Ember Hostel
About Ember Hostel
Set within 1.5 mi of Colorado Convention Center, Ember Hostel in Denver features a garden, as well as free WiFi. Featuring a sun terrace, this property is located near attractions such as Colorado History Museum. The hostel features a hot tub and a 24-hour front desk. You can play table tennis at the hostel. Pepsi Center is 2.4 mi from Ember Hostel, while Molly Brown House is 1.1 mi from the property. The nearest airport is Denver International Airport, 25 mi from the accommodations.
Amenities
- On-site parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Fitness center
- Café / coffee shop
- Express check-in / check-out
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Full kitchen / kitchenette
- Spa / sauna
- Smoke-free property
Reviews
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Close to all attractions, clean, interesting old house, good facilities, store nearby. Kitchen small often others hanging around, 20 somethings don’t wash their dishes, no aircon although room had one it didn’t work
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I loved the place
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Very organised and efficiently run Hostel. Spacious dorms and good locker space. Each bed had its own light and electrical sockets plus a curtain for privacy. Good kitchen facilities and well managed. Ample shower facilities. Staff were friendly and helpful. Few Restrooms and not convenient.
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Room was gorgeous- bed just a bit too soft for me… but super cool property - check in staff really delightful!
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I had a reservation and came from outside the Denver metro area. Sunny the receptionist put me out on the streets and booking.com refunded my money when she refused to answer the phone Everything. I should sue your asses . You made me miss a concert and was extremely afraid and put in harms way because of your staff. False advertising when there's no.hot tub that works and you can't smoke pot inside
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Having only known Denver through its airport with all the ski carousels in the past, I had always assumed it was just a white skier town. Visiting in person completely changed my perspective. I was wonderfully surprised by how diverse the city is, as well as how bike-friendly it is. Incorporating the river, streams, and local murals into the transit trails gives the city such a unique vibe. Overall, a fantastic experience!
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The room smell was unbearable
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The outside and communal areas, personal fan on bed, great privacy curtains, big lockers and a good location The showers and toilets got sweaty and humid very quick as there was little to no ventilation. My food was stolen/incorrectly moved to the help yourself shelf the very kind receptionist did what she could helping me find one or two items that had been taken by staff and offered some toiletries in return. Obviously the hoste can’t help if someone decides to be a terrible person and steal food but maybe a camera may deter people?
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The bathrooms and showers had a very weird smell. Decently clean but they need better ventilation
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Very nice beds, sleeping area was clean and comfortable. The bathrooms and showers had a very weird smell. Decently clean but they need better ventilation
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Looked like a cool place I booked the place, showed up, and then was refused entry. “Your ID has an address that’s too close”. Ridiculous. Absurd. Then, they didn’t cancel the reservation when I requested it. “Talk to booking.com” like, I’m sorry, but I paid for lodging, YOU can talk to booking. I tried to contact booking.com—they say contact the vendor. The person working the desk says contact management. Management doesn’t reply. Tried to contact booking.com, and the friggin AI hangs up on me. FINALLY talk to an agent, and they say “we need to send an email to management.” Then I never hear back. Like. Are you kidding me? I am the customer. I paid for a product. You didn’t deliver the product. You wanna know whose responsibility it is to deal with it? YOURS. The person getting the money. The games these people play man. Hilarious. I got insurance from booking.com, and they don’t want to honor it either. Have fun with my chargeback you chuckle***** ?
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Looked like a cool place I booked the place, showed up, and then was refused entry. “Your ID has an address that’s too close”. Ridiculous. Absurd. Then, they didn’t cancel the reservation when I requested it. “Talk to booking.com” like, I’m sorry, but I paid for lodging, YOU can talk to booking. I tried to contact booking.com—they say contact the vendor. The person working the desk says contact management. Management doesn’t reply. Tried to contact booking.com, and the friggin AI hangs up on me. FINALLY talk to an agent, and they say “we need to send an email to management.” Then I never hear back. Like. Are you kidding me? I am the customer. I paid for a product. You didn’t deliver the product. You wanna know whose responsibility it is to deal with it? YOURS. The person getting the money. The games these people play man. Hilarious. I got insurance from booking.com, and they don’t want to honor it either. Have fun with my chargeback you chuckle*****
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Mostly a good stay. The Ember is a unique property and has some great amenities. The air conditioning wasn't working well when I stayed and the sleeping area was pretty uncomfortable.
Frequently asked questions about Ember Hostel
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Where is Ember Hostel located, and how walkable is the area?
What's nearby
- Denver Art Museum 0.6 mi
- Republic Plaza 1.0 mi
- Colorado Convention Center 1.1 mi
- University of Colorado Denver 1.4 mi
- Ball Arena 1.8 mi
- Coors Field 1.9 mi
- Empower Field at Mile High 2.1 mi