On one hand, Jeremy was responsive and available. I hadn't seen the part of an automated message he sent when I booked the place in which he said to let him know if we needed extra linens to put on the pull-out. When I messaged him after we checked in, he was willing to bring us some at the last minute, which I appreciated. On the other hand, the linens themselves were stained and the blanket he brought had human hairs on it, which I thought was a bit weird because he makes a big deal about stains on sheets in the check-out instructions. In general, Jeremy's was a fine place for a single person or a couple to crash for a night, but it's not really set up to sleep separately in. The fold-out is too small to really be comfortable. I ended up just sleeping in the bed with my mom (there is, however, a slightly grimy tri-fold floor mattress in the closet, which I didn't try). It's also just too sparsely supplied to stay in for more than a night or two without having to go buy things. Only one roll of toilet paper in the apartment, only one thin blanket. The automated messages have more of a scolding, hortatory than a welcoming tone. Would have done better in a hotel room for the price.