Everything you need for an easy stay and a great time in Colorado.
A note from your hosts
“Please don’t hesitate to reach out for anything, big or small. We’re here to make your stay as smooth and enjoyable as possible.”
Warmly, Aaron & Abri
First stop
The right entrance
Enter where the road bends, not at the intersection. Inside, use the elevator by the leasing office.
The entrance map is shared in your personalized guest link.
Backup elevator: Go down half a flight on the stairs beside the lobby elevator. Turn left, pass the mailroom, and find it on your right.
Essentials
At the door
The call box photo is shared in your personalized guest link.
Use the keypad on the left side of the call box. Ignore the keypad on the front. During the day it’s usually open (flashing green), so you may not need a code. If it’s red (early in the morning or later in the evening), enter your building code: personalized link only.
It runs without a code during the day. If it asks early or late, enter the same building code: personalized link only.
Press the silver button on top of the door keypad, enter the apartment code: personalized link only, then press the checkmark.
The door doesn’t lock itself. Whenever you leave the unit, press the silver button on top of the keypad to lock it behind you.
Bringing a car?
The garage entrance map is shared in your personalized guest link.
It’s free overnight and for two hours on weekdays. Use it while collecting the pass and fob upstairs.
Put the scanner pass on your dashboard, then drive to Level 3 or higher. Spaces aren’t assigned, so ignore the painted numbers. At the gate, you may need to hold the scanner toward the reader above.
The fob opens the walking gate and garage elevator. Always use these elevators when leaving the garage.
Return all items. Leave the pass, scanner, and fob in the apartment at checkout. Each missing item costs $100.
At home
Walk around the building to enter; there’s no courtyard access.
Open daily from 10 AM to 10 PM.
Pour-over, filters, and a kettle are on the counter.
Streaming only, no local channels. You’re welcome to sign in to your own accounts; the TV isn’t reset between stays, so please log out before you leave.
The washer and dryer are in the closet to the left of the sink, with detergent on top of the dryer.
I (Aaron) am short and need a step stool to reach it. If you’re short like me, you can usually find the step stool next to the pantry in the kitchen.
Enjoy the dual-mounted monitors with mountain views from the desk in the bedroom! There is also a coworking space on the ground floor, east side of the building, with communal working spaces, a few phone booths, and a conference room.
Use the in-unit thermostat as needed; the bathroom has a heated toilet seat and bidet.
Go explore
Excellent coffee, pastries, and breakfast just outside.
Fast Mediterranean bowls and pitas.
A quick gelato stop.
A fast, familiar option at 9+CO.
Burgers and shakes nearby.
Casual rotisserie chicken.
A lively nearby stop for pancakes, benedicts, and brunch.
A casual neighborhood sushi option.
Toasted subs for a casual lunch.
A quick nearby option for bagels and breakfast sandwiches.
All-you-can-eat Korean barbecue.
Detroit-style pizza worth the trip.
Wine, bites, and a late-night special.
A locally loved cocktail bar.
Sports bar and pub fare.
Wine and small plates.
Excellent beer within walking distance.
A no-frills Capitol Hill dive with plenty of character.
Team-based interactive game rooms.
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is a classic, with some of our favorite views of the city and mountains from their skydeck, plus a planetarium and IMAX.
World-class galleries and architecture downtown.
Upscale, tech-driven mini golf in RiNo.
Browse gear in the historic tramway building on the river.
An easy, entertaining wander by the river.
A mind-bending immersive art playground. Book tickets ahead.
Just outside: great coffee and pastries.
A short drive for breakfast sandwiches, drinks, and baked goods.
An easy nearby stop for excellent coffee.
Paddle at Bear Creek Lake Park with mountain and Red Rocks views.
An easy 1.6-mile loop around a Colorado landmark.
Classic Boulder foothill views near Pearl Street.
Iconic alpine lakes 1.5+ hours away; permits may be required.
Walkable Pilates and movement classes.
A quick drive away.
A casual local stand-up favorite.
Denver’s classic comedy club.
A nearby favorite for walking, running, the zoo, and the museum.
A small hilltop park in a particularly lovely neighborhood to walk around.
A historic park with an easy running and walking loop.
A classic loop with ponds and an ice cream stop nearby.
A 2.6-mile loop with mountain views and food nearby.
An easy downtown cultural stop.
Historic architecture, shops, bars, and dining.
A Golden classic.
See a show or take in the views.
Boulder's walkable downtown.
A scenic Colorado Springs day trip.
Before you hit the road
Check off each item before you leave.
