Great value for your money if you like a hostel-like stay. Jon is only there half the week, which was confusing when I first arrived and didn’t know to expect other Airbnb guests. Everyone was courteous, but I suspect Jon, a regular guest Chris, and others aren’t as vigilant about safety. I would always make rounds myself at night to make sure the doors were looked and bolted or chained once I knew everyone was at home. Other than that, my stay was really fun. The other couple staying the same time as me was from Quebec and incredibly hospitable in sharing meals and using the kitchen together. Jon has a great kitchen—olive oil, salt, pepper, a nice pan, and decent knives. Jon also provides drinking water, so you can refill your water bottle :) The dish rack and dishwasher might be full of clean dishes no one’s bothered to unload but the state of kitchen probably just depends on the roommates before you. As for the bedroom, I loved staying in it and wish I could live there. Having my own bathroom was such a luxury while the others share a bathroom. It is dusty, though! Not where it matters most, but in corners, the lamp, the fan. It’s why the price is so low! Jon’s not charging some large cleaning fee—he manages the Airbnb himself full-time. And he was very responsive to any needs I brought up, a beach towel, a pillow case to replace the one I accidentally ripped. The sheets had some short hairs and stains but I trusted they were clean, just used and old and maybe some hairs didn’t come out in the dryer. It was really nice to have access to Jon’s laundry machines and share his detergent and machine tokens. Oh, and I got to park in the driveway while Chris was my roommate. Then, even when roommates shifted and the driveway was taken, there’s easy street parking. Overall, great value for your money! And you’re probably less particular about where you stay than I am ;)