We were originally booked for three weeks but ended up leaving after one night. While the management company that runs this Airbnb was very polite and responsive, we ultimately decided that finding other accommodations was our best option. A quick rundown of the issues: the apartment is old and not well maintained and whoever stayed before us had sticky fingers (literally). We found smears of chocolate on the chairs, door curtains, couch, bedding, toilet and more. Crumbs were along all the edges of the kitchen floor and several of the carpets. The kitchen table—beautiful in pictures—was filled with chocolate, sprinkles, breadcrumbs and more in the cracks between the wood. Dead bugs were under the bed and in the bathroom. Most, if not all, the furniture was stained (definitely needed furniture covers). The master bedroom did not have a fitted sheet, just one sheet was laid crosswise, and the duvet cover had red sticky candy bits stuck to it and lots of stains. The management sent someone the night we arrived with new linens and to clean, which was appreciated. It helped, but the next morning in the light the true extent of the above issues became apparent. Also, Denver was hitting the 90s for much of our projected stay and unfortunately, the living room AC was broken (someone had previously taped the exhaust hose but it had fallen apart), and the master bedroom AC was in an unsealed window. Most of the window screens were broken, and, as an older apartment, the windows were single pane and very permeable (without ACs running, the street noise—it’s a busy, four-lane road out front—comes right in the front room). For the price of this rental, we expected a lot nicer of a place.