I could not have been luckier in finding Rachel and Erik's place for my week-long Denver stay, and highly recommend them to any renter! A few of the things that made it perfect for me:
- Totally separate access; it's fully your own while there, and check-in/check-out is easy
- Best AirBnB guidebook I've found yet - clever, to-the-point, and engaging, and the recommendations I followed were all fabulous. Rachel provides great communication and provided everything I could need!
-The place itself is absolutely instagrammable -- I was charmed by the reading nook especially, and the skylight above the bed (which comes with a blind) is also lovely. Overall beautifully decorated, with local Colorado/historical pictures. The bed is plush, and the shower was particularly awesome.
-The WiFi's fast (even with multiple devices running); there's a desk, and a truly notable number of convenient outlets if you're working remotely (which I was a few days) or just for charging! Also, a large flatscreen with Netflix available; so nice I had to make sure to turn it on once even with how much I was out and about.
-Air conditioning so you can control the temperature/humidity, which worked like a charm though I only needed it on warmer night. You can hear some traffic, but not at all loud by city standards, and Rachel and Erik provide earplugs for sleeping (I never needed them, but nice to have!)
-A runner's paradise; it's just a couple blocks through a cute neighborhood to Washington Park, which is gorgeous; I jogged it a couple times and wish I'd managed to get there every day!
-Local, really nice coffee shops available, walking distance in more than one direction
- Always felt safe walking, which is key as a woman traveling alone, especially right on Rachel and Erik's residential street (which always has a flow of traffic, but has a crosswalk right there). Dog walkers in the area, felt incredibly safe while running. If walking on very nearby South Broadway, I will note there's not a lot of other walkers at certain times, but always still people around (cars, construction.) If taking Lyft Line, just about anywhere where in the city was reachable quickly from Rachel's place for $3 to $4 and not much more during surges! There's public transportation nearby and, though I wasn't driving, parking seemed to be readily available at all times
- Absolutely would stay here again if I get back to Denver -- if it's available, since I expect Rachel and Erik's place to be booked up! If you're reading this considering where to stay -- swoop it up while you can; this place is a fantastic find :)