Cameron is a fantastic communicator and friendly host. Always made sure I had what I needed to be comfortable, and even added a surprise for my birthday!
The unit is perfect for solo travelers or unfussy duos. The bed was comfy and had plenty of pillows which I loved. The TV had the major streaming services I use, the kitchen was more than adequate and cutlery/dishes were available. Coffee maker was nice to have, especially with a few good coffee roasters in the area. I found Novo Coffee best for in-house pourovers with unique roasts, and Thump was best for picking up some ground coffee for my visit. Both are within easy walking distance, which brings me to the location.
Getting into town was super easy. I took the airport train to Union Station (just go end to end, there's no transfers or anything), and then was able to walk or ride the free mall shuttle to the south end, and then it was a short walk to the unit. Finding the door tricked me at first, but only because I didn't read the instructions for checkin as thoroughly as I should've. The address is on a north-south street, but you enter from a different side. Once you know where it is, the unit is super easy to get to from multiple directions. Orienting yourself is super easy, even without a phone. Find the mountains; that's west. You're on a grid, so pick a direction.
The 16th street mall and the Union Station area are the stars of the show for most folks I would imagine. The 16th street mall features a shuttle that will take you all the way up and down the mall, from the south end near the capitol to the north end at Union Station near Coors Field. From there, RTD trains can take you to the Nuggets or Broncos stadiums, as well as a wacky art experience called Meow Wolf (which comes highly recommended from yours truly). The mall area features mostly generic and chain restaurants, so anyone looking for something familiar will be delighted at the sight of a Cheesecake Factory within the mall. Those looking to explore other options should check side streets. Novo Coffee is tucked just along the mall and is a fantastic coffee spot for pourovers and espresso drinks, for instance. The Sportsfan stores along the mall, particularly the northwestern one, are extraordinarily helpful and friendly as well. If you're like me, bring your wallet.
The other highlight area of my trip is Colfax Street and its adjacent east-westers. There are so many fun shops and restaurants and interesting things to look at. The Ogden hosted two concerts during my visit and was packed out especially for Charli XCX, and the atmosphere in the area during the show was jovial and fun. 303 Boards is a great skateshop to drop into, even if you're like me and can't make room in your luggage for more sneakers. Argonaut Wine and Liquor is a great place to grab some wine or beer to take home while you wait on a pizza from Sliceworks, and Jelly, Thump Coffee, and VooDoo Donuts have you covered in the mornings.
Cameron helped make my trip as convenient and easy as possible, and I know if I'd needed anything at all during my stay that he would have had me covered. If I'm lucky enough to find his unit available when I visit Denver again, I wouldn't hesitate to rebook.