To begin, I'd liked to say that Eric was very accommodating and communicated very well. Both of my boys receive in-home services and their dad and I originally did not want the services to stop during our short vacation and Eric was kind enough to allow us to have sessions on the property. He was also kind enough to allow us to have a family member over for dinner during our stay.
The home is located very close to North Park (if you like beer and food this is where you want to be!). The neighborhood was quiet and made us feel very safe. Check-in was very easy and leaving the home for outings was also made to be very easy as everything is done using the keypad. The first thing we noticed was how great it smelled when we walked inside. We felt right at home. Both of our boys also felt very comfortable. The home is very modern with vintage decoration, which my boyfriend and I absolutely loved. With having two kids under five, we did have to put a few of the items in hard to reach places since we did not want our kids to accidentally ruin them. I loved that one of the rooms had a large desk with outlets built into it. It made it easy for me to work from home while on vacation. The home has great large windows in the living room that includes a sliding door that goes into the backyard. The home can get very hot if you do not open any windows, but there is a fan and an AC available for use in the living room. All three bedrooms also have a fan. If you decide to have natural flowing air, the sliding door also includes a screen to avoid insects coming into the home.
We ran out of trash bags for the bathroom and Eric was nice enough to drop some off for us. Please be aware of the medicine cabinet behind the bathroom door. If you push the bathroom door open quickly and heavily, there is a possibility of damaging either the wall or breaking the glass on the medicine cabinet. I also wouldn't recommend leaving the front door open as there seems to be a lot of bugs since the weather is hot.
I definitely would recommend staying here!