9 Best Airbnb Rentals in Denver, Colorado

Colorado’s capital city is a popular destination with no shortage of exciting outdoor adventures, fascinating historic attractions, and countless nationally recognized breweries and eateries.

Denver is quite a unique city in America with a skyline that’s wonderfully framed by the towering Rocky Mountains. Its nickname, The Mile High City, aptly describes Denver’s elevation that’s almost exactly one mile above sea level, making it one of the highest major cities in the country.

As a destination where people often come to enjoy the nationally recognized Red Rocks Amphitheater or to take day trips up epic mountain ranges like Pikes Peak, Denver’s cultural attractions and surrounding nature make it a great place to visit!

So whether you’re planning a visit to Denver to ski, hike, climb, eat, drink, or just relax, we’ve got you covered with some of the best Denver Airbnb rentals to make your Colorado travel planning a breeze.

Related Read: 7 Scenic Weekend Road Trips from Denver

1. Artisan Loft

Why you should stay: A Denver Airbnb that oozes vintage vibes mixed with steam-punk aesthetic right in the heart of the art district.

Sleeps: 4
Minimum stay: 1 night
Pets allowed: no

Enjoy Denver’s vibrant artsy RiNo neighborhood while staying in an equally charming and unique Artisan Loft for your stay in Colorado’s capital city!

The exposed bright red brick of the home is nicely complemented by an industrial style and eclectic collection of decor. Right down the street, you can find local breweries, restaurants, cafes, shopping, and dispensaries, if that’s your cup of tea.

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2. Historic Hideaway

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Why you should stay: A sparkling clean, pet-friendly home in historic Highlands Square, within walking distance to some of Denver’s best attractions.

Sleeps: 3
Minimum stay: 2 nights
Pets allowed:Yes

The Historic Hideaway is a cute little carriage house tucked behind the host’s home in West Highland, Denver.

Easily walk to Denver’s top attractions, such as Coors Field, Larimer Square as well as popular Denver neighborhoods like RiNo, LoHi, and LoDo. The home is small but intimate and oh-so-clean and bright.

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3. Sloan Lake Townhome

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Why you should stay: A contemporary bi-level townhome in Denver’s Northeast Lakewood neighborhood just minutes from downtown.

Sleeps: 4
Minimum stay: 1 night
Pets allowed: no

Sloan Lake Townhome is an effortlessly stylish and homey stay for up to four guests exploring the streets of Denver.

This bi-level, two-bedroom, and one-bath, very comfortably sleeps up to four guests seeking to enjoy the peace of the Northeast Lakewood neighborhood without being too far away from downtown. The kitchen is fully stocked for your dining needs and also has an onsite washer and dryer for free use.

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4. Urban Cottage

Why you should stay: A modern urban cottage in downtown Denver that’s located close to South Broadway’s night scene, Washington Park and local shops and restaurants.

Sleeps: 3
Minimum stay: 1 night
Pets allowed: no

Taking inspiration from European design aesthetics, the Urban Cottage is makes the list for trendiest Denver accommodation. Thoughtfully decorated without a single detail overlooked, we have a feeling you’ll be charmed by the exterior cheery red door and twinkling string lights that greet you at the entrance.

As you step inside, you’re immediately taken in by the chic yet homey decor. The property is located within walking distance from the nightlife of South Broadway Street, Washington Park, and the Cherry Creek Trail.

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5. The Blue Bungalow

Why you should stay: A bright and modern home that’s been recently updated.

Sleeps: 6
Minimum stay: 1 night
Pets allowed: no

As Denver lodging goes, The Blue Bungalow is as sunny and lovely as they come. A spacious home that can accommodate up to six guests, we love the unique garage-style entrance and the updated stainless steel kitchen appliances.

This Denver bungalow is located in Chaffee Park, offering easy access to downtown (just three miles away) as well as the major highways to take you to nearby Red Rocks and Rocky Mountain National Park.

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6. Luxury CITY Tiny Hause

Why you should stay: Enjoy unique and colorful decor while surrounded by the best local bars and restaurants just one mile from downtown Denver.

Sleeps: 2
Minimum stay: 1 night
Pets allowed: no

The Luxury CITY Tiny Hause is an affordable Airbnb near downtown Denver that checks all the boxes for Colorado living. The space is 420 friendly and located right down the street from local dispensaries, cafes, restaurants, and bars in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.

This loft is a tiny home perfect for a traveling pair seeking a comfortable place to get some shut-eye.

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7. Streetcar Trolley Guest House

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Why you should stay: A quiet escape to Denver’s countryside in a stylish historical streetcar on an urban farm.

Sleeps: 2
Minimum stay: 2 nights
Pets allowed: no

The Streetcar Trolley Guest House is a hidden gem nestled on the outskirts of the city that you’ll find on a local urban farm. The property is located just 15 minutes from Red Rocks and four miles from downtown Denver.

The hosts have skillfully revamped an old trolley car into an eye-catching little guesthouse complete with a gas fireplace, private patio, kitchenette, and a cozy bedroom. You’d never know you were sleeping in an antique trolley!

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8. Courtyard Condo

Why you should stay: Located in the trendy RiNo art district, stay within walking distance to local breweries, shops, and restaurants in this bright and airy condo.

Sleeps: 5
Minimum stay: 1 night
Pets allowed: no

Overflowing with character, this Courtyard Condo is as beautiful on the inside as it is on the out. Enter the home via the front entrance or the courtyard around back, where an eye-catching mural covers the entire facade, accurately reflecting the artistic charisma of the RiNo neighborhood.

The interior showcases exposed brick walls against bright white walls in an expression of elegant minimalism. Not only is this downtown Denver Airbnb gorgeous, but the location puts you right in the heart of the action.

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9. Central Denver Oasis

Why you should stay: A spacious city home in Capitol Hill with a fireplace, hot tub, and outdoor patio with grill.

Sleeps: 8
Minimum stay: 1 night
Pets allowed: yes

At the Central Denver Oasis, guests can find peaceful refuge from the bustling concrete streets of the city. Outback, you’ll find a blossoming garden as well as an outdoor grill, fire pit, hammock, and private hot tub to soothe your tired bones after a long day exploring Denver.

This Capitol Hill home is spacious enough to comfortably accommodate up to eight guests with its three-bedroom, five-bed layout.

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Plan Your Trip to Denver, CO

Where city life meets the natural beauty of the Old West, the best things to do in Denver make for a memorable Colorado adventure.

Catch a concert in the famous Red Rocks Amphitheater or take a walk along the picturesque trails.
Explore the many historical sights in Denver, such as Union Station, Larimer Square, Confluence Park, Colorado State Capitol, and more.
Check out some of the best hiking trails in Denver, like Red Rocks Trading Post Trail, Mount Carbon Loop Trail, and Waterton Canyon Trail.
Go to one (or many) of Denver’s best breweries and check out the famous Coors Brewery Tour to see how a national favorite is made.
Take a day trip to nearby Rocky Mountain National Park just 1.5 hours from Denver to enjoy the best hiking in the Rockies.
Or take a day trip to Pikes Peak and Garden of the Gods to see even more of Colorado’s natural beauty.
Gain some insight into Colorado’s past at one of Denver’s many museums such as the Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum and the Molly Brown Museum.
Enjoy a free tour of the U.S. Mint — it’s been operational since the early 1900s — and learn how coins are made today.