Hostel Fish Guest Reviews
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If you're looking for a place that’s as bold and fun as your concert plans, Hostel Fish delivers. This upscale hostel in downtown Denver blends boutique design with budget-friendly dorm-style accommodations. Located just a 5-minute walk from Coors Field and a short stroll to the lively 16th Street Mall, it’s a social, stylish base for music lovers and city explorers alike. Bright murals, modern shared spaces, and an on-site bar bring an energetic, community-driven vibe to your stay.
Location is everything, and Hostel Fish nails it. With major venues like Coors Field and downtown clubs within walking distance, you can skip the Uber and soak in the city. Post-show hangouts are easy thanks to the daily cocktail hour and on-site bar. The 24-hour front desk and early 07:30 checkout make it easy for early risers or road-trippers. Given it's a hostel, expect a lively atmosphere—but earplugs are free if you’re ready to crash early.
The on-site bar serves up drinks for pre- or post-show hangs, and the shared kitchen lets you prep meals anytime. While there's no 24/7 room service, the hostel’s central location means tons of late-night dining options are steps away. The communal vibe also means you can share snacks, stories, and maybe a slice of pizza after your show.
Hostel Fish is a gateway to Denver’s nightlife. The on-site bar is a great pre-game spot, and the daily cocktail hour kicks off the night right. You're just blocks from bars, clubs, and live music venues, making it easy to keep the party going—or wind down with other travelers in the shared lounge.
Travelers love the creative decor and social energy. Guests frequently mention the friendly staff, clean facilities, and unbeatable location. The hostel vibe gets high marks from solo visitors and concert-goers who appreciate the casual, open atmosphere. Many say it’s a great place to meet fellow music lovers.
If you're a light sleeper, remember this is a hostel—it can get lively at night. Some guests mention that shared bathrooms and dorm setups aren’t for everyone, and there's no on-site breakfast, but the nearby cafes more than make up for it.
Hostel Fish is perfect for concert-goers who want a fun, affordable, and walkable stay in the heart of Denver’s music scene.
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Nora Sat, 7 June 2025
Exceptional
Liked: clean and comfortable
Disliked: no parking
Elise Fri, 6 June 2025
Very good
Liked: Very comfy bed. Nice dorms and well designed beds. Convenient location.
Disliked: Was really noisy from the bar.
Caroline Thu, 5 June 2025
Good
Youness Thu, 5 June 2025
rood stuff
Liked: nothing
Disliked: very bad
Iain Tue, 3 June 2025
Good
Liked: Good location and a comfy bed.
Disliked: Pass code required to access the toilets.The room needed better ventilation.
Netmachinery Tue, 3 June 2025
Very good
Xinhang Sun, 1 June 2025
Pleasant
Tijana Sat, 31 May 2025
Exceptional
Ryan Fri, 30 May 2025
A relaxed stay in an...
Liked: Clean room, bathrooms, and helpful staff. There’re some negative sentiments related to the noise of music etc., but with some headphones I didn’t think this was an issue, even in a room close to the entrance/bar. Might be a problem for extra light sleepers. Overall excellent stay, excellent location.
Netmachinery Thu, 29 May 2025
Exceptional