Dylan’s place is very convenient and in a great neighborhood — I can vouch as I live nearby but needed temporary shelter while having work done on my house. Dylan was very helpful with clear communication before, during, and after my stay. The unit itself is fairly basic but nicely renovated with a nice bathroom in particular. That being said, several relatively minor things in combination made for a stay that fell short of expectations. The walkway was obscured by overgrowth (one shouldn’t need to push away branches to pass through). The garden hose splayed along the walkway along side the house was a trip hazard. An open, overflowing trash can was a most unpleasant sight. There were piles of dirty sheets and towels on the floor next to the W/D and in the closet. If you have limited time to turn over the unit between guests then you should at least stash the dirty laundry out of sight!
There is no A/C in the unit so a real fan would be nice to at least move the air around. The unit is painted in neutral colors but given the two small windows in the main area I think calling it “bright” is a stretch since not much natural light comes in. For the rate charged, a real mattress would be nice (the mattress feels like a futon or something that came from a pull-out couch).
All that being said this has the potential to be a high quality Airbnb option with a bit more attentiveness and small upgrades by the owner/management. Given the vibrancy of the neighborhood one should spend minimal time in the unit anyway. OMG the breakfast biscuit sandwiches at Denver Biscuit Company and turmeric latte from Bardo Coffee, not to mention the great neighborhood bar, Lil’ Devils!