First off, the place is as advertised, and I liked it and would’ve stayed here again. But the way I was treated assures me that that will not happen. It started when I returned to my room and the code lock had gone dead. I was planning on going to sleep for an early work day. The first time I talked to the owner after he got the message I was locked out was “I can’t talk right now,” and he hung up. He didn’t call me back for like 30 minutes. I was told he was close, like five minutes away. He didn’t show up for two hours. At this point I’m researching hotels and trying to figure out how I’m going to get to work tomorrow as my car keys were in the room. When he finally showed up, he barely spoke to me and didn’t acknowledge the fact that I’d been waiting that long. After trying to find the right key for 20 minutes, he asks me to find a locksmith and to use my phone to call him. When the locksmith arrived and opened the door, he told us that the lock had faulty wiring which is why it died. He was able to put the lock back together but with the faulty wiring, he didn’t know when the lock would malfunction again. The locksmith offered to make a key so that I could get back in even if the lock died again. But Thomas refused, seemingly because he didn’t want to spend the extra money to guarantee that the room I paid for would let me in the next time I came back. Instead Thomas promised me that he would change the faulty lock in the morning while I was at work. But what if I needed to go out and come back before that? Thomas ignored me and claimed the lock was fixed while the locksmith right next to him is telling us it’s still faulty. I paid for this room! I understand things break, but it’s the host’s job to try and fix it. It was obvious he didn’t care about me. He was worried about saving money. He tried later to say that it was a security issue. How is that possible when you had already bought a replacement lock and promised to change it in the morning? How much would it have cost if you just made me a key so that I could get into the room if it died again? The next morning I took all of my belongings out of the room in case I couldn’t get back in. When I returned from work in the afternoon, the lock had not been changed as promised. I unpacked my clothes again and didn’t hear a peep from Thomas as to why he didn’t change the lock as he promised. Again, he obvious didn’t care or take his job as a host remotely seriously. Oh and one of the two elevators is broken so hopefully there aren’t more than a couple ppl using it when u need it. Or expect to wait 20 minutes for it. I do NOT recommend this place. I don’t recommend subjecting yourself to a host that isn’t invested in your stay more than his own convenience and money. When you sign up to be a host, you commit to having a vested interest in your guest’s stay. Thomas doesn’t have that.