Tomas's place was a very charming and cozy home once we arrived. The pictures do not do justice with how much character the home has. All around the home are these lovely little home made pottery that shows off a bit of Denver's artsy side. The kitchen is set up so great if someone chooses to buy some groceries and prepare a meal because there is a double sink where you can prepare protein separately. The bedroom had enough fans to ventilate the area and the bed has been one of the comfiest beds we have stayed in for an Airb&b. The bathroom is beautiful and smells aromatic. If you are going to Denver with an open itinerary (like we did), we can recommend a few good spots. First, the Cheeseman park is down a few blocks and is a great run to get your activity for the day in. We had breakfast at Maddie's, which was one of the best breakfast spots we went to this whole trip. Steuben's is a close second, with their fried chicken and waffles being the most savory dish I've had for brunch. Sam's No 3 is a great spot for dinner, open late, and close to Larimer Square. Larimer square is nice to go out and walk around but expensive for food. Don't miss a trip to the Denver Zoo and make sure if you go out downtown, take an uber! Visit Green Mountain Beer Company in Lakewood if you want to grab a great tasting brew and listen to great music. If you're lucky enough that you are going to see a show at the Red Rock Ampitheater, GMBC will give you a free beer if you show them your ticket! Lastly, visit Mt Evans for a scenic drive through the mountains. The visit to the top of Mt Evans is the highest paved road to a mountain in our country and absolutely worth the trip! From Tomas's house, you can choose to do all of these things and still be close to downtown!