Privata semesterbostäder i Severance

“Winnie was great and very timely when communicating with us. The townhome was perfect for what we needed. Every amenity you could need was included—fully functioning kitchen, full-sized washer and dryer, two clean full bathrooms, and loved having the one car garage. We had plenty of room to hangout and never felt on top of each other. Thanks for the hospitality, Winnie!!!”

“The place was beautiful, very clean! Had everything we needed, and was the perfect distance from downtown and lots of great places to see, catch a drink and some great food, which was exactly what we wanted! The hot tub was such a wonderful addition, we will definitely be using this place every time they have availability. It was even right down the street from my absolute favorite coffee shop The Human Bean, which was just the cherry on top of a perfect vacation. Cant recommend this spot...

“Very cute decor and welcoming host! We only stayed a night but would stay again. ”

“My friend and I had a great stay while in town for a wedding. Access to the property was easy. Everything was clean and as described! Would stay again if in the area ”

“This is an absolutely stunning property! We were in Colorado for our son's wedding with our adult children”

“Beautiful, clean, newer unit in developing area. Close to Old Town, perfect for visiting our student at CSU.”

“Unique functional house. Backyard was nice benefit along with the chickens. Host was quick response to Qs. A bit sparse on amenities. A blow dryer is normally an expected item. Table service items - plates, bowls, cups were minimal. Beds were comfortable. Location was very good for access to old town. Information guide on host expectations and typical guest user items are normally expected - recommend host to add. ”

“The place was a comfortable size for the two of us with a nicely stocked kitchen and reasonable bathroom. The full size fridge was a plus. The location was absolutely amazing with such close proximity to downtown, Lee Martinez park and the Poudre River trails. ”