The first thing I noticed as I got to this place was the sizable homeless encampment less than 200 feet from the door. The second thing: Street parking was available, but you could only park for 2 hours during business hours. The third thing: Once I got in the apartment, it smelled extremely strongly of stale marijuana smoke -- I seriously couldn't breathe normally. The fourth thing: There was only one set of windows high up on one wall, and as far as I could tell, they didn't open, so I couldn't air the place out. The fifth thing: The wifi was spotty so it was hard to email the hosts to see if I could cancel the reservation. Once I did get though via my phone, the hosts were responsive, and after some back and forth, I was able to cancel the reservation. The owners acknowledged the issues ("I am sorry about the marijuana smell.... Unfortunately Denver has major homeless problem all through out the city.") which I appreciated, but these weren't really issues they could fix immediately. I ended up going to a hotel where I could breathe. I'm mentioning these things because they're the exact types of things I really would want to know as a traveler. I'm surprised most of the other reviews don't bring these issues up -- maybe the intense smoke smell and homeless encampment are new developments?