I stayed here for a business trip and had a very nice time. The place is pretty large and has all the amenities you would need to stay a night or a week.
I'm a bit biased because I used to live in this neighborhood but its an amazing area of Denver. Super walk-able to bars and restaurants on a quite tree lined street.
You can easily get downtown via a rental bike or car2go (check them out they rock). UBER to the tech center was about 20 bucks. 30 Bucks to the airport.
You are a 20 min walk to Mile High or a 40 min walk to Coors field. All the bars and restaurants you could want are 5 minutes away. Fire on the Mountain and P*nche tacos (or tacos tequilla whiskey as they edit it to) are my favs.
Beyond the normal Kitchen, living, bedroom there seems to be a "study" of some sort or mudroom converted. So you definitely have lots of space.
The unit is older as the homes in the area are older. I love the houses around here and their old charm. Overall a very nice stay with no trouble. I do have a few "negatives" that I would say are easy to correct.
The bathroom shower wasn't great. The Clawfoot had a very short shower head so you have to duck down. Not a biggie. But I'm only 5'9 so for a taller person might be an issue. Also possible it adjusts and I'm a dummy but I didn't want to break anything.
Not to be fire marshall bill but there was an AC unit IN the shower. An extension cord ran from it under the clawfoot, behind the sink, behind the toilet and plugged into a GFCI (good!). But still despite the GFCI this doesn't seem like the safest setup. I unplugged the AC for every shower but really it should be moved IMO. Or get a portable swamp cooler. It's Denver they work great!
Also it seemed that you could see into the other unit from the kitchen. I'll admit that I didn't take a good look because, well that would be weird. This isn't a huge problem but I'd probably put in some more restrictive blinds so it felt a little more private.
Overall really nice stay. Easy in and out. Safe fun neighborhood. Roomy comfortable unit!