The neighborhood is nice and location to downtown was good. There are bars, restaurants, and a market within walking distance on Larimer Street. This is a gentrified inner-city area which is typical in most large cities with mostly old homes that have been or are being renovated. So the building is old and you would expect that it will be somewhat cold inside in late December. The heater was working and the thermostat was a constant 68 degrees inside. We were not able to bump up the heat from 68, but that was sufficient for us. We arrived to Denver by train. Lyft/Uber was about $7 from Union Station. On the second day, I walked north about 1 mile to the RTD train which I took to the airport and picked up a rental car. It was $9 for the train which seems to be a flat rate for going to the airport. The car rentals were much cheaper at the airport than downtown Denver. There is plenty of street parking, but pay attention to the signs for street sweeping day restrictions or no parking zones next to intersections. The TV is equipped with Roku so you can logon to any streaming services you have. This was very convenient. There is a washer/dryer in the bathroom which is very convenient. We pack light when we travel so it's nice to have a washer/dryer in a vacation rental. We noticed that the rules allow you to smoke marijuana inside, but strictly no tobacco. That is not our thing and I was avoiding rentals that allowed it. It seems that a lot of AibBB listings in Colorado state "420 OK" or something similar. However we did not notice any odor from weed inside the apartment from past renters. Overall a good experience/value and would stay here again. Just to note the building is very old like most in this neighborhood so don't expect modern design amenities (central HVAC, double pane windows, etc).