Curt’s place was really pleasant. Nice area although I found the abundance of road “humps” annoying. The internet was fast and great. Could have left some more bars of soap and shampoo for the shower. Clean Linen and towels were offered a few days into my stay which was nice. It’s nice to not have to always ask for things but have them offered. My main complaint however has to be in the kitchen. Only a microwave. Pots and pans were minimal. What they had were old Teflon skillets. A porcelain pot which I preferred to cook in since Teflon esp ones provided which were flaking, is a notorious forever chemical and implicated in many potential illnesses. The other pot was burnt on the bottom. They need bigger bowls, more pots and larger non-stick skillets. There was no oven but a toaster oven would have been nice. Problem is that there isn’t a lot of counter space but a toaster oven could fit under the microwave. They did have a toaster which worked fine. There was no colander to drain pasta and recycling and composting options weren’t clear. There also was no overhead fan to vent cooking odors so I needed to improvise opening a door and using a small fan that was provided. There is also an overhead fan in the living room which I rarely used. The place is small but perfectly adequate for one person. A stretch for two people but do-able. Curt or Haldis are quick in their response to communicating through the Airbnb site. Just a suggestion. It would really add to feeling cared for if there was a spice cabinet, some pens and pencils with a writing tablet and/or notebook, sticky notes, rubber bands, maybe tape. If you wanted to close something you bought there were no clips or bands for that purpose. Of course, if your only there for a few days it’s not a big deal. You’ll probably eat out anyway. But longer stays, mine was 9 days, the kitchen definitely needed to be better equipped. Ants started to show up after a couple days but I was reluctant to mention it since I was afraid they would come in with insecticides. At one point I did mention it but suggested they get boric acid ant feeders which they were glad to do but realized the ant problem was easily tolerable so I told them to forget it. Haldis, Curt’s mother, left her contact number and I did meet her on the first day, happy that she shared her knowledge about restaurants, parking and the like. We had a very pleasant conversation.