Adrian's place is in a perfect location. You cannot beat it! More on that below.
The home is not modern so just keep that in mind. Initially I was disappointed because I expected a modern home. But I got used to it and was content. It's also on the smaller side. Fine for 1 person and adequate for spouses or bf/gf. More than that would be very challenging.
It's in an urban setting for sure. I'm a light sleeper and had some issues at first with some street traffic. However, there is a window a/c unit which makes a nice hum of white noise that drowned out most if not all of the street noise.
She's smack in the heart of the Capital Hill neighborhood (you could practically throw a stone and hit the gold dome of the capital from her street), only a few minute walk to downtown and uptown. Within 2-3 blocks is a market, 420 store and coffee, pubs, restaurants, brew pubs.... etc....There is Amehurst (forget the name and spelling) coffee 2 - 3 blocks away across Broadway. Ignore that. Overprice and pretentious. Go to Pablos on 13th or my preference is 7-10 min walk to Fluid Coffee on 19th in Uptown.
I was able to explore the entire city by foot and Adrian's home was a perfect point to reset from. I was also in Denver to visit some friends out in Centenial and Highland Ranch suburbs. Uber only $20 +/- to get out there.
Overall it was an enjoyable stay.
I would stay at Adrian's again when I'm in Denver.