Buying cannabis in Denver is easy. Finding somewhere legal to enjoy it as a visitor is the harder part. Here are the cannabis-friendly hotels, bud and breakfast rentals, and booking tactics that keep your trip legal — plus what to pick up before you check in.
Cannabis-friendly bed & breakfast
Denver's best-known 420 lodging, roughly a mile from our Capitol Hill shop. Consumption is permitted in designated outdoor and common areas, and staff are used to guests arriving with dispensary bags.
Visit website →Historic mansion inn
A restored Victorian inn a short walk from our storefront. Smoking is limited to outdoor spaces, so plan on vapes, edibles, or the garden patio rather than in-room flower.
Visit website →Full-service hotel with smoking rooms
One of the few downtown-adjacent hotels historically offering designated smoking rooms. Request one at booking and confirm the current cannabis policy by phone — policies shift season to season.
Visit website →Airbnb / Vrbo listings
Search listing filters for "smoking allowed" and message the host directly about cannabis. A written confirmation in the platform's chat protects you from cleaning-fee disputes later.
We are not affiliated with any lodging listed here, and policies change without notice. Always confirm the current cannabis and smoking policy directly with the property before booking.
Hotel and rental policies change often. Email or message the property and keep the reply — it settles any dispute about smoking fees at checkout.
You cannot buy or carry cannabis at the airport. Drop your bags first, then stop by a licensed dispensary on the way in. Our airport guide walks through the full route.
Denver sits at 5,280 feet. Cannabis and alcohol both hit harder here. Start with a low dose, hydrate, and give edibles a full two hours before redosing.
Private property with owner permission and licensed hospitality lounges are the only legal places to consume. Streets, parks, and hotel lobbies are not.
Yes. Denver has a small number of cannabis-friendly hotels, inns, and bud and breakfast rentals that permit consumption in designated rooms or outdoor areas. Most large chain hotels are entirely non-smoking and will charge a cleaning fee if you smoke indoors, so book with a property that states its policy in writing.
A bud and breakfast is a private lodging property — usually a small inn, guesthouse, or vacation rental — where the owner allows adult guests 21+ to consume cannabis on the premises. Some include amenities like vaporizers, a smoking patio, or a welcome gift. They are private property, which is what makes consumption legal there.
Almost never. Colorado's Clean Indoor Air Act bans smoking in most indoor public spaces, and hotels apply the same rule to cannabis. Balconies visible from the street also count as public consumption. Assume smoking is prohibited unless the property specifically says otherwise.
Yes. Adults 21+ can legally purchase and transport up to one ounce of flower or its equivalent within Colorado. Keep it sealed while traveling, and never take it across state lines or into Denver International Airport — both are federal-jurisdiction violations.
We are at 20 E 9th Ave in Capitol Hill, about a five-minute rideshare from most downtown and Uptown hotels and a short walk from Capitol Hill inns. We are open daily 9:00 AM to 8:45 PM.
Edibles, tinctures, and low-odor disposable vapes are the practical choice. They leave no lingering smoke smell, travel easily in a bag, and keep you clear of cleaning fees. Ask a budtender for a low-dose edible if you are new to Denver's altitude.
Herbs 4 You is at 20 E 9th Ave in Capitol Hill — minutes from downtown hotels and open 9:00 AM to 8:45 PM daily. Tell a budtender where you're staying and we'll match the product to the policy.