We stayed at Tina’s Airbnb for just under 1 month. When we arrived, Tina was very friendly and made sure to let us know to simply text or call her if we needed anything. She remained available to help us throughout her stay. Unfortunately, her place was not exactly as advertised, and our stay took a turn pretty quickly. Please also note that Tina updated her listing while we were still staying in the unit. Tina has 3 dogs. 2 of them are untrained and very noisy. One of them will greet you every time you walk through the gate, and while it is not a violent dog, it does have a violent bark and will approach you like it is going to attack you. Seeing as the space was advertised as “Zen” and “Quiet”, this was very surprising. The listing implied that the dog would only do that to a stranger, but this occurred each time you walk out of your private door or through the gate. We arrived at our check in time, and there was a pretty extensive construction project going on in her kitchen. As we were trying to unpack, one of the workers came down into our private area and turned the water off. After a long day on the road, we were looking forward to sitting down, relaxing, and taking a shower. This was an inconvenience, but we let it slide at first because she was very nice and respectful about it and apologized. She also sent us a text about an hour later to let us know that the construction was over. We just felt that if she knew we were arriving, this could have been scheduled before or after the day that we were supposed to move in. Throughout our time there, she kept attempting to schedule people to do things around the house that would either involve them coming into our private area or making some kind of noise throughout the property. As I said, these are just not things that you do when you have guests that are paying top dollar for a private and quiet space. We tried to work with her the best we could, but it got to be a little too much. We indicated upon our arrival that we were remote workers. While the environment was aesthetically set up for remote working, it was inadequate sonically. From the start of the day until the end of the day, we heard everything that was going on upstairs. Every footstep, dogs barking, claws scratching on the floor, dog toys dropping, squeaking on the floor, banging of pots, etc. If someone like a mailman or one of her friends would show up to the house, there would be a terrifying stampede from the dogs which included them barking and banging on the floor. It was so loud that it jolted us out of our work chairs or sleep on several occasions. Because Tina was such a nice host and offered her number to us in case we needed anything, we texted her whenever the noise got too loud. We texted her about 12 times during our stay there with noise complaints. She would respond back with an apology and a reasoning as to why the noise was taking place, but no lasting resolution was created. She left several times without the little dog and whenever that happened, she would immediately start howling relentlessly until she returned. Our stay unfortunately went further downhill in our last week. On our last Wednesday there, Tina had a friend over. After a long day of work, we were settling in and trying to relax at about 9:30pm. They were upstairs laughing and talking so loud that we finally had enough and had to confront her. We texted her and did not get a response, so we yelled up the stairs that we were trying to wind down and that the noise was really getting out of hand. She apologized and sent a text to apologize as well. At that point, we were over the apologies because we felt like nothing was being done to resolve the issues. She did send us $100 reimbursement the next day because she knew how unhappy we were. All of this forced us to conclude our trip on a sour note, and it was really unfortunate because we really did enjoy our time in Denver. We are very easy going people and have never had to leave a poor review for a host. If you look at our past Airbnb reviews, we have always left on a good note, and that is what makes this so difficult. We have decided to not just leave a bunch of complaints but to maybe help future guests understand what they are moving into and to also offer quality feedback for the host so changes can be made. -Negatives: -The place was described as “Zen”. While aesthetically, it has a Zen feel, the constant noise gives off the exact opposite. We advised Tina to change the listing description to say “This space is NOT for remote workers,” but she did not. I guess that she still believes that it is in fact suitable, which it is nowhere near. -This space is great if you love dogs and do not mind the noise of constant barking. It’s also great if you are only sleeping there and spending the bulk of your day away from the property. Just know that you will have to operate by Tina’s sleep schedule if you do not want to be woken up abruptly. That sleeping schedule seemed to be from 11pm-7am judging by the footsteps, her sliding closet door, and creaking of the floorboards, but sometimes the dogs wake up earlier and start dropping things on the floor, so be mindful of that. -We recommend that Tina drops the price of the Airbnb dramatically. Dealing with so many variables is absolutely not worth the $2500+ we paid for...