Jeremy has a great Airbnb, that is thoughtfully decorated, functionally modern, and very clean! However, the only things travelers should note, is that: 1) it's a bit small. If this was for one person, no problem, but for two people, it can be a little cozy. Jeremy DOES accurately describe it as a studio though, so this is more my bad for not really taking that into account. 2) This definitely is located in the heart of Chinatown. It's great if you want to get an authentic, cultural experience, but it's also in an area that has really been untouched by gentrification. This can be good and bad, either way you look at it; I wouldn't describe it as an 'up and coming neighborhood', but it definitely has it's charms. However, you won't be in walking distance to new, hip / trendy bars, cafes, or restaurants (as one review mentions?), but it is centrally located nonetheless, for sure. "But is the neighborhood safe?" Definitely. It's a little dark and quiet at night, but I never felt unsafe there at all. 3) As other reviews mention, the walls are paper thin, and it can get a little noisy. Overall, the positives of this place, really outweigh the negatives, and I would say not to judge a book by its cover. The exterior of the building is a little beat up, and may lead you to think you're in the wrong area, but once inside, it's clear that Jeremy's crafted and curated a pretty amazing and modern space. It's clearly been renovated, and although functionally-sparse, every single item left in the space is necessary, and serves a purpose; it's minimalism at its purest, which I love, and I applaud him for that. It's really how all Airbnb's should be -- purely functional, and simple. As far as communication goes, also, Jeremy is on it. When I'm traveling alone next time, I wouldn't hesitate at all to book this place again!