Nicole’s little house has been delightfully remodeled with an architect’s and artist's eye, using found and reclaimed materials, custom welded metalwork, and a retro-chic sensibility. My wife is a graphic designer and we both loved the use of space and the plethora of creative details. Our visit was ultimately good, but there were a few unfortunate hiccups. We rented the Wee House for a much-needed romantic getaway, bringing with us our fav foods and our espresso machine. Unfortunately, the house was really cold when we arrived; the temp in Denver had been in the teens for a few days and the walls are exposed brick. When we arrived in late afternoon, the thermometer in the kitchen read 54˚. In addition, many of the lights weren’t working. We called Rebecca to report both, and she reassured us that the house would warm up in a couple of hours. She contacted Nicole about the lights. We turned the little stove/fireplace heater in the living room to max heat and fan; it took six hours to come up to 66˚, during which we huddled near the heater under the bedroom quilt in a largely unlit living room. By morning, though, it was a lovely 72˚, and from then on it was easy to stay toasty the whole time on low heat. Nicole brought an electrician to solve the light problem; she was friendly and communicated well about the timing. The lights couldn’t be fixed without more work, but a nice lamp was left for us to use. The last and least hiccup was that the food we put into the 2 small refrigerators froze solid. We didn’t think to check the temps in them and both were set too high. Stuff on every shelf was frozen solid! Not a total loss, but neither of us had ever seen a frozen cucumber or frozen salad greens. House Features: The house was well setup for a comfortable stay, with simple basics in the kitchen, including fruit, tea and coffee, and some oatmeal packets. We used the kitchen for some of our meals and it worked quite well for us. The living room has no coffee table or end tables, so we ended up awkwardly balancing our beverages on the chic, tall bar stools. We loved the heated floor in the bathroom, and there was plenty of storage space there, as well as basic necessities. The bedroom was minimalist but functional. The bed was firm. We appreciated the dresser near the front door that has a couple of empty drawers. Decor: There were so many wonderful items on shelves and on the walls! The place did not feel bare or unlived-in the way some AirBnB places do. Location: We enjoy walking, and walked over much of downtown Denver from the house. It’s a straight shot to the Art Museum. Noise: In general, the location was quiet, being in a residential neighborhood. The Amtrak trains were loud at night. Cleanliness: The place was very clean. I have...