Drake Vacations from $450

When we saw the photos of this property, we felt like it was going to be a little hidden gem. It looked updated and cozy. When we actually checked in, we were disappointed. For the sake of character limit I’ll list off our pros & cons: Pro: -pretty location close to Hwy but far enough off that you don’t hear the noise. Cons: -confusing to find unit, signs directing would be helpful. -from parking you walk across a large deck meant as a common space. Large trash can was out and heaped with trash; stayed there our entire stay. Lots of miscellaneous house keeping items also left on deck. -room felt fairly low quality & not well done. You can tell that everything was remodeled DIY, not by a professional. Which is fine, but there were things like the carpet pulling up around the perimeter bc baseboards weren’t completed. The kitchen was laid out so that the full size trash can was right next to the head if bed. -headboard was loose and smacked against the wall every time you moved. -jacuzzi tub was cracked & looked old & worn in a way that makes you unsure how clean it actually is. Neither of us would use it. -water took an extraordinarily long time to get hot. We were disappointed enough in the room that we chose to go somewhere else for our 2nd night. I texted the # given per checkout instructions & never got any reply. We never saw any manager or staff while there. We booked this room bc of great reviews so I wanted to offer my honest experience.

Very good no problem

Very comfortable

This was my second time staying at the Slate, and it has quickly become my new favorite hotel in Denver. The staff is wonderful, the property is so cool, and the rooms are spotlessly clean. The location is perfectly situated to walk almost anywhere in downtown/Capitol Hill. I’m already looking forward to staying at the Slate again! Pro tip: the overnight property at the parking is wildly expensive - it’s very easy to find street parking or lot parking nearby for MUCH cheaper.