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It’s a Good Day for a Stroll

What’s good, Fishes! Denver is a fantastic city to experience by foot. There is so much color everywhere you look! Especially now that it’s spring, I suggest taking a stroll through the Rino (River North) art district. Especially from Hostel Fish, Rino is an easy area to get to. You just head north on either Larimer St. or Market St. until you start seeing beauties like these. There are also plenty of breweries and boutique shops up that way. You might as well grab a couple of brews at places like 10 Barrel, Our Mutual Friend, or Epic as you enjoy these lovely spring days. 

“Let’s get a little crazy here.”

--Bob Ross

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“Come on up! The air is fine!”  Never cease the adventure.  Never stop trying to find yourself in beautiful places, and better head-spaces!  Let Hostel Fish be your base-camp as you bounce around, digging all that Colorado has to offer! 

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FREE WALLSPACE! Beloved Hostel Fish guests and Denverites, alike: are you interested in displaying your art in a bustling, downtown business for all to admire, and potentially purchase? Hostel Fish is always searching for new, local artists to help freshen up the place with their art.  Call Hostel Fish at (303) 954-0962, or stop by 1217 20th street, Denver, CO to be put in touch with the right people! 

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Attention all! The game is on!  If you can find the Golden Cassette that is hidden somewhere around the hostel, then you will be most pleased with the prize. Hehe Good Luck!!!!!

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“Do you have your place to stay in Denver lined up, yet?” -- “Heck yeah, man! We’re staying at Hostel Fish before heading  to shred the gnar.” 

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Shenanigans

~~Silly or high-spirited behavior; Mischief. ~~ The Saturday before St. Patrick’s Day was a ridiculously fun day at The Exchange Rate. Everyone was rowdy and high-spirited. We broke records for bar sales! Wahooo! Thank you to everyone who chose to celebrate with us at Hostel Fish!!!   

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Crashing Americans Expectations of Hostels

Almost nightly at Hostel Fish’s bar- The Exchange Rate- I have people tell me incredulously that they had no idea there were even hostels in the United States; that they’d always thought it was simply a European thing.  They also take a look around the bar and lounge areas, go out to the balcony, maybe pass through the restrooms, and when they return say something along the lines of “this place is really beautiful. Such a nice space!” before inquiring more about the hostel; i.e. what it’s like sleeping in a room with other people, how much bunks costs, are we continuously full, etc.  After the exclamations, it’s not uncommon for a seasoned traveler at the bar to enthusiastically back them up by saying “yeah, Hostel Fish is definitely one of the nicest hostels I’ve ever stayed at. It’s great.”  Hostels are a blossoming industry in the United States, and Hostel Fish, in particular, strives to be at the forefront of reinventing Americans notions about hostels. We push always to offer a clean, attractive space at a reasonable rate, where everyone feels comfortable to socialize and rest before continuing on with their respective adventures.  Welcome to Hostel Fish! We hope you enjoy your stay!