This is not really an "Entire Home." There is no separate climate control, Amy's welcome note shares that they may need to use the laundry in the unit, and the door from the basement to the kitchen is not a proper door for a separate unit. I would call it an extra room with a separate entrance. Take note: You WILL be awake by 7 a.m. During the week you most likely will be woken up at 6 a.m. The first wake-up call is someone leaving for work, walking around in solid shoes just above your head. The second is the nanny making breakfast for the kids right on the other side of the stairwell door. There is no insulation on the door and a large gap underneath it — you will hear conversations like they are in the room with you. If the homeowners were really trying to be hosts, they would replace this door and do what they can to make their guests comfortable. On that note, everything from the furniture to the sheets and towels seem like they are used hand-me-downs. There were more items down there during my stay than in the photos. It felt like I was crashing in a friend's basement rather than travelling for business, but I take responsibility for choosing one of the cheapest options in the area I could find. In the end, I got what I paid for — a 2-3 star unit.