This is a hard review to write but I think the purpose of reviews is to provide other travelers an honest summary of a property and host.
First, the good- The apartment was clean and decorated nicely. Beds were comfortable, living room was spacious, and the location was excellent for various activities in the Denver area. Amy was responsive and expedient both times I reached out during our weeklong stay.
The not so good, unfortunately, built up to overshadow the good things about the property. Our first problem was that the parking situation was misrepresented. The listing stated that there is free parking on property. In actuality, the parking is on the street a block away. We contacted Amy to address this (one of us is disabled) and she allowed us to park in the driveway because the tenants upstairs were away. The distance for the street parking was not horrible, but we had a few events planned that didn't get us home until very late and we didn't like the idea of walking on a very busy road in an unfamiliar neighborhood after midnight. Our second problem was the temperature of the unit. There is not a thermostat for guests, and there are no ceiling fans- just a single box fan. We were there during 100 degree weather. We contacted Amy when it became unbearable and she said she would adjust the temp which gave us some relief, but the temp must have been raised again because the last two nights were very warm. The final issue was the kitchen. Although this unit is advertised to sleep five people, there are only two very small cooking vessels- a small saucepan and a tiny frying pan. We ended up going out and purchasing what we needed because what was there was not even adequate to boil a box of pasta.
There is so much promise here- a responsive host, a nice apartment, a convenient location- but as a regular Air BnB guest, I've never had to contact a host over a single such basic issue, let alone three of them.