I knew I was in good hands as soon as Sarah and I started communicating. She was prompt, clear, concise, and extremely helpful. The pictures of her listing are accurate, and her home is lovely! If you like everything to be shiny and new, don't come here; leave this beautiful 1905 Victorian home for those of us who'd appreciate its charms!

Despite the home's age, the showers were great (excellent pressure, plenty of hot water) and the plumbing all works fine. The towels were oversize and very plush. I ended up not cooking at all, but the kitchen was very workable, clean, and well stocked with dishes and pans. The rooms were all a good size; we felt very comfortable.

There were some very minor cleanliness issues, e.g., a few old cobwebs up by the ceilings, but the bathrooms and kitchen were very clean and nothing was sticky or gross or anything like that. Overall quite clean.

Also note the air conditioning is window units in the bedrooms only. However, the house is tree-shaded and you can leave the front door (locking the screen door) and back window open at night, so the temperature inside stayed quite comfortable anyway. The bedroom a/c works great.

Sarah very kindly left us some Denver treats in the kitchen, and also some samples of soap and shampoo for the showers -- which we really appreciated, since we didn't bother trying to bring any liquids and gels on our flight, but just planned to buy them when we arrived in Denver. It was so nice not to have to do that immediately after our very late arrival in town.

She's also very knowledgeable about the neighborhood and available to answer questions and provide suggestions if you need to know what to do.

To sum up: if you are coming to Denver and you want to stay someplace that feels more like home than sterile hotel, I highly recommend this listing.