Kevin is very nice, friendly, and accommodating. The check in process was smooth. The room is large and exactly as pictured. The desk and rolling chair were very convenient when I had to work from home. The Smart TV was my favorite feature of the room. The walls are thin so you can hear doors closing, foot steps up and down the hall, and every conversation that happens on the other side of the wall. I’m a light sleeper so it was difficult for me to fall asleep some nights. Bathroom is on the smaller side and is shared between 3-4 people. The shower head leaks so the floor mats were usually wet from the constant dripping. The issue was temporarily resolved with a bucket in the shower to collect the leaking water. I hardly used the kitchen to cook, but I’ve seen the kitchen being used by other tenants. There is no assigned space in the refrigerator/freezer though the shelves are labeled by room. Everyone places their things wherever there is space inside. Laundry is located outside at the back of the house. There is plenty of parking on the street. The neighborhood is decent during the day. Police activity happened quite often during the night. I hardly ran into the other Airbnb guests, but did come across Kevin’s dad often. At first Kevin’s dad and I would exchange quick greetings in passing. Whenever he was face timing his family from Vietnam while in the dining room and I’m coming in or out of the house, he’d point the camera at me to say hi. It was a bit awkward, but I’d say hi to be polite. Then one morning I ran into him in the kitchen. He asked me why I came home late and wanted to know what time I got off of work. I felt uncomfortable with the tone he was using with me, so I just told him it depends until he finally walked away. The thing that made me feel the most uncomfortable was when I found out that Kevin’s dad switched my laundry from the washer to the dryer without my permission. I had my intimates in my laundry and it disturbs me knowing that someone else had their hands on it. My husband spoke with Kevin to have a conversation with his dad about that incident, but I still didn’t feel comfortable enough to stick around so I checked out of the place early. I’m sure Kevin’s dad means well, but with the language barrier, it was difficult for me to understand his intentions.