I had different expectations, based on the profile. When we arrived in the evening, the house was extraordinarily hot and stuffy and it reeked of curry. We bought an air freshener but the smell was there for our entire visit. The home appears to have been recently remodeled (lovely furnishings and comfortable beds and towels) and it is spanking clean, but it's not without issues. There are unit a/c's in each of the two bedrooms (none in the bathroom or kitchen/living room) and both bedroom units are very loud to operate, which made it difficult to sleep. Perhaps it was a particularly hot time of year, but it was a choice between very loud + comfortable or quiet + uncomfortable. The ceiling fans were not sufficient, and it didn't seem prudent to leave the windows open. As others reported, the tv is definitely positioned too high (above the front door) in the living room for viewing while sitting on the couch. The property itself is well maintained, but it is surrounded by a sketchy neighborhood. It's only a 15-minute walk into town, but to get there, we had to pass dozens of homeless people camped out on the sidewalk. Accordingly there was lots of trash and other debris along the route, as well as the stench of urine. This is unfortunate, especially for the poor souls who are out there. I don't blame John, and I know the city is doing its best to accommodate them, but there was no hint of this in the profile and I think that prospective renters should be warned. We never felt too threatened, but the experience was far different from my expectations based on the profile and the price per night. In all fairness, hotels in the gaslight district would cost two or three times the price. But out-of-towners, unfamiliar with the city may not be aware that this neighborhood is quite different from the downtown area. John was accessible and friendly, but he does not live on the property.