TL;DR

Art-focused stay: Every inch of the hotel is covered in professional murals.
Golden Triangle location: Perfect for art-lovers exploring Denver’s cultural district.
Local collaborations: Works curated with artists like Alex Pangburn and Ashley Joon.
Historic setting: Once one of Denver’s first boarding houses, now reimagined as a boutique stay.
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Pulling all the inspiration possible from its Golden Triangle locale, this boutique hotel in Denver, CO really is one for you art-lovers.

Every inch is covered in professional mural work, giving you the perfect place to stay while you explore Denver’s creative heart.

The hotel owners arranged a roster of incredible wall-painters in collaboration with local artists Alex Pangburn and Ashley Joon.

The building was once one of the first boarding houses in the city, now fully evolved into one of a truly one-of-a-kind boutique hotel experience.

What are the rooms like?

Unique design: Each of the 24 rooms is dedicated to a different local artist.
Condo-style comfort: Many rooms have seating areas, kitchens or kitchenettes.
Modern amenities: TVs, coffee makers, fridges, microwaves, and some with dishwashers.
Distinctive bathrooms: Clawfoot tubs in corner suites and murals matched with tiling.
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Each room is entirely unique, dedicated to a single local artist. They range in size, color and style, but you’ll find lots of plants and animals.

Each room or suite is a visual experience without compromising comfort.

Our personal favorites are the bright, abstract Suite 102 by artist Romelle, Johnny Draco‘s boldly geometric Suite 203; and the illustrative buffalo of Suite 211, by Danielle Seewalker.

Really, though, it’s all a matter of taste, art is subjective, and there’s something for everyone.

All rooms will provide the same amenities, typically sleeping two in a queen bed. It’s primarily a condo-hotel, so many of the rooms will have separate seating areas, and most offer full kitchens or kitchenettes.

In each unit you’ll find a TV, coffee maker, a midi or mini fridge, microwave, and even dishwashers in some.

From light fixtures to cabinet pulls, most design elements chosen to support each room’s specific artwork. The attention to detail is astounding.

The bathrooms are also unique to the room, with claw foot tubs in the corner suites. Tiling is designed to match the interior mural perfectly.

It’s a delightful break from hotel standardization.

What are prices like?

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And what’s the food like? Any facilities we should know about?

No onsite restaurant: Designed more like a condo-hotel with kitchens and a laundry room.
Self-catering options: Markets and farmers’ markets are nearby for fresh produce.
Dining variety: Surrounded by Denver’s best restaurants, many within walking distance.
Extra amenities: Bike rentals available for exploring without a car.

The hotel is set up for living, and truly experiencing the city. As a condo hotel, there is a laundry room, but no onsite restaurant.

You’ll find markets at an easy distance and while the local farmer’s markets are a bit far to walk with bags full of produce, they’re an easy drive.

If you don’t feel like staying in, you’ll be surrounded with Denver’s best culinary offerings. Many are walking distance, while the food haven of Larimer Square is less than a ten-minute drive.

Bike rentals are available, so you can head out without having to wait for an uber.

How is the neighborhood? Anything interesting nearby?

Museum district: Walking distance to Denver Art Museum, U.S. Mint, and more.
Boutique shopping: Artisan stores and the pedestrian-friendly 16th Street Mall nearby.
Entertainment close by: Quick access to the Denver Performing Arts Complex and Coors Field.
Trendy areas: River North Arts District for a hip, modern vibe.

The art doesn’t stop once you leave the room. You’re in museum heaven here – within walking distance from the Denver Art Museum, the U.S. Mint Museum, the Clyfford Still Museum, and the Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art.

You can also explore some local artisan work, as the area is full of boutique shopping. The 16th Street Mall, a pedestrian-friendly street lined with shops, restaurants, and entertainment options, is nearby, too.

It’s hard to overstate how many cultural offerings are in the area, with a museum every block as you head downtown.

It’s a quick drive, bike, or bus ride to the Denver Performing Arts Complex, the Firefighter’s Museum, and more.

Once you get to the bustling area near Coors Field, the home of the Colorado Rockies, you’ll be near Union Station, the Aquarium, and more entertainment-focused spots.

Otherwise, keep heading north towards the River North Arts District for something a bit more hip.

And what about the reviews? What did other guests think?

Some things guests liked:

”Generic hotels bore me! All the hotels listed on my conference suggestions looked generic SO I did my own research and found the delightful Acoma house. I spent ages looking at each room and reading about each artist before picking my yellow hotel room because I am loving yellow right now! The whole interior was so well done!…”

”Loved everything about this hotel – highly recommend! The decor and art in the room is incredible. Very clean and comfortable. Easy check in process. Good location near the art gallery and Capitol Hill. Walking distance to restaurants and an awesome coffee shop (Leven). However, it is a bit far from the main downtown area (Union station area and 16th Street) but still walkable in 30 mins or easy to get to by car so it wasn’t really a problem. Just something to be aware of, and there are a number of things nearby. I can’t say enough good things about the Acoma House. This place is fantastic….”

Some things guests didn’t like:

‘Bath tub with shower was bit cumbersome for the seniors as there was no handle to get in but otherwise it had all the necessary toiletries and nicely decorated…..”

”If you don’t like feather down pillows/blankets, just ask for whatever you need. Wish I had known that up front, but next time we stay here I’ll know to ask…..”

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