My partner and I stayed for a full month at Sean's place. Overall, it was a really solid stay but there were a couple minor things that made this a 4, not 5 star, stay for how it is priced.
Highlights:
-The apartment is in a prime location, walkable to plenty of coffee shops, restaurants, and downtown attractions. This made things really easy!
-We never had trouble finding a parking spot (granted, it was the offseason)
Things to know:
-We were told to purchase our own sheets prior to arriving. I'm not sure if this was a COVID thing, or a general rule, but it did add to the cost of our stay.
-In the middle of our stay, Sean reached out and asked if he could show the apartment to potential renters while we were staying there. Given COVID concerns, Sean was ultimately understanding and did not end up showing the place while we were there. However, we wish this request would have been communicated to us prior to our stay because that's not something we'd expect from an Airbnb.
-The walls / floors between the adjoining apartments do allow for a decent bit of noise so we could occasionally hear loud music / talking. We didn't mind, but wanted to flag this for anyone who may be especially sensitive to noise.
-The WiFi at times was weak / spotty in the back of the apartment. My partner and I were both working remotely and the WiFi was able to handle two people on video calls at the same time in the front of the house, but it would at times drop off in the living room / kitchen. I think the WiFi is good enough for up to two working professionals, but you will probably want to work from one of the bedrooms.