The best parts about staying here:
One of the best locations in the entire city, gorgeous view, fast internet, great appliances, comfortable bed, parking is at Denver Performing Arts center for $200 a month ($6.70 a day is pretty awesome for the awful parking prices in surrounding areas), Silver is very responsive and does everything in his power to ensure a good stay, food delivery comes straight up to your room, you can walk to just about anything in no time at all, gym on the 3rd floor, (I think?) there's a pool up top
The worst part about staying here:
You do not control the thermostat. The management downstairs controls it and there was an entire week where it was 75+ outside and they left the heat on the entire time. Management said the reason is because it takes 2 days to switch from heat to A/C, but like... we have weather forecasts. To Silver, I would heavily recommend buying an A/C unit/space heater that plugs into an outlet and leaving it in the living room or bedroom. There were nights I couldn't sleep because it was so hot and the fan in there simply doesn't have enough power to keep it cool. To potential guests, check your monthly forecasts for transitional seasons.
The reasons why I rated 4 stars (pros heavily outweigh the cons):
Outside of the thermostat, the couch is pretty uncomfortable. There are days where management will shut off the water (usually about a two day advance notice), but I have learned that because Denver has so many historic buildings, this isn't uncommon. Fire alarm falsely went off at one point while I was here (another old building thing). Laundry room is really expensive (generally $6-7 every time you wash clothes). Silver, I'd recommend turning those pennies in that bowl in the foyer into quarters for future guests. Maybe up the cleaning bill by another 15 bucks that goes into refilling the bowl.
The verdict:
I would definitely stay here again. I did not list any other inconveniences I had because Silver always made an attempt to resolve it quickly.