You have to pay to heat the hot tub.
Isaac’s place is super close to Red Rocks and has a hot tub. If your plan is to climb all day, have some crag beers and chill in a hot tub then look no further
The place was super clean when we showed up and there was some fresh bananas in a fruit bowl in the kitchen. New appliances. Lots of towels. Tons of dishes and plates. Clean looking/feeling beds. Enough pots and pans to make your own food. The place felt really nice all around.
Again if you’re a climber and don’t care about going to the strip this is a quiet, chill place, close to the rock. I was here with my fiancé and two friends. We loaded the kitchen food and drink. Climbed for a week and chilled in the hot tub. You can even do some cold therapy in the pool. Just keep those hands out of the water. Don’t wanna soften those callouses up bruh.
Ordered this place a few weeks out, a couple days before our stay a review popped up a saying they had to pay $150 to heat the hot tub and $100 for each day after. In the “house rules” it stated you had to pay to heat the “pool” so I contacted the owner to clear things up. Long story short we had to pay to heat the hot tub. I thought it was included in the original payment So that was unfortunate. They changed the “house rules” description to state you had to pay to heat the “ spa and pool” to clear up future misunderstandings. In the end Isaac gave us a small discount because he felt bad we felt mislead. He genuinely seemed like a really nice guy. I would stay here again, just know you gotta pay to play.