Let me start this by saying I am over 55, and not use to apartment living. We arrived after 8 pm in Denver. The house is difficult to identify in the dark, and a neighbor who saw us walking up and down the street with luggage, helped us find "the mulch path". The steps leading to the apartment are wood and twice my daughter got a splinter from the hand rail. It was difficult for me to use the stairs and carry luggage at the same time. There is no place to park at the apartment, you have to park around the corner and there is not sidewalk. The house is an older home, and the basement has been converted to the apartment. When the house was built it was not designed for basement living. What I mean by this is there is very little sound barrier between the upstairs floor and the apartment ceiling. The upstairs floor creaks (as all older homes do) and we could hear the people walking all the time. The metal bed has a mattress, but no box springs so it was not very comfortable to sleep on. Enough of the negatives.
I received an email that explained how to gain access to the apartment and we did not have any difficult using the key pad. I was also given contact information if we had difficult. That was wonderful to have. The apartment was clean, and well decorated. We enjoyed the western saddle, even though my daughter and I rode English horses. :) It was convenient to have 2 full bathrooms and the fluffy towels were a welcome surprise. We did not use the kitchen, but having the access to a coffee marker and coffee was nice. There is also a washer and dyer there if needed. It was very close to my son, so getting back and forth to their house was easy.
Again I am over 55 so a younger person may not have any issues with navigating the stairs or bed.
We appreciate Elizabeth opening her home to us, and wish her great success with her Airbnb experience.