Great location and a very comfortable space for one or two people. Within walking distance of restaurants, Washington Park, and the Sunday Farmers Market on Pearl Street... I even walked to the Botanic Gardens (beautiful!) and Cherry Creek North (retail/restaurants/residential area). A little exterior sprucing up would go a long way toward improving curb appeal, but the interior is bright and tidy. The furnishings were a bit of a hodgepodge, but certainly adequate, and the bed was very comfortable. It's an old house, and there is some charm in that (funny old cupboards, antique register covers, wood floors that creak a bit), but the the windows are relatively new, and the bathroom fixtures and tile have been updated. Although the bathroom is small, there is surprisingly good space for toiletries, even for an extended stay. This is a first floor unit, so if someone is upstairs you will hear them walking around (I tried to be mindful of that in consideration of the person in the basement unit). This didn't bother me in the least, but it is something to consider. Although the apartment is on a relatively busy road, it is not too noisy, and is actually quite quiet at night. Street parking was not an issue at all while I was there, in fact I nearly always got a spot directly out front. When I left, the DPW was prepping to start replacing the pipes in that area, which could limit parking directly in front of the house, but there are plenty of safe residential streets all around with free parking. I didn't use the TV, but there was a note saying that they did not subscribe to a streaming service, so it might not be a bad idea to bring along an AppleTV or Amazon Firestick if you want to hop on Netflix, Hulu, etc. Wifi was very good. Amy was very responsive and helpful with any questions I had, and Chris, who I actually met, was very nice and welcoming. An unexpected bonus were the neighbors on either side of the house who were both friendly and kind. All in all, I really enjoyed my stay!