The All Inn Hotel is a boutique hotel on Colfax Ave in Denver’s City Park neighborhood, where every detail reflects a reverence for the street it sits on. The property opened in 1959 as the Fountain Inn, a midcentury landmark on the National Register of Historic Places, later the site of the legendary Rockbar, and now, a 54-room hotel with an all-day café and a coastal Mediterranean inspired restaurant.
From the original structural columns to the floor-by-floor color themes carried through each floor, to the all day hospitality of All Is Well and the shared plates and wine of FiNO, The All Inn Hotel makes the case that the most compelling place to stay in any city is the one that already has a story.
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Step inside and the midcentury details settle around you — geometric light fixtures, rich wood tones, and a color palette that shifts floor by floor. Layered textures, considered furnishings, and the quiet confidence of a building restored with intention rather than speed. Select rooms still hold their original structural columns. All of them have character that took sixty years to accumulate.
Open Early. Open late.
All Is Well opens at 7:30AM and doesn’t close until 11PM. It’s our all-day café – the kind of place where locals come for coffee in the morning and stay for cocktails as the sun goes down. Somewhere between a corner café and a cocktail bar.
FiNO brings a coastal Mediterranean conviviality to Colfax Ave – seasonal shared plates, a carefully crafted wine program focused on small producers and sustainable practices, and a pace that has no interest in rushing you out the door. Our dining experience extends into an expansive wine garden, available for evening meals within FiNO or private gatherings.
The All Inn sits on East Colfax, right at the edge of City Park, a 330-acre green space that’s home to the Denver Zoo and the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Spend the morning on the trails around Ferril Lake, catch the skyline against the Rockies from the park’s famous view, then walk back for coffee at All Is Well. Colfax brings the after-dark energy, with independent bars, music venues and some of the city’s best restaurants up and down the avenue. Cherry Creek’s shops and downtown are a short drive away, and Red Rocks is an easy trip for a show. The building itself is part of the story: it opened in 1959 as The Fountain Inn, a motor hotel at the height of American road travel, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2020 for its role in shaping Colfax as a cultural and entertainment district.
