My stay overall was great, and Stephen was an excellent host!
The space is small (two rooms, a bedroom and a bathroom) and spare, but perfectly functional during my visit. The radiant heat floor works as well as advertised (a welcome feature given that it was 31 degrees the night I arrived, even though it was late May!).
The one quibble I had with the place is that I did not fully appreciate the extent to which there would not be complete visual and aural privacy. There are small visual gaps in the visual wall, and sounds can carry from upstairs down into the space.
The location is at once superb and most curious. It would be an ideal place to stay if Coors Field is a destination — within easy walking distance to the park, yet far enough to be away from the noise. The Five Points/Curtis Park area of Denver has been gentrifying rapidly, so there are lots of new restaurants and bars within a few blocks’ walk; Five Points, LODO, and downtown are also a 20-minute walk away. I had a car, and the location is also fabulous for getting to points north and west of the city — Red Rocks and South Boulder were a 25-30 minute drive in off-peak traffic; City Park was less than 15 minutes away by car.
At the same time, this area is also where Denver deliberately concentrates its homeless population; there is a shelter right across the street and several shelters in the nearby area. So there were at times a dozen or more homeless people hanging out on the sidewalk across the street. Curiously, though, not a single homeless person asked me for anything; I was told by a nearby neighbor that Denver takes care of their homeless population well. Some of them will even say hi as you drive or pass by.
All in all, a very hospitable place in a fascinating and rapidly changing neighborhood with a location that's hard to beat.