The place is in the very center, conveniently located. Being at the 40th floor, you don't hear much from the road. But I can't say I was happy with my stay. The bedroom opens on the living room which the host use it for his job, calling by phone and/or skype until very late. The bedroom door is made of glass. Even though can't see through, the big screen TV on the living room (always on) fires and reflects the light into the room. At 1.30 AM I had to tell Paul to please turn it off.

Between the second and my third, final day, I got a medical emergency and I had to spend a night at the hospital instead of staying at Paul's house. I informed Paul saying that I would stay at the hospital for the night and that I would come back the next day to pick up my stuff and checkout as planned.

The next day Paul pressed me since 9.30 am to know at what time I would be back. The hospital delayed a bit because they had to give me papers and get the last test results.

I told Paul that the cleaning people could get into my room, put my few things somewhere and then I would come to collect my stuff before 3 pm. Paul proposed me to pay for one more night or at least pay $50 because he said that the cleaning people were there waiting for me, the checkout time was 12, my room door was locked and they couldn't go in to clean (no duplicate key? what if a guest loses the key?).

I arrived at Paul's house at 2.30 PM, rushing from the hospital still in a difficult health condition. When I arrived, the 2 cleaning women didn't look like "waiting", they were working at his house, ironing his clothes and cleaning the house. As he asked me, I payed $50 in cash for the delay in checking out. Too weak and too rush to get my flight to discuss about it.

I would really have appreciated a bit more understanding of my condition.