Rent Apartment Mardi Grapefruit Denver

Cool, contemporary and comfortable, this apartment in Denver’s trendy LoHi neighbourhood ticks all our boxes. We’re in love with the floor-to-ceiling windows and super sleek design. It’s also kitted out with pretty much everything you’ll need – high-end bath products, zero-waste Public Goods cooking ingredients, a huge walk-in wardrobe and locally-sourced coffee are just a few of the perks. On sunny evenings, enjoy a glass of wine on the private wrap-around balcony, which is the perfect spot to sit back and admire the pastel-coloured Colorado sunsets before heading inside and turning on HBO for a movie night. We like the emphasis on community, too – pieces by Denver artists hang on the walls and the host partners with small businesses across the neighbourhood to encourage guests to stay local. Speaking of, there’s something for everyone in this neck of the woods. Wellness gurus will enjoy the on-site rooftop yoga and barre classes in the summer, foodies will have plenty to whet their appetite at the delicious restaurants nearby and outdoor enthusiasts are just a twenty-minute drive from hiking paths in the foothills. Museums, parks, coffee shops and landmarks are within walking distance, but if your feet need a break, you can always rent a bike from the kiosks nearby and explore the city on two wheels.
Further Information::
*The second bedroom can sleep five guests at a squeeze – there’s a king-sized bunk bed and a pull-out single trundle bed
*You can park for free on the street or pay to park in the building’s garage (which has 3EV charging stations) – fees range from $12-40 depending on length of stay
*Please respect the neighbours and keep noise down between 10pm and 8am
*The bathrooms have fans that run constantly – if you’re not keen on white noise, you may want to pack earplugs
*This area is also very lively, so some street noise and possible noise from neighbouring apartments is to be expected
*This flat is in an apart-hotel building with a shared entrance and communal areas, like the rooftop deck
*The dining table can double as a workspace