I have stayed at many Airbnbs. The space and pictures were accurate. We had a large group and it was fabulous being under one roof. The location was great. However, it was clear we were in someone's current home and the manual to stay there made us feel very much like we needed to tiptoe around not disturbing anything. There were a lot of basic needs left unrepaired. The shower curtain was covered with mold, all toilet paper holders were broke, shower in the upstairs bathroom and master had broken pieces. We were unsure whether the house had air and it was horribly hot in the house. We didn't feel comfortable leaving some of the windows open because they were street level. The biggest disappointment was no way to make coffee in the house that we could see and with 9 of us and a baby it was touch to all walk to a coffee shop. The owners left lots of rules about collecting garbage and leaving linens and towels in one spot but didn't provide information about where garbage bags might be. There was no way to compost. We were really happy to have a home to stay in but we paid a lot for the weekend and all felt the amenities were lacking compared to other Airbnb experiences. We were all mindful this was someone's actual living space and not a place set up for guests. It is mostly for these reasons I wouldn't recommend this place and upon another family reunion, would probably look for a different place to stay.