The hosts are very down-to-earth. If you are looking to stay in a place to simply sleep, while you party during the day, this is an ideal Airbnb situation. However, if you are looking for a quiet secluded location, this is not the place for you. The hosts are very Hands-On and PRESENT and they very much live inside the house. There is very little privacy, only in your bedroom. The pictures are a little deceiving because it appears to be very decorative and spotless, but it is very lived-in and spotted. There was stuff all over the kitchen table. You can't use the closet in the bedroom. The refrigerator is full. Pots and pans are stored in the stove. There are magazines on all of the tables and dressers of the bedroom and living-room. The host appeared to have forgotten us. We had to reintroduce ourselves. Leron welcomed us with a blunt in his ear. While we appreciate how comfortable he felt with us he was very abrasive while giving us a tour to the point where it was aggressive and felt threatening. He continued to remind us that he doesn't owe anyone anything. While I understand the idea of keeping it real, there should be a lot more respect until more Comfort is invited. If you are staying for more than two to three nights, this is not ideal. We were so uncomfortable that we decided not to stay after a thorough conversation for about 2 to 3 hours after being in the Airbnb. We felt intimidated by The Host and we tried to gain support from Airbnb customer service but there was no help which left in a bind and practically without a place. We lost over $600, and you would think that at least half would be refunded. We chose to leave and are happier for it. Though broke. Happy Birthday To Me!