This place did the job, which was a bed to sleep in while I was on a work trip. The place was tiny, like a shed in the back yard, so I felt a bit like a vagabond hiding away in someone's back yard shed. Especially since I did get the feeling that this was very much a transactional relationship with the host. The shower pressure was minimal so it took a long time to take showers. It also took a long time for the water to turn hot, which isn't great for conserving water during a drought. There was a bare minimum of things, no utensils (just a bunch of plastic coffee spoons), no dishes, and no sheet covering the duvet so it was an unwashed blanket that only had a sheet underneath. The wifi worked most of the time, but was at times spotty. The train runs literally right next door but it is relatively occasional so not a huge problem. It can be quite noisy during the day, (there's little noise and heat insulation in the place itself) but it quiets down after around 10:30 pm. Street parking was easy to find.