Beautiful Work Stay Retreat in Pueblo Near Downtown

The property was clean and appeared to be newly renovated.

The kitchen needed a few more pieces of table silverware and cereal bowls.

The management was very nice and the apartment was as the pictures. I liked feeling comfortable and at home, overall a good experience.

Beautiful apartment in a convenient location a few miles from downtown Pueblo. The beds were very comfortable as was all the furniture. Great kitchen setup and easy parking.

N/A - loved everything.

It was a nice little work/staycation.. Could use a little tlc.. not incredibly clean ..countertops , stove , shower.. etc.. could use a good wipedown.. with no warning or signage , the coolers overflowed and flooded the floors .. All easy fixes.

There's a utility door to the back of the kitchen that has no lock on it .therefore it didn't offer any privacy or security.

The room was very comfortable and clean. The location was wonderful! The area was very close to everything. The check-in/out was very easy. Pueblo was a beautiful place to see. I highly recommend the Beautiful Work Stay Retreat in Pueblo near Downtown!!

Loved the lay out and the art.

Lots of fireworks.

Clean

Heard a woman getting beat, dogs barking outside my window, drugs being used outside by homeless people, loud cars, loud music, fireworks.

Apartment was clean, with new fixtures

Very noisy from street and apartment above. Had people enter our apartment during the night, through what was ment to be a secure door, that was not a good experience. Ac ducting through window was noisey and let in a lot of light. Shower needed a bloody good clean

Close to downtown. Responsive host.

Thin walls. Noisy tenants that were partying, playing loud music, hanging out in hall, and propping open the locked front door. Strong scented plug and spray air freshener made me instantly nauseas, I am sensitive to strong chemicals scented products and it took over a day to air out after unplugging. Not normal building adjustments like a plastic tube pushed through bedroom wall that I later found out was there for when they plug in an A/C unit, but don't those have evaporation trays, and a hole in the wall is not code. Windows screwed to only open a few inches, that I assume is a safety measure in a sort of sketchy neighborhood, but also a fire safety concern, should install a safety bar that can be removed in case of fire or emergency.