Secluded guesthouse in the host's backyard. Comfortable airy studio, well stocked with K-cups and coffee accoutrements. Bed on the firmer side, if that's your preference. Clean bathroom, great water pressure in the shower. No cooking facilities other than a microwave but there are some good breakfast spots nearby. Close to train line, a few nice shops in the immediate neighborhood and easy access to the rest of the city. One caveat I would note: there are big windows that can't be covered. They provide nice light, but if you're a person that likes to sleep in a bit on vacation and wants to hold the sun at bay in the morning you might need to keep your head under the covers to do so. Also no way to block ground-level windows; only mesh shades (that can be seen through) are provided. As the guesthouse is in a private setting, this isn't a huge deal, but seems like a bit of an oversight. None of this detracted too much from our stay -- Stephanie's place was a great base to explore Denver from.