The space didn't feel much a home. Furniture and bedrooms seem to be created to accommodate travelers and fill the space. For example, what looked like former porches (with wall to wall windows on both sides, and very thin and DIY curtains covering those windows) were converted to bedrooms. The sheets and comfortables felt old. We absolutely never used the futon room: the futons are very far apart, you couldn't really talk to anyone there. There are cameras at both entrances, and notes over the house like - "please clean up after yourself" over the sink, and a note not to roll luggage on the floor, not to wear shoes -- slippers only. In short, felt very much like a transactional airbnb, was not easy to feel comfortable or homey. I would not stay here again. Felt quite thrown together.
Jeff (host) was kind and communicative throughout the process.