Oh! The level of Features and Benefits…let me count the ways!
[✗] Hotel Quality
[✗] Major Comfort
[✗] Appealing Design
[✗] Thoroughly Clean
[✗] Amenities Galore
[✗] Quiet Neighborhood
[✗] Responsive Hosts
overall: Professional Appearance
especially loved: 50 inch or greater TVs in every room
We were a group of 5 (went down to 4) but I chose the extra space because of the quality price point. Booking a hotel would require at least two rooms—three for a better experience, but then, not only are you separated, but each party is also confined to much less space for way more money. Instead, we cooked every day in the kitchen (fully stocked), had Bible study in the dining room, celebrated my mom’s birthday on the patio and watched Netflix on the 70” TV in the living room. When we got sleepy, we retired to our own rooms, then watched TV some more.
Presentation matters. If all Airbnb’s put the time and effort into their listings as these hosts, it would put the hotel industry out of business tomorrow.
Also, this was my parents first experience with Airbnb. My mom, not easily impressed, was not too thrilled about the home-sharing idea. Now, they want to offer their compliments to the host:

MOM (Betty): “The house we stayed in was breath taking. The décor was beautiful …love it. It was more than I expected and very comfortable. I give Jermaine 5 stars.”
PAPPA (Jason): “Want [an] incredible week or weekend…Airbnb, Jermaine…that’s all U need.”
Hotels are comfortable, but do they ever feel like home? Hats off to the hosts for outperforming the hotel industry by leaps and bounds. Your listing provided such a satisfying combination of design and comfort.