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Write a ReviewWhen it comes time to party, Denver is ready to take apartment-ites in with open and arms and show them a good time. The real question is just where to spend your evening, dancing the night away with that mysterious stranger? Well, one of the place hottest places to shake your thing in the mile high city in The Church. Plentiful bars, three different dance floors, and numerous other amenities may this the spot of choice for any young, beautiful Denverite looking for a good time. Get ready to move your groove thing and have the time of your life, because The Church is waiting for you to come and dance your legs numb. One of the main draws of the church is its three different dance areas, all catering to a different feel. These dance floors are all in good balance, not so big that it always looks empty, and not so full that there's no room to be free. The basement holds all the best in hip hop music, and all the beautiful people will be bumping and grinding the night away with ease while listening to some fresh, hot tracks. If techno's more your bag, take a trip down the main floor, where all night people will be moving to the some of the spaciest beats in town. If you're getting tired of the pulsing and booming, take a walk up to the roof, where you can take in the cool Denver night air, and get a gorgeous view of the surrounding landscape, away from the hustle and bustle of the crowd below in the club. Is all that dancing making you thirsty? They have so many bars, that even on their most crowded you'll find a bartender waiting with a smiling face, waiting to stir up a delicious cocktail, strong and well-made, or a beer or glass of wine, if that's your thing. If you're feeling hungry, they even have a sushi bar, one thing you won't find in most dance halls around town. Your beverages and food needs are met at The Church, so you won't even have to leave for dinner. Apartment-ites looking for the best place to shake it til the sun comes up in Denver need only visit this former holy house, where the music is pumping, the booze is flowing, and a good time is guaranteed for all.
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