The Lock-Off was a very convenient place to stay. There was all kinds of restaurants/bars/entertainment within walking distance. It felt like a modern hotel room. There were snacks and bottles of water and a few beers in the fridge. the bed was very comfortable.

The neighborhood was interesting. You can tell that people are spending a lot of money to revitalize the neighborhood, however the amount of homeless people was intimidating. There was literally a homeless person sleeping in the side yard when we first arrived. obviously this is no reflection of Jenna's place, but my wife was nervous just walking to and from the car. The Lock-off had a very strong/sturdy door that had an elaborate 5 point lock system to make my wife feel more comfortable.

There where two issues I think are worth mentioning. #1, there is lack of light near the entrance to the Lock-Off. We needed a flashlight to find the lock-box that held the key to the Lock-Off.

#2, there needs to be directions on how to use the "5 point" locking system the front door uses. Like I said earlier... the door made my wife feel safe, but I could not figure it out until Jenna came down to help. - Thank you Jenna!!

I would stay at Jenna's Lock-off again the next time I visit Denver. It will be interesting to see how much the neighborhood changes between now and then.