I loved this place! There is construction next door, but I only heard them during the weekdays at 7am for a few hours. The fireplace is gas, and the common rooms are very chill. I was there 4 days while the hotel was full and I almost never saw anyone else my whole stay. The upstairs balcony (which is a common area) has amazing views of the city! Way better than the Hilton that I stayed in downtown. The only time I heard the people above me was when they were packing to leave and when the cleaning person was there, otherwise it is a very quiet place and the AC is fantastic! This place is a 6 minute walk from one of the newest hippest parts of town. Everyone I knew recommended the Uchi restaurant right by there too. It's less than 2 miles to 16th street, a $10-15 Uber ride. Not enough can be said for the location of this place, that combined with the personal space these rooms have are the best sellers... and the hotel in general is beautiful and serene. Someone else here mentioned a homeless camp across the street - I did not see one. There are a lot of homeless people in Denver, however they seem to stop a few streets over. This hotel's area is where a lot of older homes and brand new apartments (some still being built) exist and it's common to see people out walking their dogs during the day or walking home from nightlife at night. I did hear a few sounds that made me a little nervous one night, but it wasn't right outside either and nothing happened. I absolutely plan to use this hotel again if I come back to Denver, but because there is no deadbolt, just the electronic keypad entry, I would probably bring a personal device to secure the lock/door a little more from the inside (they sell them for $10 on Amazon for hotel rooms). I also didn't see a communal kitchen while I was there, but there is a mini fridge and microwave in the room as well as redbull and beer in the upstairs common area, and water and coffee/tea in the downstairs common area. This particular room is downstairs with a ramp, however entry off the street does require a short flight of stairs. The property is gated with another keypad entry, just be sure to lift the gate up to close it. I had a couple extra requests and the property manager was very helpful. There is no on-site front desk, but response via airbnb messaging was always very quick (30-60 minutes tops, if not immediately).