This was much cheaper than staying at a hotel locally. So we gave it a shot. Everything appeared to be very clean. Check in could have gone a little better. Check in instructions that were sent did not include the code, just a photo of the keybox. Probably just a mistake. But it took several minutes to get someone to come to the door and let us in. That was just a minor inconvenience. We were there for a baseball game that my son was playing in, and the ballfield is a two minute drive from the house, which was an awesome surprise!
A not so awesome surprise was the beds. Luckily only two of the four of us that were planning on staying here were able to make it. The listing states that there is a queen bed, a double bed, and a couch. In reality there was a double bed, that was comfortable and useable, a futon that was extremely indented and not useable, a youth sized trundle bed that my daughter tried to use, but moved to the floor because the metal frame was digging into her, and a loveseat that was about 45 inches wide. I used the double bed and it was fine.
Parking is on street.
The hosts were kind, although our dealings were minimal. They did require shoes to be removed in their home, which I didn't see in the listing.
The house did get cold at night. I went to the thermostat to see if the heat was on or could be turned on and there was no power to the thermostat. I just grabbed and extra blanket and went back to sleep. But it was 28 degrees outside, so it got pretty cold inside.
We didn't use the kitchen or any amenities other than the shared restroom. It was fine. We brought towels, but I noticed that the host did provide four towels in our closet.
I would stay here again because it is a good value, but I would ask the host for clarity on the accommodations and make sure that the listed bed types were accurate. I don't expect a four or five star hotel. But I do expect transparency and accuracy in the listings. Overall though I was still thankful that Nina's place was here for us.