The Denver airport is under renovation and you can see the improvements coming. In the meantime, it…read moreis a bit of a mess and somewhat confusing to find where you need to be. The staff are super helpful and available to answer questions, direct you.

Terminal C doesn't have the best food options in Denver Airport (IMHO, that would go to Terminal…read moreA), but it is certainly very spacious and clean, with friendly staff who can point me to the right ways. I generally fly in here through Southwest, usually enroute to another city (generally on the East Coast). I stayed overnight in Terminal C when I tried to go find a spot at the rest station in Terminal A, which ended up being completely packed, and a bunch of travelers sleeping on the floor. I ended up returning to Terminal C, where at least there are spacious couches and charging stations. The problem though is that it's brightly lit, there's cleaning staff that cleans after hours, and there are still noisy people. I didn't sleep a wink, and gave up around 5am when travelers started flooding the gates for their redeye flights, and I had to go catch mine anyway.

If you're flying on United into or out of Denver, more than likely you're doing so out of Terminal…read moreB. It's a long walk to the terminal, but they do have moving walkways that help speed up your journey to your gate. There are plenty of food options for restaurants and convenience shops, including a couple of bars if you need an alcoholic beverage. I enjoy flying into Denver, especially with the direct flights available from Fort Lauderdale. Make sure you give yourself time to make it to the Terminal, as you will have to take the tram from the main building where you check in and go through security.

Terminal B is great if you're flying in or out of any of the gates except like 82-99. It's in…read moredesperate need of upgrades. All other areas are nice and roomy. Plenty of options for food and drinks as well unless in gates 82-99 then you really have almost no food and beverage options

JSX took a step back by moving here. There is no food and valet only parking. The valet staff is…read moreinconsistent. I will miss the Broomfield Airport as it was easy to get to and had great food

What a great small airport. Bring your Cessna over, park and…read morerefuel quickly while you have lunch at the Perfect Landing restaurant. Lots of flight schools to choose from. ATP is a top notch school/facility with quality planes for your training. Fast, Friendly and Safe. This is an amazing local airport.

Wonderful stay at Flora House. They were responsive, accomodating and everything was clean and…read morebeautifully decorated. We were upgraded rooms for our stay, which was appreciated. Breakfast was lovely and LOVED all the little flora touches and flowers throughout. Bed was comfy. Enjoyed the hot tub and secluded patio. Noise wasn't an issue at all. Area was easy to maneuver around in. Very comfortable and a worthwhile experience.

We stayed in this lovely home for 3 days over Memorial Day weekend and it was perfect for our…read moreneeds. We had a room on the first floor, near the public areas, but never heard any noise. The large sitting area was comfortable for reading and visiting, the breakfasts were varied and fresh, and the outdoor patio was spacious and beautiful. Although onsite parking was somewhat limited, alternatives were nearby, and we found it convenient to use Uber to get to the busy downtown spots. Very welcoming hosts, and a pleasant chat with the owner - all in all a delightful visit, many thanks to Flora House!

Update: unfortunately, the business owner's response tells you what you need to know about staying…read morehere! If you're rude to people to everyone except guests, would they ever make the choice to spend money at your establishment? Maybe a sign would help avoid this seemingly common and offensive occurrence of people in your parking lot and using your trash can, if you're that sensitive about it? (Note: the respondent was not present during the interaction and thus the response inaccurately portrays their behavior as professional and reasonable, which as multiple passengers can attest it was not.) -- Yikes, don't make the mistake of getting lost and turning around in their parking lot, the owner will come charging out and demand to know what you're doing with her trash bin and throw a fit that you threw away a dog waste bag in the "Dog Waste Here" bin since she "pays for her trash to be picked up" (as everyone does) and then when you apologize and remove the bag from the bin, she tells you angrily that you're trespassing. I get that 2020 has been rough for small business owners, but the owner seems to have a weird attitude for someone who works in hospitality.

The hosts, Tommy and Lisa, were terrific! We felt very welcome immediately. The room was fantastic-…read morevery clean, very cozy and had everything we needed. We would definitely stay here again! We highly recommend staying here.

Who doesn't like free candy at the end of a free candy factory tour!? It was a random afternoon…read moreweekday, so my husband and I were the only ones participating when we dropped by on a whim. The introduction consisted of a short film narrating the history of the business, and then a wonderful lady took us through the factory line, with us peering through large picture windows to watch as hard candies, lollypops, chocolates, marshmallows and more were being made. We weren't actually allowed on the factory floor due to health regulations, but there were television screens along the walk to show us every single angle and ensure that we didn't miss out on anything. At the end, we each got a free lollipop. Score! The candy shop itself had a good collection of sweets. I was hoping for more varieties of their chocolate bars, but surprisingly they had a very limited selection. Be sure to check out their seconds/clearance area if you want to buy discounted items.

I came here with my family for the free candy tour. It is best to make reservations ahead of time,…read morewhich you can do on their website. Conveniently located in Denver with ample parking. It was such a fun 30-minute tour with children or adults. The tour starts with a short video explaining the history and giving fun facts about Hammond Candy. After the tour of the factory, we each received a free candy, which was taffy. It's cool that they sell the same taffy at Trader Joe's. We ended up buying some of the caramels and candies to take home to our family. Overall, a fun little experience if you're interested in the candy making process or just want something to do with your family!

We enjoyed our time at this extended stay hotel. It was clean, pet friendly, and in a safe &…read moreconvenient location close to restaurants, shopping and attractions. Employees at the front desk and housekeeping were friendly & helpful. Onsite, there was a gym, laundry facilities, and coffee station. The room was comfortable and had a kitchen, complete with dishes, utensils and cookware. Highly recommend, especially for budget travelers or families.

Joined a group of dive travel associates on a trip to Bali at the luxurious Alam Batu Dive Resort…read morenear Tulamben, organized by Kat Rose of Rivers to Reef Travel Service. Planning started about a year and half ago with talks about destination, then they progressed with budget and desirable characteristics. At about the 14 month mark, the resort was selected and hard times for arrival & departure were provided for flight planning. At about the 12 month mark, flights were purchased. Kat provided regular updates about the resort details, like plug and voltage type. Finally at the 90 day mark, she provided visa, customs, & destination airport details like recommending the airport hotel (Novotel at DPS) due to our late arrival and morning pickup. After a 3 hour drive (conveniently separated into breaks for money exchange, supermarket, & convenience store/restroom, we arrived at the resort. We met our hosts at the main dining room- our hub for our stay. Looking out over the outdoor dining area (where we would have our buffet dinners), there was a picture-postcard view of the point and ocean. While registering and receiving our orientation to the resort and dive operations, we were treated to a refreshing fruit drink and light lunch. We were released to go to our cabins where our luggage had been delivered to. It was a very nicely sized- big enough to comfortably fit two people, so it was more than enough for just me. It had a mini-refrigerator and a good amount of 220v outlets. I didn't have to make any cheetah flips for voltage converters or adapter tips to power electronics. The sink, toilet, & shower were outside in back. An outdoor shower was a great touch! The days quickly fell into a routine: eat,dive, eat, dive, eat, dive, eat, and sleep. For those that counted, they incorporated a second breakfast! I would have a cup of coffee, fruit, & toast for breakfast, followed by the day's fried starch (fried n oodles or rice), eggs, & fruit for second breakast. We would also pre-select what we wanted for lunch. Dinner was a different themed buffet. The diving was superb! Most sites were at most 10-15 minutes away, the majority wiithin 5 minutes. Our dive guides were good and experienced, quickly finding some of the specialiites that the Coral Triangle is known for! Examples include: Rhinopias Scorpionfish, Peacock Mantis Shrimp, assorted other Mantis Shrimp, Candy Crab, various pipefish including the Ornate Ghost Pipefish, Recticulated Frogsish, Wonderpus octopus, cuttlefish, squid, octopus, and assorted crabs, shrimps, and nudibranchs! Before this trip I would proudly proclaim myself a nudi(branch) lover, but now I have developed a deep affection for cephapods & crustascans as well! While us diving nerds would indulge in a 3rd or night dive, others would avail themselves to the beautiful pool overlooking the ocean with snacks and drnks. Kat also arranged to have a daily maasage included into our package. I'm not a massage enthusiast, but I had to try one. I haven't become a convert, but I'll definitely more advantage the next time! All in all, it was a great dive trip and enjoyable stay! What can be better- diving in exotic and interesting area in luxury with friends! Kat has started planning future trips to Tahiti, Fiji, Bonaire, Cocos, and a return to Indonesia, hope to see you on one of these trips! Definitely recommend and will repeat with Kat Rose and Riverstoreef Travel!