3/5 Stars – Come for the views, stay for the Eau de SulfurIf you have ever wondered what it feels like to shower inside an active volcano or wash dishes in liquid spa-day regrets, the Aspen Ridge Red home in Lead is for you!The house itself is lovely, but the main attraction is the water supply, which delivers a full-bodied bouquet of pure rotten eggs with every turn of the faucet. After reaching out to property management, they consulted the owner, who diagnosed the issue as "a bad storm" and advised us to simply keep running the tap to flush it out. We diligently ran the water, but the local groundwater was far too committed to its artistic vision. The sulfur smell remained unbothered, relentless, and eager to cling to our hair and skin all week.As a bonus, the water treatment extends directly to the linens! The bath towels came with a complimentary fine-aged mildew aroma. Thinking a previous guest had left them in the wash, I heroically ran a fresh load—only to realize the water itself was the culprit. Re-washing towels in liquid sulfur turns out to be a fantastic way to double down on the swampy fragrance.At this price point, we expected basic amenities like odorless showers and fresh towels. But if you want an immersive cavern experience where you save money on perfume by simply washing your hair, this place is a goldmine.Three stars for the roof over our heads; minus two for smelling like a subterranean geyser for our entire stay.