We stayed in the two bedroom apartment over the Thanksgiving weekend. The unit, a former carriage house, is located behind another duplex house on a quiet residential street. The unit was quiet while we were in it. A residential permit sticker is required for overnight parking on both sides of the street. Violators are towed. Ben mentioned in his introduction to the unit after check-in that he might be able to provide a temporary permit, but did not explicitly state that a residential permit was required to avoid towing. The implications of that detail slipped by us since, in our focus to find and gain access to the unit, we didn’t notice the parking restrictions. Fortunately towing was not enforced on Thanksgiving and Ben promptly provided the stickers when we requested them. The heat, hot water, plumbing, shower and microwave all worked. However, the unit was dirty. Coffee mugs and the only cooking pot we examined, were encrusted with the residue from their last use. The shower was moldy and had the previous occupant’s hair all over the wall tiles. The manufactured wood flooring was separated from the subfloor at the entrance to the bathroom. The attempted repair from a previous upstairs leak was peeling off and partially hanging from the ceiling in the bathroom. And for $833, including an $85 cleaning fee, for 3 nights, you would think the owner could provide new bars of soap in the bathroom instead of leaving the black sliver from the previous occupant.