Meghan's home feels cozy and lived-in. There are many persona style touches and memorabilia in the home since it is her primary residence when not being rented out.
Meghan was also thoughtful and had inquired about our ETA so she could set the Nest to a comfortable temperature upon our arrival.
The home is located further west of the Highlands, but still within a short driving distance to cafés and shops. It is on a quiet street so you can truly retreat "home" after a long day/night of exploring Denver. The open layout living + dining room became our evening wind-down spot.
The two bedrooms are outfitted in cozy and stylish linens. FYI, one of the two bathrooms is an ensuite which means you are basically down to one bathroom when that bedroom is occupied for the evening. Also the downstairs 'open bedroom' does feel quite chilly since it is in the (semi-finished?) basement. That said, there are areas where the basement ceiling is rather low and I did bump my head against the air duct/pipes trying to go to the bathroom (both are located upstairs) in the middle of the night.
There were also no paper towels or tissues in the house and one of the bathrooms was out of body soap/shampoo, but that may have been coincidental as Meghan was traveling prior to our arrival. Otherwise, the home is very well-stocked in blankets, linens and towels.
The separate washer and dryer and plenty of hangers/drying rack in the basement were also convenient for our group. We had to run a big load of laundry since we had just spent a week of skiing up at Copper Mountain.
There was plenty of street parking nearby and a King Soopers (supermarket) and Walgreens (drugstore) are within a five-minute drive.
Meghan was also very generous with the check-out time so we were able to take our time in departing as we had a late afternoon flight.