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Rate a crashpadAirport markers: DEN. Crashpads with a published street address appear as pins. Shaded circles show the general area a crashpad names on its card (about 1.5 miles across), not its address. Airport positions from OurAirports. Report a map issue
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Crashpads are tagged by crew type (pilots only, flight attendants only, or pilots and flight attendants) and men/women (men only, women only, or coed; a crashpad where the host doesn't say is labeled "Men/women: Not listed by the host" and shows under every option). They also carry shift-worker and long-stay attributes: day-sleeper friendly, stay length (nightly, weekly, monthly, or 30+ nights), private room, truck/RV parking, and time to the terminal. Anything marked "Not specified" shows under every filter until a review tags it.
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From the host's website: a women-only crashpad for flight attendants in northeast Denver, about 10 to 15 minutes from DIA. You book one bed in a shared bunk room, assigned on arrival. Nightly booking is online, and monthly and group rates are available. Common areas include a kitchen, in-unit laundry, a crew lounge and a balcony.
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One crashpad listed near Denver publishes a monthly starting price: $350 a month. 5 other crashpads listed here don't show a monthly starting price, so ask the host. That is its lowest advertised rate; check the current price with the host.
RTD's A Line commuter rail runs between Denver Union Station and Denver Airport Station. Any RTD trip that starts or ends at the airport needs an airport fare: the standard Airport Day Pass is $10, and RTD Monthly Passes include travel to and from the airport.
Source: RTD Denver, Fares (rtd-denver.com). Checked Oct 22, 2026. Fares and rules change, so confirm before you rely on them.
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Last checked Oct 18, 2026. Hours are local time as printed by each source. Spotted a change? Report it.