This was the first time we stayed at a place where someone is actually living (usually we stay in rental homes) and there were both pros and cons to it. The pros were:1)good for kids since they had toys and a garden 2)nice neighbourhood 3)enough space for 4 adults and 2 kids 4)nice and convenient design 5) nice hosts who had left a "welcome wine" which was a very pleasant surprise Some things guests might find inconvenient were 1)it takes a bit of nerves when you are at someones house where you have lots of hosts things and two small kids (this is for all places where people actually live) 2)there was no place where to store our clothes and other belongings 3) bus is close but takes 25 min to centre and runs just 2x per hour 4)grocery store is 1.7m km away and is a bit difficult if you don't have a car. Despite some inconveniences, we did enjoy staying at Rasmus house. Unfortunately once we left, we did experience some bad feelings related to our stay- we found there was a misunderstanding with the person cleaning the house who had left a negative feedback on the condition of house after we visited. We really tried hard to be good guests and left the house as we found it, except for floors and bathroom facilities which were used in a normal way by 6 people for 3 days. For some reason Rasmus received feedback from the cleaning lady that the house was not left as she had expected and posted this feedback on airbnb, which was a very unpleasant experience to us. So I suggest guests clarify what exactly is included in cleaning service, not to experience what we did and I would suggest Rasmus to work things out with the person looking after the house, since the place was not spotless when we arrived either. I believe Rasmus and his family will be great hosts after they work out this issue, since I had very positive experience communicating with Rasmus, also when trying to sort out the feedback issue.