I stayed at Jon's place for a few days on a work trip in between conferences, and was glad to be out of a 'hotel environment'. The place is 'what you see is what you get'. Don't expect luxury, but everything is functioning well, and that is what I was looking for. The shared facilities upstairs were a bit messy, but my own room and bathroom downstairs were clean, and I was happy to use the kitchen and washing machine. I only saw Jon briefly when he was on his way out, but managed to borrow the bicycle, and he did respond to messages if I had a question. I didn't have a car here, so for me the bike was a great way to get around for a couple of days. The Airbnb is in a residential area. In the evening I ended up using Lyft instead of cycling around alone through the dark, as the streets felt very quiet (but maybe that's just me coming from the Netherlands, where it's always busy with cyclists at every hour of the night). Supermarkets/ restaurants/ coffee places were nearby. The WiFi signal is good enough to work, but during Zoom calls I had to switch off my camera (which was not a problem for me). Overal I was happy with the place, and can recommend staying here!