Just stay here. Seriously. My fiancee, mom, and step-dad wanted to go to Denver "just because" and we couldn't have asked for a better place to stay. We spent weeks looking for the perfect place and encountered the issue of either similar places (on Sloan's Lake) that would have costed WAY more, or having to stay in what appeared to be places that weren't quite as nice. Janna's space fit the bill for us in regards to location and cost. I know this review is lengthy, so I'll get straight to house. Janna allowed us to check in earlier than the specified time which was a HUGH help with our jet-lag. The house was clean and despite some of the furniture having been taped (we get it, furniture costs money which then causes the cost of the property to go up,) we found everything to be comfy and perfect for us! Let's talk about the kitchen. Do you love to cook? Do you love a good kitchen? Rent this place. The wide open kitchen space is what I hope to model my kitchen after and Janna has stocked great pans to cook with (new, non-stick, coating that looked brand new. Not food crusted "garbage" that some 20-something has taken a fork or metal spatula to that you find in some rentals.) The bathrooms were clean and we LOVED the large, walk-in, showers that even offered shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. We stayed in the upstairs bedrooms which each boasted EXTREMELY comfortable beds and enough dresser space for all of our clothing. When it comes to laundry, I will say this... buy the detergent pods. We accidentally bought liquid soap (totally our fault, not Janna's,) but got it figured out. They WILL leave you some extra pods and amenities (trash bags and whatever the previous guest has left behind,) but please understand, this is a rental. Detergent, trash bags, and extra amenities cost so plan on buying them and NOT complaining. We grilled our first night and while immediate panic set in upon finding the propane cylinder empty, relief was found with the new, full, cylinder in the garage. The ignitor doesn't work on the grill but, let's be serious, do you even belong at the grill if you aren't wearing your grilling sandals and able to light it with an ignited paper towel or long lighter? No. You don't. Point being... the house is clean and you WON'T find a better place, location wise, for the cost than you will here. Every day the entire family got up and either walked or ran around Sloan's Lake (which offered AMAZING views of the sunrise on the mountains) which we were able to access right out the front door. The weather was perfect (no humidity compared to Savannah, GA) and we enjoyed every late afternoon out on the back deck on the patio furniture (which was very comfortable and accommodating) under the gazebo. The neighbor to the right (if you are looking out the front door to the street,) Marsha, was very kind and offered up local places we should visit, even promising to check with her friends on recommendations of places which we found on a post-it upon return from an outing! (We're from the South, so hospitality is kind of our thing, lol.) We also enjoyed visits from her black cat, Aladdin, who we would see in the mornings and enjoyed sitting with him on the back patio. As far as "things to do," we went to the Denver Museum (which was under construction, but still open,) visited the Firefighter's Museum (my fiancee and I are firefighter's so this was a must although word of advice, check the hours on the website since I went off Google Map's hours and they, in fact, were not open Monday's,) went to Red Rocks Amphitheater (this wasn't an entire bust for us, however they were setting up for the Old Dominion concert so the first several rows weren't accessible along with the stage and crews were working which kind of took away from the aesthetic for me. I understand it's a venue, so it comes with the territory. Also, apparently this is a hip spot for people to work out at so people were jogging up and down the stairs and across the benches. The views were amazing and those outweighed my previously mentioned cons.) We went to a Rockies game, scored some cheap seats, and LOVED the stadium. Smaller and very reminiscent of the old home of the Brave's, Turner Field. We went to Estes Park and I'm mentioning this last because I wouldn't recommend it FOR THESE REASONS. The drive is about and hour and half from the house, which, for all of us, was the best part. Flat plains combined with hilly, scenic mountain views that opened up to a large lake and the town. Unfortunately, that was the highlight. Once we got there, we parked and walked "the main strip" which offered the same tourist shops over and over. T-shirts, candy, and eateries. It was quant and the people were nice, but for us the 20 degree drop in temperature (we'll take the blame for not checking the weather in advance) and the repetitive shops didn't really "do it" for us. I'm sure if we would have actually hiked in the park, it would have been beautiful, unfortunately we weren't able. As far as food goes, you won't find a bad meal. Seriously, we come from Savannah, GA which boasts all kinds of restaurants and eclectic food options. Denver put it to shame. My fiancee and I had date night and went to Linger which, yes, was pricey, but every single thing we ate and drank was AMAZING. The atmosphere felt exciting and the service and food were well worth the price. Other places we ate were Hops & Pie (great pizza,) Sloan's Bar and Grill (fish and chips, for sure,) and Blue Pan Pizza (delivered to the house...