Will and Wilson's place is a "smart home" (i.e. all locks are hi-tech, elements about the house such as both lock and temperature can be controlled remotely), so this was a new experience for me. Be sure to have the pass-codes written down or saved in analog form because if you lose/misplace your phone, you essentially lose access to the house and your room. The style of the house is like an individualized hostel of sorts with one shared bathroom and three separate rooms that are either occupied or not--this is to say that there's no one host, therefore the living arrangement is more official than personal compared to other places I've stayed in. The location is incredibly convenient, with just an 8 minute walk to Shaw-Howard and it is surrounded by a really nice variety of restaurants. There is a club/restaurant downstairs to the apartment, and while it sounds incredibly loud when you first enter the building, the rooms seem soundproof enough so that you can get a restful sleep. The only negative part of my visit was that I'd have desired more direct communication with Wilson/Will. I have an international phone and SMSing is difficult---I also had a difficult time even getting into the apartment while dragging along a 50-pound suitcase. When calling Wilson/Will multiple times, they never answered. I even had my sister call to help me get in. They ended up only communicating by text. Whenever there were other concerns, I just texted. Therefore, this stay lost a personal touch on a few levels (i.e. the apt itself, and inconvenient communications with the hosts) that initially seemed creepy, for a lack of a better descriptor. But if nothing else, it was an interesting stay.