My and my party's stay was more than comfortable and the accommodations were lovely. Many AirBNB properties seem to clear out the space of all personality and kitchen necessities. Jen's home was a rare treat. The kitchen had ample and quality cooking equipment, a superb gas range stove, and items one would expect to find in one's own home: yes, there's dairy products - eggs - frozen peas - tapatio - Worcestershire - coffee - some common spices - BBQ sauce - a couple of beers etc. Also, a welcome bottle of wine with some nice bath products. There was an informative packet that described some very reasonable house rules (like no big parties "unless we're invited") and being respectful of neighbors when spending time in the backyard or hot tub. Jen was very responsive and I never went more than a half hour or so when I had a question or information to share. What I really appreciated was that Jen and her family anticipate what I think most airbnb users would enjoy; namely, "would you mind taking the trash out?" and a reasonable check out time. Most properties require a 10am or 11am deadline; at Jen's house it's 1pm! Normally that's a half-a-night's charge at a hotel. They're like "Nahhhh...sleep in, take the afternoon flight, get brunch and then come back to get your stuff." Staying at their home was effortless and allowed me and my company to focus on being together versus coordinating an exit plan. I'd stay again in a heartbeat.