Overall, the stay was pleasant but could have been made much better if there were fewer visits from the host, accommodations for five guests, and better public transportation. We thank Janet for her hospitality but would not recommend this location for groups that value privacy, have more than three persons, or that need to adhere to a schedule. Like the other guests have mentioned, Janet was very accommodating. In our opinion, however, "accommodating" became intrusive on several occasions. As Janet told us, this was the first time she rented out this particular location on AirBNB. The apartment is directly below her home, which allowed for very frequent visits at all times of the day. Janet visited every day of our week-long stay--sometimes two or three times per day. On two occasions, she woke our guests up with her visits. On another occasion, she noticed that there were recyclable items in our trash bag and asked me to sort through the trash and pull them out for recycling. She watched over me as I dug through the trash to ensure that all recyclables were taken out. Further, Janet asked that there be no smoking in the house or on the property. I made sure that my daughter adhere to that policy, so she walked to the street to smoke. Janet asked her to take a walk on her smoke breaks because she didn't want smoking in front of the house--even though she was in the street, trying to respect Janet's request. The apartment was very nice, clean, and organized. She gave us two tours of the apartment and its amenities, but it does NOT accommodate five people. The "sofa couch" that is supposed to fit two people is a very thin futon mat that lays on the ground and could hardly accommodate one person. It was so uncomfortable (1/3 of the mat is wood) that we actually bought a (twin) air mattress to lay on top of it--which fit perfectly. Honestly, I would suggest not including the "sofa couch" in the apartment description because no one could be comfortable on it. In addition, the only hammock we saw was in the backyard. The other rooms were very spacious and comfortable. The apartment fits three people max (one queen and one twin bed). If you have more than three, as we did, bring air mattresses. Because we could not fit two people on the "sofa couch"/futon mat, my step-father slept on the couch (not a pull-out) in the living room. On one of Janet's visits, we mentioned that two could not fit on the "sofa couch"/futon mat. She asked where the fifth person slept, and when we told her that he slept on the couch, she remarked that the couch was $3,500 and she didn't want my step-father to have an "accident" on it. She brought a waterproof pad and asked that he sleep in a living room chair using the pad instead of the couch. This was incredibly offensive considering my...