Apologies in advance for the long review. tl;dr Spoiler: We highly recommend this place. This was our first try at an AirBnB, after having looked at the various hotel offerings around Denver. We wanted something that was close enough to some of the things we wanted to see around the city, or at least convenient to get there. I had been pricing out hotels, and didn't see a lot of value for what we were getting. We tend to go either full resort, or sleep and bag drop only, with very little in the center of those two extremes when we travel. So, I signed up to AirBnB, did a search, and saw what was in the entire Denver area. I then narrowed it to the highest rated hosts, and the first listing that caught my eye was Rick and Terry's place. How could it not? The photos showed a unique place to stay, in a great location. My wife and I looked through them, and checked the reviews, all of which told the same tale. So, we requested to book it right away. We heard back quite quickly, and got the arrangements in order. It was pretty easy. On our arrival day, we received the instructions for how to get into our space, and made our way from Union Station, where we had gone for lunch. (Colorado & 40th station is easier/cheaper to get an Uber/Lyft from if you're taking the A line from the airport, as we had been told in the message from Rick and Terry, and which proved true on our departure). We got in without a problem, and checked the space out as we brought our bags in. There were freshly baked cookies waiting for us, and they were delicious. We somehow made them last a few days instead of eating them all at once. The main floor has a half bath, formal dining room, living room/sitting room, and a kitchen that has plenty of cooking gear and utensils. It's large enough for 2 people to work in it at once if you were doing a full meal prep. The place was quite clean, and decorated with enough small touches that you could spend a lot of time checking it out. The bedroom, living/dining room, and bathroom are all downstairs in the basement area. There's also a laundry room with a washer & dryer. (Tip: Watch your head coming up the stairs from down there. On the tour, they pointed it out to us, and it only took me 2 days to learn my lesson :) ). The bathroom is an open concept, with a generously sized tub, a shower stall, toilet and sink. The toilet is hidden away, but there's no door. Not a problem, but worth mentioning to any travelers. There were plenty of towels provided, as well as soaps/shampoo/lotion, and a hair dryer. The couch and chairs in the living room downstairs are very comfortable, and the TV has plenty of channels...