The neighborhood is quiet, and a plus was that there was always parking. For the amount of chores the hosts expect you to do while you stay in the studio however, the value is definitely not there. The space is super quaint in the garage - it was clean, but it's so small that we were wondering what the $85 cleaning fee is going toward. They expect you to wash your dishes (because per hosts, "cleaning lady does not wash dishes" reiterated several times), take your trash out, take your shoes off to not dirty the floor, and place your towels on the racks in the bathroom. Not that we were going to do anything wild, but it definitely felt uncomfortable because not only do they have a camera pointed directly at the door outside where you enter the Airbnb, but they have one pointing at you once you enter the garage to proceed to enter the studio. It felt like we were being closely monitored. Per their rules you cannot have anyone who is not registered with Airbnb visit you. Our friend whom we were in town visiting couldn't hang out. They also tell you that plumbers are expensive, therefore to not clog the toilet and a slew of bizarre other "don't do's" that they should address individually with the guest who actually does those inappropriate things should the occasion arise. Overall it felt like we were there to pay them for their benefit and they are concerned about guests inconveniencing them.