Vacation rentals in Denver
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Mga nangungunang matutuluyang bakasyunan sa Denver
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Located Centrally in Denver Metro areaThe house is located 4 miles from downtown Denver Via the Platt River Trail and 2 miles from Bronco stadium via the same Trail. There is a climbing gym 2 miles away as well. You can easily take 6th Ave West to get to the mountains and I25 is 1 mile away. You are very centrally located. For those of you who love different types of food there are a ton of Hispanic, Thai and Vietnamese restaurants within minutes of the house. I live in the house and one of the bedrooms is available.
Private Cottage in Garden CourtyardMinimum booking is 30 days. Occupancy limited to 1 adult human--sorry no pets. Enjoy peace+quiet in a laid-back, residential neighborhood with easy access to everything. This spacious, sunny cottage has plenty of storage, heated tile floors, quiet a/c, a King bed, kitchenette, work desk+chair, Xfinity cable/WiFi, sofa, dining area, and a private patio w/ gas grill. W/D available. Smoking/vaping outside on patio only.
Charming, Spacious South Denver RetreatYou'll love our cozy 1940's era bungalow in Southeast Denver. Your space is an entire floor with a private entrance, one bedroom, a relaxing separate living room, and luxurious bathroom. We have easy access to public transportation, bike trails, and cute local restaurants and shops. We can't wait to share our favorite city with you!
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Tips from Denver locals
Get advice about the city from the people who know it best. Local hosts share their tips and recommendations for travelers like you.
What should I pack?
What should I pack?
“Layers! Welcome to colorado, where we can have 40+ degree shifts throughout the day and we can go from sun, to rain, to sun, to lightening, to snow....all in the same day! bring layers that you can easily put on and take off throughout the day.”
“Bring sunglasses and a water bottle The sun is bright and the altitude will get you (especially in the mountains), so drink lots of water.”
“Bring lots of layers! The weather in denver can change quickly and gets cool in the evening.”
What's the best way to get around?
What's the best way to get around?
“If you are here for skiing, check goi70.com for traffic info If skiing on a weekend, in general, leave before 7am to avoid the worst traffic on i-70, and leave the resort before 2 or after 5 (get dinner). weekdays are much better. make sure to have or rent a car with 4 wheel drive or at least good snow tires!”
“Local transit The local lightrail station is at 10th and osage. very convenient for getting around the region. there is also a b-cycle station right outside the building. i use it all the time, but pay attention to rates. can get expensive”
What should I not miss?
What should I not miss?
“Altitudes effect on alcohol There are lower oxygen levels at higher altitudes, which can impair the ability to metabolize alcohol, leading to quicker absorption and enhanced intoxication (in layman's terms, you may get drunk faster and have worse hangovers). drink lots of water!”
“Drink lots of water! You are in the high desert and at high elevation. drink lots of water (more than you normally would closer to sea level). if you start getting headaches, nausea, or dizziness, it could be due to the altitude.....take a break, sit down, and drink lots of water.”
What are some local customs?
What are some local customs?
“Drink extra water to avoid altitude sickness Being a mile above sea level means that you need to drink extra water to stay hydrated and feeling well!”
“You can bring your own food to breweries All breweries in golden allow you to bring in your own food, if you so choose. many offer food trucks and/or their own bites too.”
