Denver · RiNo
The Source Hotel
Typical recent rate
$240Reference price
$298Signal savings
Save 19% · $58Price checked Apr 21, 2026
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About this hotel
A design-forward hotel connected to a marketplace and brewery scene, offering a more experiential stay than typical downtown options.
The Source Hotel is the most interesting place to stay in Denver for travelers who want something that reflects the city's creative side over its convention side. Situated in RiNo above a food marketplace and integrated with the neighborhood's brewery and art scene, it's a 4-star stay with a rooftop pool at $240 — $58 off its reference price.
Signal summary
A distinctive Denver stay when the neighborhood itself is part of the draw.
Frequently asked questions
What is The Source Hotel in Denver?
The Source Hotel sits inside the Source Market Hall in the RiNo Art District — a curated food marketplace with some of Denver's best chefs and specialty vendors. The hotel is designed around the development, giving guests direct access to the market, a brewery, and the broader RiNo creative corridor.
Is RiNo worth staying in vs. downtown Denver?
It depends on your trip. RiNo is Denver's most visually interesting neighborhood — concentrated street art, breweries, and a creative food scene — but it's slightly removed from major attractions and the Convention Center. For a trip built around Denver's local culture, RiNo and The Source are the stronger pick.
How does The Source Hotel compare to Populus downtown?
Both are design-forward Denver boutiques, but in different neighborhoods. Populus is in the cultural district downtown; The Source is embedded in the RiNo food and brewery scene. If you want walkable access to downtown attractions, choose Populus; if you want the most interesting neighborhood experience in Denver, The Source.
Does The Source Hotel have a rooftop pool?
Yes — the rooftop pool and bar are signature amenities, with views over the RiNo neighborhood and the downtown Denver skyline. It's one of the more distinctive rooftop setups in the city and a strong bonus at the $240 price point.
