Our experience was mixed. The house was nice, generally clean, and the location is great. Central to everything in Denver.
The accuracy of the photos (specifically the outdoor space) is off. The outdoor space looked super promising in the pictures but it needs some work to get rid of all of the weeds and have nice turf in place for folks to enjoy. The outdoor furniture is also in decent shape, but could use a refresh.
Additionally, there is no gas range on property (as shown in the pictures). There also are only a few plates, bowls, and mugs. If you are bringing a larger family, you may need to bring paper/plastic ware with you.
There are no screens on any of the windows. Which other guests have flagged via reviews as well and the host told me the same thing he responded to them about which it is to be addressed.
The host and co-host were super nice and communicative up until we flagged safety issues at the house and made a decision to check out early.
Safety issues had to do with a few things. First, the fact that there is a closet door handle on the front door for the bottom handle. The deadbolt also does not lock all of the way and is controlled by a key pad not even attached to the lock (linked wirelessly). The front door is also super loose and easily manipulated in our opinion. This was not the main reason we checked out early as the host shared the on-site key box code so we could lock the security door at the front if we wanted for additional security.
The biggest issue was the fact that a majority of the windows (sliding windows) on property did not lock. Either the windows did not close all of the way in order for the window locks to latch or the windows had shifted either due to weather or other issues causing the windows not to line up correctly. A couple of the windows that did not lock were at the ground level, which makes entry more than possible. We shared with the host that the very least they could do would be to provide wood poles or bars to keep the sliding windows from being compromised. The host said that he was going to get in touch with the property owners to see if there was anything they could do for us in terms of safety in the meantime. Again, our family decided it was best for us to check-out early.
We shared all of this (and photos) with the Airbnb support team after getting in touch with them following the hosts decision to slow in communication with us.
If safety is important to you and your family, I would check with the host to make sure all of the window locks and front door security has been addressed.