I overall enjoyed my stay in this basement flat. It is in a great location and we were close to lots of great things in Denver. There were a few things I didn’t appreciate. First, I received a message with check-in instructions 2 hours after the check-in time. This was less than ideal. We arrived about 45-60 minutes after the allowed check-in time so we were definitely not early. Thankfully the Airbnb app had the door code and we figured out how to get in by wandering around the side of the house from memory from the listing pictures. Second, it appears that the unit had not been properly turned over. I discovered when stripping the beds at checkout that the queen and one of the twin beds in the 2nd room only had a flat sheet on top of the mattress pad (no fitted sheet) with a comforter laid on top of that. That means my sons slept on top of the flat sheet with nothing between them and the comforter (which I’m assuming is not laundered between guests). That doesn’t feel sanitary. Also, a pillow didn’t have a pillow case on it which seems less than sanitary. Lastly, and most disappointing, was the communication from the owner asking us to “shut it down a bit earlier” the second day of our stay. We read the binder in the unit and understood that we were to be quiet entering and exiting the unit between 10pm and 6am (which were the only instructions related to any kind of noise). We got home about 10:45pm and were quiet as mice from the time we left our ride share in the middle of the street until we were in the unit. It was myself and my two sons staying in the unit and we talked and joked for about 15 -30 minutes before going to bed. There had been no alcohol consumed as my boys are both teenagers and I’m not a drinker so I really don’t believe there was any excessive noise beyond normal talking and laughing together (which is kinda the point of a vacation). I wasn’t aware that normal conversational noise was disallowed once inside the unit. The binder was clear that it was important to be quiet entering and exiting the unit between 10pm and 6am but it would be helpful if it included instructions that normal conversational noise is also off limits after 10pm. Jaime’s message to me made me feel like an imposition and not like an adult who had paid for accommodations. I understood from her message that she is trying to make her Airbnb work with her neighbor but to project that onto a paying guest is wrong and it felt very disrespectful. I understand that my experience may not be typical for this unit as the positive reviews were important for me in deciding to stay here. However, my experience was my experience and I felt compelled to share it.