I cannot believe I came across this hidden GEM located in the RiNo/Curtis Park neighborhood of Denver while I was searching for a unique and small hotel to house a group for 2 days of business meetings this last weekend. Beautiful property. 9 separate rooms that can be rented as an entire unit, or individually. Lovely communal spaces including a small lounge area with coffee, tea, and water, a gathering (dining) space, and a large upstairs outdoor balcony. The rooms are just lovely and very clean! Some are larger than others, with a couch and sitting area. All rooms have a small fridge as well. The carriage house (room #10) is my favorite! Free street parking. Very conveniently located to all the cool coffee shoppes, restaurants, and galleries of RiNo. The property management company took great care of us, attending to all our needs and requests. Everything went really well and I would 100% recommend Curtis Park Club for you or your group's stay in the Denver area.

The week we stayed here was our wedding week. It's great that a stinky, hot, loud building created such a romantic location (not). There was a heat wave the week we went, the temperature was 98-101 degrees the entire week.So the main issue here is that the listing says there is a minisplit air conditioning in The Grand Curtis, the separate house in which we stayed. There was no minisplit. There were two a/c floor units that were LOUD AND ON THE ENTIRE TIME WE STAYED THERE. The temperatures never got below 78. We could not hear each other think, watch TV, or enjoy any downtime in this place we spent so much money to be in. Blessing in disguise: we explored Denver more. If you come during a non-heatwave time you may have a better experience in this aspect.The suite had some odd scents. The bedroom and kitchen in particular had an old funky smell to them. It was not charming. I could not place what it was, it just smelled like garbage and mold.There were spiderwebs all along the ceilings. The walls had water damage and holes in them. The whole place needed an overhaul. Most of the lights did not work and we couldn't figure out which light switches did what.The main issue with this place was definitely the fact that it is run by a management company that does not care about the guests. They offered us a refund if we left, or a cleaning but I do not want to have people come clean a place that should have been deep cleaned before we even arrived. We talked to 3? different people and none of them could even remember the address of the location in which we were staying. It was incredibly difficult to get help or answers for any of our questions and RUINED the first day of our wedding week trying to coordinate with these people. At the end of the day, I decided to let it go, lest the rest of my week be ruined. The fact that I wasted my wedding week at this place, and now I still think about how poorly we were treated in such a disgusting place....let's just say at least my now husband and I can laugh about it and move on.

I rented the entire Curtis Park Club for two nights (16 and 17 May, 2022). During our stay, two people broke into the Curtis Park Club and stole thousands of dollars of high-end computer and photography equipment. They also put our personal safety at risk.We did not receive any offers of resolution from the management or owners of the Curtis Park Club.

This was a really great find on the edge of the downtown core. Definitely a part of an up and coming neighbourhood, Rino is full of vibrant cafes, food and things to do. Great walking distance from most things in Denver or a short car ride from any of the suburbs.

The Curtis Park Club was really good. It was the first time I stayed in an AirBnB with common areas and overall it was a good experience. One thing to note is that the neighborhood, while a popular and cool one is very close to local shelters and soup kitchens, so you do have people walking through the neighborhood on their way to these places. I ventured out during the day, but would be leery about doing so by myself at night. The house itself is very well maintained and gated. When I first arrived the outside gates did not require a code, but that was changed when it was brought to management's attention. My room was large and comfortable with a sitting area, microwave and mini-fridge. My only complaint about the room was the bed, which was not up to the same standards as the rest of the furnishings in the house. Between the time I booked and when I arrived (7 days) they had also changed the policy to only have continental breakfast available on Saturday & Sunday, when I booked it said Friday - Sunday. The on-site Manager acknowledged this and another guest staying said the same thing, so it wasn't just me. The pastries they did have on Saturday were wonderful (from Mercantile I think), though I would have loved to have some fruit as well. They also provided coffee everyday along with bottled water, oatmeal, Kind and Cliff Bars and apples. So close to downtown Denver you can see it from the upstairs patio.