I chose this slightly higher priced apartment out of all of the listings because of two words in the description .. convenient and tranquil. I was in Denver to finish a writing assignment and to go to games at Coors Field. Since it's a five-minute walk from Union Station, it's definitely convenient not only to the ballpark but to tons of great restaurants and places to visit. I walked in and found a good sized apartment nicely Ikea-furnished. There was a big bathroom filled with fluffy towels and lots of little extras and a bedroom with a very comfy looking bed and plenty of hangers in the oversized closet. So far so good. Past a closet with a full size washer and dryer -- yippee. On to the kitchen which was well stocked and a living/dining area which had a very nice feel to it. Then I looked out the window right on to four sets of train tracks. I mean just yards away. Uh-oh, I thought. Within seconds a light-rail train went by. Then in rumbled a coal train which lasted for many minutes. Then a freight train went by. Then another light rail train. This went on day and night for a week. To describe this apartment as tranquil was just plain unfair. I'm used to city noise but being just a few yards from constantly passing trains just cannot ever be described as tranquil. It was a difficult week, to say the least. The final straw was when I was departing and went to sign what I thought was a guest book. It turned out that it was a loft info book telling me that I needed to strip the bed and do the laundry upon checkout. Since I always leave any place I've stayed in in absolutely impeccable condition, I thought it was very cheeky to charge me $100 as a cleaning fee and then expect me to do the laundry. I've never written a negative review but I was very disappointed in this apartment. If I knew the proximity to the trains (which is way more than typical city noise), I never would have stayed here. I'm sorry, Andrea, but you really need to be more accurate in your description.