Enrique's spot is in a good location and is a good value considering that. However, guests should be aware:
1. There are cameras in the airbnb. If I'm correct I think having cameras without making it clear in the description is against airbnb rules, but if it's not it should be (not in the bedroom but in the main room)
2. There isn't a pillow, just a stuffed animal that I guess is supposed to be used as a pillow. To me that's not clean so I did without. The sheets looked a bit stained but they did look clean.
3. This is an office as you know from the description. Keep in mind that that means there will be people in there who may be confused that you'd sleep there, and you'll feel uncomfortable leaving your room if youre in pajamas or if people are watching (he didn't have clients when I was there, but he did have people coming to set up cable. I think if you go in tax season (he is an accountant) you'd see customers waiting as soon as you opened your bedroom door (it goes right into the waiting room)) To be honest I'm not really sure that you can rent a residential-type room in a commercial office, but if there were legal issues I doubt you'd be affected
4. Wifi a bit spotty
5. The photo of the lister is not Enrique. I'm not sure who that is, but Airbnb does ask for a photo partially for safety reasons and I think people should put a photo of themselves and not a random person/someone else
I really liked that the door had a lock on it. When I was there having to leave my door unlocked for the cable people wasn't great but I'm sure that won't be an issue for anyone else. This place also did have a private parking spot which was really great for me. If you're looking to save money, this really is a good location. Enrique mentioned that he was new to Airbnb, so I think that once he works out the kinks, this could be a good place.