and the overall experience was seamless. If you're visiting Denver, especially for business or events, this hotel is a solid choice with great value and a welcoming vibe.
Staying at Mint House Denver - Downtown Union Station was an absolute delight. The location couldn’t be better—right in the heart of downtown, just steps away from stadiums, top-rated restaurants, and easy access to public transit. I took the train directly from the airport, which saved me time and money, leaving me with extra cash for a fantastic dinner downtown. The apartment itself is spacious and fully equipped with a full kitchen, making it feel like home. I especially loved the rooftop area—perfect for relaxing with a drink while enjoying views of the city skyline. There’s also a well-maintained fitness center on-site, ideal for staying active during the trip. Everything about this stay was seamless, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Denver—this place truly delivers.
Staying at the Home2 Suites by Hilton Denver Downtown Convention Center was an absolute pleasure. The location is unbeatable—right in the heart of downtown, making it super convenient to walk to major attractions, restaurants, and shopping areas. The room was spacious and well-designed, with a full kitchenette including a microwave, sink, and counter space—perfect for whipping up simple meals without needing to cook on a stove. Breakfast starts early at 6 AM, offering a good variety of options, which is great for early risers. The 24-hour fitness center is a huge plus—always accessible whenever I wanted to work out. And the view of the Rocky Mountains from the room? Absolutely stunning. Watching the light change across the peaks throughout the day added a magical touch to my stay. Everything about this hotel exceeded expectations. Highly recommend for both business and leisure travelers.
My stay at Off Broadway B & B was brief but absolutely delightful. From the moment I walked in, I felt instantly at home—exactly what I needed after a long journey. The hosts were incredibly warm and welcoming, going above and beyond to make me feel comfortable. One highlight? Their fresh-baked chocolate chip banana bread—it’s truly unforgettable. Moist, rich, and bursting with flavor, it’s the kind of treat that makes you want to come back just for dessert. The location is fantastic too—easy access to downtown Denver via public transit, and quiet enough to enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep. If you’re looking for a cozy, heartfelt stay in Denver, this place is a must-try.
Staying at Hostel Fish was an absolute highlight of my trip to Denver! From the moment I arrived, the welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff made me feel right at home. The hostel strikes the perfect balance between social energy and quiet relaxation—ideal for solo travelers or groups wanting to connect with others. My room was spotless, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed with privacy curtains, lockers, and charging ports right by the bed—small details that really make a difference. The common areas, especially the bar, were vibrant and inviting, a great place to unwind after a day exploring the city. Being right in downtown, everything—from restaurants to attractions—was just a short walk away. Plus, the team regularly organizes fun activities and shares excellent local tips, showing how much they care about guests’ experiences. If you're looking for a lively, well-kept, and genuinely welcoming place to stay in Denver, Hostel Fish is absolutely worth every penny. I’d book again in a heartbeat!
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