We stayed at David's place for a few days on business. Some of the highlights were the cleanliness of the place, the personal touches (mainly in the kitchen—ample amounts of kitchenware, appliances and tons of space). Usually at AirBnbs we like to cook our own food as opposed to eating out, and there was more than enough opportunity to do so here. Also, the beds were very comfortable; soft yet firm.
Two downsides during our stay however was the WiFi initially not working upon arrival—the hosts explained that a storm had blown through a couple of days before and that was the cause of the outage. More than anything, this was difficult to navigate initially because we rely heavily on Internet access in order to get our work done. We wish we could have been told beforehand about the WiFi outage; the hosts were aware of the problem but neglected to tell us before we raised the issue. However, the co-host Jamie was very attentive and explained what happened/how would be remedied. Definitely appreciated that!
The second thing to be aware of is the noise level. The house rules state that there's a quiet period from 10pm-8am, which we had no problem abiding by. However, the neighborhood itself wasn't quiet at all. Aside from a lot of foot traffic, the house is situated near a rather busy street and throughout the night during our stay we were subject to a LOT of car noise up and down the street (perhaps street racing?). It's understandable for emergency vehicles, but for an area that was purported to be a quiet neighborhood this put a damper on things.
Overall though, our stay was enjoyable. The location itself wasn't too far from major spots/restaurants, and as said before Jamie showed great hospitality and communication whenever we needed something.