the place is just OK, definitely overpriced, and the host is uptight and cheap. you'll feel like you're living in your mom's basement, not your own suite. oddly there is a laundry unit in the basement but it's locked up. yet she had to enter the suite to do laundry.... luckily she let me use it once, but she was very awkward to communicate with. she messaged me at 8am multiple times asking to enter the suite. like, maybe i'm sleeping in on a saturday??? Then later she insisted on coming in again to wash my sheets and i had to insist that i didnt want them washed. but apparently this was just an excuse because she then had some other reason to enter the suite. she was also very insistent to do so when i was out of the suite, which felt weird and invasive. Speaking of which, there was also no privacy in any of the windows and she had to spend time down there applying a film to one of the windows. Later she seemed to realize that she had bothered me and stopped messaging me (I'm not interested in talking with the host, I just want a place to stay!). But to top it all off when I checked out she complained to Airbnb that her toaster oven was "greasy" and needed an $80 cleaning charge. The claim wae obviously spurious and luckily Airbnb dismissed it. I've stayed in A LOT of airbnbs and never had any of this before. if youre so uptight about people staying in your precious basement, you shouldnt be on abnb. E.g., there are signs and rules posted everywhere in the suite! On a final note: the included "breakfast" is just packets of oatmeal and applesauce. Honestly i dont think people providing that should be able to claim they supply "breakfast." Go to a real BnB (not airbnb) and youll see what real breakfast and hospitality is.