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Luxurious Amenities
The Source Hotel in Denver offers an array of luxurious amenities including an outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre, and a trendy bar for guests to unwind and relax.
Gourmet Dining Options
Guests can indulge in delicious dining experiences at the on-site restaurant, serving up delectable à la carte or American breakfast options to start the day off right.
Convenient Location
Situated just 4 km from major attractions like the Colorado Convention Center and Pepsi Center, and across the street from Great Divide Brewing, The Source Hotel provides a prime location for both leisure and business travelers.
Experience the epitome of comfort and convenience at The Source Hotel - book your stay now for an unforgettable Denver getaway.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Looking is great. Loved the rooftop pool and restaurant.
It's a bit pricey for the starkness of the room, but bed was super comfy and mountain view excellent.
It is in a good location if you want to walk or bike around. The restaurant on the roof, Cimera, had delicious food and great views. I also enjoyed the pool and hot tub on the roof deck. The pool is small, though. There are also great options in the same building for food and beverage and on site. Smoke was just OK to me, but I really enjoyed the barista at Safta. Point is, this is a great place to stay to see the mountains and grab a bite. Go to Denver Central Market and try Izzio and Vero.
I did not like that the hotel automatically charges you $15/day for the rooftop restaurant, Cimera. It forced me to go to the restuarant because it becomes a $15 credit there or ou just lose $15. However, the restaurant was good so it worked out, but I do not like my hand to be forced.
There is no microwave in the room, but you can request one. If it is available, they will bring it to your room.
If you have the bright idea to take the train from Denver airport and walk to The Source, let me caution you. This does not reflect on the hotel, but the pedestrian bridge you must cross to get over to The Source had broken elevators when I was there in August 2026. I had a 47-pound suitcase and a 15-pound backpack. I had to scale multiple flights of stairs with it all because I did not budget for a rideshare.
A friend and I stayed at The Source Wed-Fri for a concert at the Red Rocks. We arrived about 11a and they allowed us to use the pool prior to check in and we were able to check in at 2p without an extra fee. The room was well appointed, comfy, and the shower was great. Very easy for two friends to get ready for the day. Staff was friendly and accommodating. Good food options right at the hotel as well. The walk isn’t terrible (about 20 mins) to downtown, but the train tracks definitely make it a longer walk. Don’t be afraid to use the veo scooters. They are a fun, fast, and cheaper than an Uber. I would definitely stay here again.
Everyone was very accommodating and the hotel is a cool modern industrial vibe in a very trendy and artsy neighborhood. Good barbecue restaurant on the second floor. Would come again!
Location was near a family wedding, which is why we chose the hotel.
The price for the room was, in our estimation, overpriced. The room had all the ambiance of a youth hostel, without the bunk beds and a nicer bathroom.
Rooftop pool and restaurants
High cost
Hosted a business meeting here in their ballroom and it was lovely. The space was just what the group needed with lots of light and the ability to open windows for fresh air. The food for the event was also excellent- so much better than food at usual hotels that hose events. The event staff was also excellent, responsive and attentive ensuring everything was well taken care of. Thanks for everything!
Professional staff, clean facilities, highly recommend.
Modern eingerichtet. Funktional. Tolles Rooftop Restaurant
My wife and I stayed here for the first time, on a trip to see baseball at Coors Field. The decor overall is very modern - in some ways a little severe in the hotel rooms (unpainted concrete ceilings, perhaps as a nod to the former iron foundry to which the hotel is connected). At first, I was put off by the severity of the room’s decor. But the second level, which includes two restaurants and plenty of tables and furniture groupings for people to work or mingle, has a similar design aesthetic, but one that looked and felt better. There’s very little in the way of stores or shops to walk to nearby, which is probably why there was a steady influx of young professionals who gathered there. But the hotel’s very accessible by car to lots of attractions in and beyond the RINO District. In the end, I felt that I’d be happy to stay there again, especially because of their excellent top-floor pan-Latin restaurant and bar Cimera (more about that in a separate review) and their pool deck.
Location, restaurants in the market hall - incredibile sushi. Great work spaces. Sunset from pool/bar area is worth seeing.
Booked for three people and there was no bedding for the third person on the sofa bed. Had to call through of this. Staff did supply quickly but the booking was clearly made for three.
Lack of breakfast options on site.
Pool area and bar was lovely
My room was super noisy with air conditioning units just outside window. They offered a loaded burrito at the BBQ restaurant and that was about it for breakfast within walking distance. Don’t care for concrete floors and gray walls. Staff was great.
Modern, clean hotel with spacious room and great view. Quiet. Facilities onsite include a fantastic rooftop restaurant/bar with amazing views and a small roof top pool. The main restaurant had one of the most amazing sunday brunch buffets I've ever had (quite pricey though). Very nice staff. Walking distance to Mission Ballroom venue.
The location is a bit of a challenge. If you want to go to the LoDo attractions, it is a fifteen minute walk going over the railroad track overpass (elevators are out of service) or take an uber. The options for dining and entertainment on the north side of the tracks were a bit limited.
Design is cute but pricey for what it is.
First room toilet over flood and flooded the whole suite into the hallway was nicely put into another suite that had the same problème, toilet that wasn’t flushing but did not overflow. Seemed like staff was used to it. I think for the price you pay for a suite things should be working. Happens both early in the morning ruined my mornings, bad sleep is not what you’re looking for in a hotel.
AC in first room was broken and Noisy.
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