There are two types of AirBnb properties. One is designed with the guest in mind and is often solely for airbnb use. The other is a place like Patrick's - someone who lives there and is happy to vacate if someone is willing to pay to stay there. The place is cute and in a great area for exploring Rino. It's a historical district but the place just seemed a little run down compared to others. The backyard is nice and a rarity in that area. The kitchen was not as equipped as I'm used to in other airbnbs, and the tub in the bathroom was quite small. The two bedrooms were not shown in the photos and I understand why - they are incredibly simple and some what dirty (areas around the doorknobs were kind of black, there was a hole in the wall of the guest bedroom etc. Understandably, there is no central AC, but the window units in the main rooms were not quite powerful enough to cool the bedrooms in the recent heat wave. Patrick was available when needed. The water was turned off by the city the day I checked in and Patrick was kind enough to provide waters for the sink, toilet, drinking etc. and also left some beer and wine even though it was not at all his fault. And seriously, the place is PERFECTLY located to explore all of the Rino breweries and restaurants. Street parking was fairly abundant so no issues there. Overall, would I stay again? Probably not. The place wasn't too far off from the description but it definitely surprised to the downside. At a lower price point perhaps, but I've stayed exclusively in Airbnbs for about three months now, including other places in Denver, and this property just didn't seem to be a good value for the money spent.