Jacob's place is a good place to stay. It is super convenient to public transit and Jacob is a very responsive host. The studio has great potential to be an excellent AirBnB; however, it's just not there yet. He had apparently used a different house cleaner prior to our arrival which ended up leaving us with trash waiting to be taken out, an unmade bed, dirty dishes in the cabinet, and hair all over the floor from the previous guest. He was quick to respond the next morning and take care of most of these issues, but it started things off on the wrong foot.
We were in Denver during a heat wave and also had difficulty adjusting the thermostat. The cooling unit doesn't seem to have the capacity to cool below 75 if the temp is greater than 90 outside, which made for some very hot, sweaty nights that were difficult to sleep, even with windows and doors left open/cracked.
The little backyard grilling area is nice, though, and made a lovely place to sit in the evening and relax after a long day. There was an issue, however, with dog poop on the ground between our door and the gate which made it difficult to navigate without stepping in it after dark.
One evening, we actually locked ourselves out and even though Jacob wasn't home, he was very helpful in trying to help us problem solve how to get back in; fortunately, we tracked down the key we thought we lost and all was well, but definite props to him for being responsive and helpful.
All in all, if I were back in the area, I might consider staying here again, but I would definitely take pause and would first look to see what else is available in the area. He is a great host, though, so I'm hopeful that he will be able to work out some of these kinks in the coming months.