Location of the place was amazing. For most things, we were never more than 5-15 minutes away from what we needed or where we wanted to go. Remy's place has the basics, but it can be a bit cozy if you are traveling friends, or if you are big on personal space. It worked for me and my friends.
To people who do not have a lot of experience with a small water heater unit: this Airbnb may require you to pay attention to certain things you aren't used to.
Here are some tips my friends and I found useful:
1. Check the temp of the hot water (by running the faucet on hot) right away when you reach the Airbnb to see if it needs a boost (instructions are provide on how to 'boost', and Remy's team will support you if run into issues).
2. When taking a shower, consider turning off the tap when you are sudzing or whenever you don't 'need' it to conserve the hot water. But also, beware that cold water will immediately start filling the pipes when you stop the flow, so you want to turn the faucet/showerhead away from you when you restart, otherwise you are in for a chilly blast/surprise.
3. When restarting the tap for hot water, putting the tap at/near full blast, will help the process (but again, beware of the initially chilly blast, due to the pipes 'refilling' with cold water)