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As the Industrial Age was ending and the Victorian Era was beginning, the American frontier moved west through Denver’s Lower Highlands. Within a contemporary shell that nods to the industrialists who built the city, we designed our House with textured glass and floral mementos to tell the story of Victorian opulence. The House reflects the musings of the neighborhood’s original pioneers, from their Italian roots to the wildflower terrain that inspires the cocktail bar & restaurant.
Life House, Lower Highlands
3638 Navajo St, Denver, CO 80211
Denver, Colorado
Nearest Airport: DEN
No front desk. Check in was a fiasco even though we gave them our time of arrival. I tried to check in on the kiosk but it wouldn’t activate our room key. Finally my husband went into to restaurant since we could hear people talking. Staff were sitting around a table eating and acted like my husband was interrupting them. After he explained our issue, one of the staff said “didn’t you get my text asking for your ETA? “ my husband replied “yes, I responded 3:30” Turns out she had already activated our keys but failed to let us know that. Parking was very difficult to find, we had to park quite a ways away. Then that night we got a spot at the front door and came back to a ticket. A sign at the corner which was about 5 car lengths away that said “no parking every 3rd Tuesday” it would have been nice if there were any staff there to let us know. Out of towners beware Denver will charge snd ticket you any time they can. Parking in a lot downtown was $27 for 12 hrs. There was no way to choose a lesser amount The air conditioner/ heater was a joke. No matter what setting I put the fan on it would randomly come on and sounded like a jet engine. Also there was no ice available unless you go into the restaurant and ask. They did give us a bucket of ice but there’s no directions in the room for anything except tipping Also
JUNIPERANDSAGE - SANTA FE
Though the hotel design is cool, they need to accurately describe the type of hotel this is on their website. It doesn't say anywhere that this is staff-less hotel. I left something in my room after check out and I can't get in touch with anyone to get it returned to me.
rachel b
Horrible check in system. I had a confirmed room but a glitch on their end would not allow for self check-in, which is their only option BTW. No one answered the help desk number. After multiple attempts to reach someone, I simply had to leave and make a reservation at another hotel. This is not a hotel, but more like a serve yourself VRBO with no staff onsite or available by phone. Buyer Beware!
roger h - Denver, Colorado
They had us from the moment we arrived. Gorgeous aesthetic, happy crew, and an incredibly thoughtful room. The neighborhood is a contemporary hub of food, cocktails, coffee, craft beer. We loved every minute of staying here. Just wished we had more time.
Emma M
Swanky, superb cleanliness, and easy e-check in. The kids loved the bunk bed experience, and our beds were amazing. Every detail was thought of, even the glorious custom scent in the hallways! We saw some negative reviews about the e-check in process, which is bizarre, because it couldn't have been easier, taking us less than 1 minute to do! Note that the parking situation is challenging in the evenings, because of a restaurant directly across the street, requiring some to park blocks away. Wasn't a problem for us walking as a group, but would've been concerning had I been solo.
Christine B
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