Hotels in Aurora, CO

Most neighborhoods in Aurora offer convenient access to public transport, with rail lines fed by a city bus service. The H line serves the southern part of the city, stopping at Nine Mile station next to Cherry Creek State Park, as well as the Dayton station in the Dayton Triangle neighborhood. The R line covers the north and north-west areas, stopping at Peoria station near Morris Heights. These trains and buses will cost you just a couple of dollars. You can get a round-trip day pass or a monthly pass for an affordable price. No matter which hotels in Aurora you stay at, public transport should be within easy reach.

When you’re traveling on business and want to find cheap hotels in Aurora, a good neighborhood to choose is the city center, and here the Best Western hotel is a good option. If you’re visiting the city for leisure purposes, you can stay in more outlying neighborhoods like Southshore or the tourist areas like the Dayton Triangle neighborhood, where you can stay at the Denver Airport Marriot Hotel. The Cherry Creek Park area will also give you a good mixture of indoor and outdoor entertainment. Here you can choose Motel 6 for your stay. If the purpose of your visit is more of the romantic type, it’s well worth traveling about an hour out of town and book in at the Econo Lodge in the Evergreen area, where you’ll find some quaint and cozy spots to be secluded in nature.

The most popular attractions in Aurora are both indoor and outdoor, close to Aurora hotels like La Quinta Inn. At the top of most people’s list is the Cherry Creek National Park, a large outdoor reserve and recreational area, which is full of biking and hiking trails. You can get an affordable day pass for this. You can also visit the nationally renowned fishing spot, Aurora Reservoir in the Southshore neighborhood, where entry costs are also very reasonable. To experience Native American culture, visit Plains Conservation Center, situated outdoors on Hampden Avenue, complete with tepees and pronghorns, and has no admission fee. Indoor attractions include the free-admission Aurora History Museum on Almeda Parkway. Or sample the local beer at Dry Dock Brewing Company’s free tasting days in Hamden Villa. There’s also the Vintage Theater in the Dayton Triangle, with prices varying according to the productions. Keep these sights in mind when you book hotels in Aurora.

If you’re after the neighborhoods in Aurora that have a variety of bars and restaurants, you can find cheap hotels in Aurora, such as the Quality Inn, in nearby places like Southlands, where you’ll find the sprawling Southland Lifestyle Center. This shopping center has many restaurants serving various types of cuisine, ice rinks, street entertainers and dozens of local shops. A popular restaurant is La Cueva on central Colfax Avenue, still run by the same husband and wife team who started it in 1974. You can easily reach these using the public transport options above. For nightlife, the world-famous live venue, Red Rocks Amphitheater, is just outside town.

When visiting Aurora the average booking length is 2 nights.

A hotel room in Aurora will generally set you back around $171 per night. This figure is an average and prices will vary according to the facilities, location and room availability at your desired hotel.

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