For starters, Annette's home could not have been more ideally situated for us, convenient for its proximity to our son's home, to the Tennyson St. district, to I70, to the mountains. Her home is large and charming, situated on a very lremarkable lot on a bit of a rise--quite impressive, especially in a city neighborhood. (We were there in February and March but would enjoy seeing the place in spring and summer.) After a brief period of adjustment to our actual accommodations, we grew to like the place very much; it became home to us for the ten days or so that we were there. When our plans changed abruptly, Annette was able to keep us housed for another three nights, and while this resulted in an issue with Airbnb, Annette (though away herself) went to some trouble to help work out the matter for us. She and her staff (and two sons) were not only welcoming and helpful but pleasant and interesting people as well. Though we are not especially thrilled with Airbnb, we liked Annette and her home and would be happy to visit her there again. The place is quirky in several ways, but enjoyably so.