Share(303) 623-4874
1403 Larimer St
Denver,
CO
80202
39.7475
-104.9999
Neighborhoods: Union Station, LoDo, Northwest Denver
Hours:
Thu-Sat 9am-2am
Parking:
Meters
Hush
Last updated 2.01.09
What People Are Saying About Hush
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
Trendy LoDo bar and dance club located below Larimer Square cultivates a mature crowd and moody ambiance.
09/04/08
The epitome of Denver's misplaced visions of grandeur
by OffScissors at Citysearch
There's nothing worse than a city that tries to be something it's not. When you pick up the various nightlife publications of Denver, the pages are littered with words such as 'cosmopolitan', 'trendy' and 'sophisticated'. But in truth, Denver's nightlife is desperately monotonous. Hush epitomizes the city's yearning to be a big boy. The contemporary design looks dashing from afar - like the skyline of most American cities - but similarly at a micro level you'll find it to be false, cheap and awkward. It compliments Hush's clientele, who are a wretched bunch of ignorant, small minded characters who learnt how to speak and how to dress, by watching MTV. It would however, be unfair to lumber such distinctions on Hush alone, for you cannot fix what is broken. It is not LoDo, but rather Denver's embarrassing lack of cultural meaning and energy that makes this city so bland. It may have big roads and skyscrapers, government buildings and a population of around three million people, but it's bars and clubs must close at 1.45am. But wait, you say! If the clubs close early, people just go out earlier, don't they? Anyone with a reasonable understanding of the act of 'going out', would expect such an outcome. After all, 'going out' is a celebration of life. Dancing is the human mating ritual, and alcohol is the social glue that can bind the disparate elements of society and make them bearable. Therefore with restrictive laws, one would expect a reaction to occur - an alternative, where time is shifted forwards so that people can enjoy life, taste freedom, and have a good few hours of drinking and socializing. But in Denver, people come out at 11.30pm. They drink for two hours, try to find a suitable mate, and head home to the suburbs like good little citizens. By 2.30am, the streets of Downtown Denver are quiet once again, but for the briefest of winds circulating dust through the shiny tall buildings. 'Trendy' they will say, 'Cosmopolitan' they will lay, but Hush; I say nay.
- Pros: It has a roof
- Cons: It's in Denver
04/23/08
Horrible Service and 'Typical' Crowd
by Rebecca3 at Citysearch
Bottom Line: Horrible service and management. Drinks are overpriced. 'Dance floor' is 5x5 and music is so-so. Typical crowd of materialistic kids looking to hook up. Only plus is that the bathrooms are cool. I can't believe Hush is still in business.
- Pros: Bathrooms
- Cons: Everything Else -
11/24/07
great club
by laurakienke at Citysearch
I was at Hush this past weekend. This place is very classy and had a great crowd. The music was pumping and the staff was very professional! If your looking for a fun dance club this might be your sceene!
- Pros: ambience and service
- Cons: crowded
The Details on Hush
Know Before You Go:
The street-level entrance is not well marked, there's just a crescent moon on the sign.
Category:
Nightclubs, Bars & Pubs, Wine Bars
Payment Methods:
Visa, MasterCard
