I usually don't stay at an AirBnB unless there are previous reviews for me to go by. This was the exception, and I'm glad I took that chance. Disclaimer for those looking at this place: 1) Do not stay here if you have limitations on climbing stairs. Ethan's home is not accessible by a street. You have to climb up a hill with stairs to access the home. 2) Do not stay here if you have issues with low ceilings. 3) Do not stay here if you must stay in a place that's absolutely quiet. 4) Do not stay here if you have issues with dogs. He has as sweet dog named Luna. With all that said, none of those 4 items mattered to me. I loved my stay (stayed for 5 days!), and would do it again in a heartbeat. Ethan's home (at least when I stayed) was a value for what you get. He was super friendly. And his communication was top notch. Always went out of his way to make sure I had everything I needed. And he respected my privacy. Super cool dude with a beautiful family. As you can tell by the pictures, Ethan has a rad outdoor living area to go along with an indoors sleeping area. Outdoors is where the kitchen and dining area is. It overlooks the Montecito Heights area. Super cool and one of the best parts of the place. It is equipped with a full sink, small microwave, full oven, all the utensils you'd need, and a small fridge. Bottle of wine was a nice touch, and has coffee beans and the equipment to make it. The indoor room area appears to be the crawl space underneath the home that he has transformed into a room. It had a super comfy bed, lights, space heater, large (but spooky) closet, a work desk, storage drawer, but no TV. He has wi-fi, so make sure you have your phone or laptop for entertainment. Because the room was created out of the crawl space, the ceiling is really low, and the shower stall is super tight. I'm not very tall, so this was a non-issue, but I can imagine a really tall person having some reservations about this. Even though Ethan said the room was created with sound deadening whitewall, you can still hear noise from upstairs, especially footsteps and movement. It wasn't a big deal for me, and it was never too late into the night, but be prepared if you're a light sleeper. Be weary of the door lock. He supplies a key for the front yard fence door and a key for the door to the room. The lock to the room itself rotates into a locking position but doesn't actually lock until you turn the key (obviously). I turned the key, but realized that I wasn't FULLY turning it to lock the lock (sounds simple and straightforward, but if you stay here, you'll get what I'm talking about). He...