So we'll start with the not great news....this home does not have air conditioning and it was 95+ degrees while we were there. We contacted Hilary upon arrival and she recommended we open windows and use the fans. Unable to find alternate accommodations at such a late hour, we moved all 3 fans into the bedroom and opened as many windows as we could. The average temperature during the day in the house was around 87 and at night it dropped to 81. Due to this, we found ourselves out of the house more than we had originally planned. Also, we lost a little of our privacy with having the windows open all the time as this listing is right at the corner of the street. Though there was not a ton of foot traffic, we certainly had more visibility into the house than would have liked. There is also construction going on right outside the windows. It didn't effect us as much since we were there only over the weekend, but it will be helpful for others to know due to the noise / accessibility of the windows being open.

Our main concern with the lack of AC was that it was not explicitly listed in the details upon booking. Hilary said she would take our feedback into consideration, as we want future guests to be more prepared than we were when booking.

Now for the good news, because we had to be out of the house during the day, we found plenty of great breweries and restaurants in walking distance. The cold beer and local food made for a nice respite and allowed us to explore the true local side of Denver.

The home is nicely decorated and in a revitalized neighborhood close to a lot of things. An Uber or Lyft was around $5 almost anywhere you wanted to go in the area, and we had a Lyft driver Sam, that was a true highlight of the trip.