I wish I could give this stay a better review because Sam was great at communicating and very easy to work with. So, I'll start with the positives: in addition to being a friendly host, Sam was quick to respond to my questions and had helpful answers when I asked about logistics such as parking. The room itself is large for a studio and had a super comfortable king bed. The location is good and a great value for the area. That said, unfortunately it was hard to get a good night's sleep because the place was so noisy. There is a parking lot right behind the unit with constant car and truck noise. I live in a city so didn't notice that too much, but there was also either a dance club on the property or else an extremely noisy neighbor playing dance music so loud that the floors vibrated until 4 am. The building itself is rather dingy and decrepit and the unit is a bit run down. The toilet ran constantly and the whole bathroom smelled like backed up sewage. There is a kitchen and I guess it is conceivably possible to cook there, but there wasn't a lot of equipment provided to do so. And only one very tiny table to eat at. It does have the basics, though - plates, cups, a few pots and pans, so that was nice. The unit didn't appear to have a working air conditioning unit -for my stay the weather was mild so I didn't investigate too closely... but something for future guests to consider. Also, this was a unit where the host instructed "don't tell anyone you're staying at an Airbnb" - I'm not super comfortable with this, but it might not matter for others. All in all, I didn't spend a lot of time in the unit. If you just want a bed to crash in a convenient location for not a lot of money, this is a good option. Otherwise, people may want to look elsewhere.