Lawrence was a good host. He greeted me, showed me around and conversed about the artwork. The location was good in that it was only an 11-minute ride to Canal Street (lively part of town). The Airbnb was a little isolated in terms of its more immediate surroundings because it was in a little wedge between two intersecting highways, and that wedge was residential with no restaurants or supermarkets/pharmacies. It was a 15-20 minute walk to the closest restaurant/place of business and that would involve crossing the highway. So not too bad at all. The apartment itself was super clean. The temperature was a little cold and I couldn’t figure out how to adjust it, and also the Wifi password didn’t work. I called him on the first night about it, and he didn’t pick up, however at that point it was around 9pm (I checked in at 8pm) so I seriously don’t blame him. I was only there for two nights and the next day I was out for the entirety of it, so neither of those minor issues were a problem for me. The kitchen and bathroom were extremely empty. There was a coffee machine, towels, flannels, though. There was a large jug of water in the fridge, but it was almost empty, so I guess it would’ve been nice if that was full but it was fine. A small bar of soap and a little sugar would have also been nice. Overall, this was a great Airbnb, and I’m sure if I had contacted Lawrence during the day that he would’ve picked up.