Overall, this place was just what we were looking for: close to the action, big enough to spread out in a group. It was clean, secure, easy to check into, and the hosts were responsive to questions. Additionally, if you're trying to drink your way around Denver's many great brewering, this is in the perfect spot!
My only qualms about writing an absolutely stellar review all around are that it is currently impossible to ignore the ethical conflict with owning an upscale Airbnb within this neighborhood. Denver's housing crisis isn't anything new, but at the time of this review (Jan 2022), this neighborhood, in particular, has been the center of gentrification conflicts and pricing out residents. If you want to do tourism without seeing the impacts of this, Larimer is pretty much your only option to walk or drive down, as the other streets will show you the shocking reminders of housing disparity between the newly-built units that are being used for short term rentals ( like this one) and the older homes that are being slowly demolished. Cross-corner from this unit is an almost entirely empty new construction; sleeping across the street and all down Lawrence and Arapahoe are homeless people in tents. We're not going to solve the homeless crisis anytime soon and Airbnbs like this one provide a valuable service, but at present, this is certainly far from a guilt-free stay for those who are sensitive.