I stayed here for a month (Dec 18-Jan 23), and it was a terrible experience. This is not a place you should stay during winter nor for longer than a few days. The location is great and the host is responsive, but there is a limit to how far being responsive can go when a unit simply isn’t fit to be rented out during the winter. Although there is one wall heater in the living room, the space is primarily heated by space heaters. Most space heaters specifically state to not leave them unattended, meaning do not leave them running while sleeping. I had to choose between being freezing cold overnight during 30-degree weather or just risking it with several space heaters running. The walk from the parking lot to the house is very dark, rocky, and slippery due to an abundance of unswept wet, fallen leaves. Even with the porch lights on, the path to the unit is very dark. I fell and hurt myself walking in the dark up to the unit because there is a raised step I couldn’t see well in the dark. I asked several times that the flood lights shown in the photos of this unit be repaired, but my concern was never fully addressed. I was just told to use my cell phone light. The electricity went out in the unit no fewer than four times during my stay. I was never using a blow dryer — just literally microwaving food with a space heater on at the same time as the television and wall heater. Each time the electricity went out, I was advised to go out in the winter cold to check the breakers. It was annoying and baffling, and even more so when they finally had to call a team of electricians to work over several days to make repairs to the electrical wiring. I was not an easy tenant, because I reached out about every concern I had—and I had many. I feel the host Cali (Baylor is not a person but is the name of the street on which the unit is on) is doing her best to be a responsive host — but with a unit that should not be being rented out while it has persistent electrical issues and is unfit for winter accommodation.