Rebekah's space is lovely and she's a thoughtful, easygoing, kind host. I stayed the weekend before a work conference and she helped me feel right at home. Some great things about my stay:
1. The condo is beautifully decorated with art and Paris memorabilia. There's a balcony, a comfy living room, and a cool bathroom with a claw-foot tub. Rebekah has everything labeled: which towels to use, where to put things, etc. The kitchen is smaller, but I didn't use it; I was out and about for most of my time.
2. The room itself is smaller but comfy, with a desk, closet with luggage rack, mirror, beside table. Perfect for a solo traveler. The pull-out couch was surprisingly comfy. Rebekah had stacks of magazines about Denver along with maps and some granola bars available--nice touch! The room is off the living room, but the condo is big enough that I didn't feel cramped.
3. It was easy to come and go. Rebekah wasn't home when I got in, but she left thorough instructions/expectations. You use a key to access the building door and then there's a number code for the door.
4. Rebekah is warm and relaxed. She gave me a ride to my conference hotel and offered tips for sightseeing. Bonus: Winston the dog is super cute and not at all noisy.
5. I didn't want to have to Uber/Lyft everywhere, so the Capitol Hill location worked well for me. I loved being able to run to Washington Park, (lots of runners; super safe) and walk over to Potager for an outstanding dinner and the Corner Beet for coffee and (legit amazing) avocado toast. I also walked over to the Capitol Building and Larimer Square. Felt mostly safe but there were some parts of Colfax St. that seemed dicey, so stay aware.