Alison & Steve provided us with an early check-in, and the house was very clean upon arrival. They do charge a $200 per pet deposit, which they originally informed was due to "wear and tear" caused by pets, but later claimed was to cover the cost of cleaning only. Also, please note that breakfast is not provided. (We assume this is an accidental oversight.) However, the photos provided paint the picture of a well-maintained house, but in reality many parts of it are falling part. The front door (it uses a pin pad with lock) does not lock or unlock properly even after an attempt by the owners to fix it. It always took us multiple attempts to unlock the door, and the were many instances where we could not unlock it at all from the outside and had to go around to the backdoor, which also took multiple attempts to unlock. The front bedroom door fell off its hinges three or four times during our stay and the screw holes holding it were stripped. The refrigerator leaked consistently into the crisper drawers and accumulated two inches of water a week such that we could not use those drawers and had to empty them weekly. We noted this problem to the owners and they never fixed the issue nor addressed it. The ice maker in the fridge also stopped working and the freezer door handle constantly came off and had to be put back on. The kitchen shelves are on the verge of falling off the wall. The dryer had to be replaced midway through our stay. The hinges on the pull-out couch were broken such that we pulled it out once, had difficulty replacing it and never used it again. (One of the bars was completely bent.) Also, there is an automatic light on the front porch that turns on a 3 A.M. and lights up the front bedroom to the point that we had to constantly get up in the middle of the night to turn it off. The backyard does not look at all like what is pictured in the photos and is in very bad shape. The living room furniture provided in no way matched the furniture in half of the photos. During windy days, ash came out of the fireplace. Further, our stay lasted for two and a half months, and we were forced to bring our own cleaning supplies and vacuum, as very little was provided. The hosts were originally very kind and responsive to our requests to fix the front door and their quick replacement of the dryer. They were also willing to let us rent movies on their Amazon account & reimburse them via Venmo. However, when we spoke to them about the broken dryer, we also mentioned some of the other issues, including the leaking fridge. They then went on vacation the next day and never repaired certain issues like the refrigerator. Upon our departure, they falsely claimed that we had damaged their wood floors. This duplex is across the street from the Denver Mental Health Crisis Center. This means that any occupants get to enjoy flashing lights and sirens outside the living room and bedroom windows three to four nights a week. Someone in the neighboring duplex appears to be using their home as a mechanic shop as well. There was constant traffic in and out of the neighboring duplex, as well as down the back alley. Also, being so close to Colfax Avenue, an extremely busy and noisy street, is less than desirable.