Sean is an outstanding host. It was more a bed-and-breakfast than an Airbnb. Every morning, I’d come down to the dining room and the table would be set with fine dishes. There was orange juice, coffee, pastries, jams, butter, milk. Sean would join me and other travelers, spending time to listen to us, help us, and generally be extremely engaging and gracious. When I first laid eyes on him, I thought I had seen him before and I had. Sean abandoned his practice of law to become an actor. He also served some time as mayor of Jersey City. He is very well known and is a very gracious host. The house has been in his family for 100 years. I had a small room on the fourth floor, 50 steps up. I am elderly and so I had to be careful going up and down the stairs and had to make sure I didn’t forget anything otherwise I would have to return up the 50 stairs to my room to retrieve what I had forgotten. While the room and bathroom were neat, he has amassed huge amounts of knickknacks that are everywhere. In my room, I had to move several knickknacks from a little bureau to a drawer so that I could put my computer on the little bureau. While I was there (5 days) no cleaning was done and so dust was on the stairs, in the rooms and the beautiful felt wallpaper.