My wife and I stayed in Wesley's home for two nights. The listing describes two units - a "family unit" with five bedrooms on the second and third floors and a "smart ALEXA garden apartment" as a "couples unit". As far as I can tell, you can't choose which unit you reserve when booking, but since it was just my wife (who is 70) and I, I assumed we would get the couples unit which sounded like a great first-floor, walk-out-into-a-flower-garden, modern, HVAC apartment. We actually got a smallish second-floor room in the "family unit" with a loud window air conditioner. Not sure why since it was just the two of us. Secondly, if you're into high-security, this is the place for you. Unfortunately, we are not. There is an electronic combination deadbolt on EVERY door including the bathroom. All doors except the bathroom automatically relock in 10 seconds so you better shut that door quickly or the deadbolt sticks out preventing you from closing the door until you unlock it again. The first floor also has motion detectors which must be disarmed if you stay in the area for more than a few minutes or the alarm goes off (which happened once to us until I quickly disarmed the system). There are also security cameras on the first floor which I assume are tied into the motion detectors. My wife and I could not figure out why there is a combination deadbolt on the bathroom door. You can lock the door from the inside, but anyone with the code can open it from the outside. Strange. The bathroom also lacked a hairdryer and shampoo which are listed in the ad.
Not that we needed it, but the listing describes a queen bed in the the living room. As you can see in the picture, there is no queen bed in the living room, just a nice powered reclining sofa. So not understanding that one. And who would want to sleep in someone's non-private living room? The kitchen is modern and nice, but there was a bicycle lock on the fridge so that wasn't accessible which rendered the kitchen unusable. There is a mini-fridge in the bedroom so the main fridge was not needed, but all the locks and security were very off-putting and annoying. The house, unfortunately, leans more towards Fort Knox than the homey airbnb's we've experienced in the past. So again, if you're into high-security, this might work great for you.
On the plus side, and as others have described, Wesley was very pleasant and friendly throughout our stay. We just wish the listing was a little more accurate to what we experienced.