It was unsettling, the back door stays open and anyone can wander into the house. (I’m from Chicago lol and I got sketched out). You stay in more of a hostel setting where you share the house with multiple people/tenants that have also rented the same BnB and it’s more of a community setting where you share the space and amenities that they offer which is not much at all. The A/C was not very good and was hot throughout the night, the bed is decently comfortable but other than a very basic desk and a chair in the room you will have nothing else, so bear that in mind. All in all, I would personally rent a hotel for $20 more a night and sleep comfortable nobody will wander into my hotel room because someone forgot to lock the back door.