The physical accommodations are very nice. The room is in a renovated Victorian home. You enter the house and go through the living room and past a beautiful remodeled kitchen and then at the end of the house to the right is the bedroom. To the left at the end of the house is a nice bathroom tiled in an aquarium theme. Between the bedroom and the bathroom is a curtain so you can go back and forth and not be seen by the rest of the house. The bedroom is small and plain but what makes the experience really nice is the whole side of the bedroom is a French door that opens to a deck and an expansive open view. It was nice to crack open the door at night for fresh air. Also if you don't close the curtain to the French door, it is nice to see the night sky from your bed. The room and bathroom were clean and also clean white towels were provided. I found the bed comfortable. This was my absolute first air BnB experience. What I since have been told is that there are varying levels of interaction styles between the hosts living right there in the house with the guest. If you are of the type that prefers no extra syllables exchanged between you and the hosts then this is the place for you. Because my initial contact was with the wife, I assumed that I would be greeted by her upon arrival. I actually settled on this place because I thought I would be more comfortable with a female host. I rang the door at the time I said I would be there. The husband answered. Looked at me for a minute and said -oh I guess you are the guest. I think he pointed to the room and I asked him if he would help me with my bag. When I said I preferred a key than an app for my phone he did express himself saying a past tenant forgot to return the key so I should be very careful not to forget to leave the key. Later I got his attention from the upstairs and asked what the WI-Fi was and he stated the password. When I saw the wife in the living room later I said hello and she really didn't say anything. However, she did text me later that evening explaining that she was having a bad day which made me feel better. And she also sent a text that there are two other guests. I think we exchanged one hello the next day. Another thing I found interesting is that it almost seemed to me that extra attention must have have been paid to make sure that there was no flicker of light on inside or outside of the house since it was so pitch black when I got back the second day after dark around 8 pm. The row of connected town...