I had a great time in Denver on my solo-vacation. I was welcomed and Jill kept offering me food. I just wasn't hungry much in my trip. We did have waffles together my last morning there and I wish I'd said goodbye in person.

The room I stayed in was just fine. I have herniated discs and sciatica so I'm kind of picky on what I can sleep in or on. The bed is not super soft but it's more a form soft which was perfect. He sheets were clean, guest book to sign, and info you could go through. I came prepared so I didn't need info but she took me to the Botanical Gardens and I got in for free with her pass. That was awesome!

Her home is lived in and nice. I didn't get to use the downstairs cause I was out so much. She offered for me to wash my clothes which would be perfect but I didn't have time for them to air dry.

The bedroom does have squeaky floors which worried me that I would be waking her up. It also took a second to learn how to use the mini blinds as I'm not used to them. THe fan in the room is helpful cause I run hot. If you leave anything at home and you need it she has most of everything you'd need but allergy medicine (though I didn't ask. I was getting sick the last day there from the altitude).

She gives great suggestions and is very nice to talk to. I will most definitely be staying there again on my next visit if she will have me. she has wonderful hospitality and I'm thankful for how much extra she offered for me (as I said above). I do think I ate most her belvita cookies for hiking (they tasted like teddy grams).

Overall, I think the most important thing is that if you want an emaculent place to stay that isn't lived in or have it's organized messes (as I know most people do) then don't stay here because you'll be disappointed. But if you acknowledge that you're renting a room in any normal persons house, you'll be happy...very happy. My stay was perfect. I lost my earring down the bathroom sink but it's ok. I left some memories behind. ;)

I didn't know what to expect because this was my first Airbnb stay. I was pleasantly surprised. Plus, she grows her own zucchini that are huge!!! I didn't get to have any though. I wasn't there much.