The photos don’t do this place justice!
First time Airbnb’er. Decided to check out properties after frustrating attempts to coordinate hotels for myself and three friends on a beer-centric trip to Denver. The cost, location, and amenities made David’s house an easy choice. Much better than coordinating and paying for four hotel rooms.
Almost endless options for food and drink within walking or short ride-share distance in the RiNo district. We had breakfast at the Denver Central Market each day and tried several great coffee spots. I was excited to discover David had the same grinder and coffee maker I use at home. I was able to grind some locally roasted beans and ensure we always had fresh coffee.
It was great to have such a comfortable place to relax with friends rather than going off to our own hotel rooms or trying to find bars/restaurants in which to hang out. We were able to find our EPL matches and watch our all of our college football teams on Saturday while recovering from three days of breweries and beer fest.
David was extremely responsive and accommodating. The house was immaculate and well-stocked with linens and toiletries. Parking is plentiful and convenient. There are homeless in the area, but we did not experience any problems.
A couple of recommendations:
- Grab some fresh beans from one of the many area coffee roasters or Denver Central Market for grinding and brewing at the house.
- Curtis Park Delicatessen (2532 Champa St, Denver, CO 80205) is a five-minute walk north east. It’s a great option for a light lunch on your way to RiNo bars or for enjoying back at the house.
- La Pasadita Inn (1959 Park Ave W, Denver, CO 80218), half mile south, is a no-frills authentic Mexican restaurant. It’s very small and doesn’t look like much, but the food and service were great.