This is the perfect hotel for a couple or family wanting a simple, easy place to stay while exploring what Colorado Springs has to offer. The rooms were modern and clean and comfortable and the amenities associated with the stay (lockers, cafe, bar, etc.) are fun and unique to this hotel. It is very easy to get to and parking is easy as well, though it does cost.

The communal kitchens on each floor are a nice touch, but weren’t the cleanest, yet we didn’t find ourselves using them as much so we were satisfied. I will warn possible customers that the rooms are verrrrrry small and could cause some discomfort for certain people, but for a young couple like my boyfriend and I it was absolutely perfect. Preference is important!

It’s a cool, modern, boutique hotel with a great cafe. The bed was amazing with a pillow top and down comforters and pillows.

I did not like paying $16/day for parking. It’s in a downtown area so everywhere else is metered. This is clearly an area in transition. You have a few beautiful hotels and restaurants mixed in within a rundown area. There were people wandering around clearly out of their minds on drugs…arguing with no one or themselves and moving erratically. A little meth-y if you know what I mean.

The style of the room was just so sleek modern clean and unique, it was such a beautiful room! The mattress was so clean and so soft so were the pillows. The whole room was extremely clean and modern I loved the set up of everything and the room had everything we needed for our stay. The staff were so kind and efficient. And the hotel all around was modern clean and the style was so awesome

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A very unusual and interesting concept. The location was convenient. My wife really liked our room because it reminded her of a cabin on a ship. Cool place.

We stayed in hotels with a similar price point on this vacation. The others offered free parking, free breakfast, and decaf in the room. I felt like we were being charged for everything here, including $3.75 for decaf coffee in the morning.

Modern hotel with good sized rooms and a comfortable bed. The shower was sizeable with well controlled water flow / temperature. The café / bar / restaurant on the 1st floor had plenty of options and provided a good space throughout the day, Make sure that you try the hand-pies for breakfast. The staff were great and dealt quickly with a few (very) minor niggles that I found in the room. The hotel is located within walking distance of a reasonable number of restaurants. We particularly liked White Pie Pizza and Los Chingoes

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The staff was friendly and real, enjoyed speaking with them.The veggie hand pie was stupid good. The bunk room thing was great. Felt like I was back in college. The shared kitchen was awesome. A cool place with cool people.

Extra for parking, yet I get it.. Was not a fan of the white noise they pump in at night. Gave me a buzzing in one ears, weird. As soon as the guy near me started snoring, no problem.

Everything. The wood paneling, the ambiance, the lockers with electronic password locks, the kind employees, the free towels, the extra blanket and pillow I requested, the soft mattress, the clean white sheets and comforters....the list goes on and on...

Something the hostel had little control over...one of my bunk mates. They insisted on leaving their things in the bathroom, on the floor etc. They also left piles of their hair in the shower. I was in a girl's dorm and she also had the nerve to take her foot and push my stuff over when I was standing right there! I understand that at hostels you can run across some pathologically imbalanced people. I wasn't in the room much so I just avoided her

Minimalist chic--the room was a pleasant interesting surprise. I liked the wood and creative touches. Staff was nice. The lobby was a gathering spot and interesting. Youthful crowd.

water pressure in shower could have been a tad stronger. This is a good place well worth a stay.

Clean minimalist decor and nice modern lockers to store yourself before, during, and after your stay. Staff were helpful. The dorms were as comfortable as they can be and I especially liked the plush comforters.

I wish there was a 4 person dorm option. I also wish it was more social—people kept to themselves or were on their laptops even on a Friday night.

The location is perfect for getting to pikes peak or garden of the gods. It’s a very well thought out hotel/hostel layout that includes an indoor/outdoor area for dining at their restaurant- bar or hosting an event (which could also be a con bc, if there’s an event, you can’t access those areas). There are lockers with built in locks, updated bunks, privacy curtains, private code to get into your room so no key is needed, two restrooms in the room, more restroom stalls on the first floor, on-site parking, comfy bed and clean linens. The ice and water machine in the kitchen was useful as was the elevator, coming from flat land. The kitchen is small and doesn’t have a stove, but has two microwaves. There’s an ironing board and iron in there, too. One of the biggest pros for me was that it was a no smoking hostel.

The kitchen could use utensils, plates, etc. The location is close to all the staple places, but it’s noisy at night. Sunrise is very early and the windows are bare. I suppose blackout curtains would be a luxury. For being a hostel, I missed the comfy lobby/living room to meet other solo travelers. It is more of a hotel that hosts private events and has a public restaurant -bar, but I love the business idea of it. I think the guest in the bunk above me began eating a leftover burrito in the middle of the night. That was nice. Loved the smell and sound of the paper wrap being unfolded as I tried to sleep at 3am.