Whitney’s AirBnB was in a perfect location, about 25 minutes walking distance to South Congress and less than an hour to downtown. I’d suggest renting a car if you’re traveling from out of state because it was tiring getting around on foot and ride share can add up. The house/property was one of the nicest AirBnB’s I’ve stayed in and the pictures here represent it. That said, we had some situations that happened during our stay that I wanted to mention. First, this AirBnB has a no packages policy and my partner was going to be working remotely for our 10 day stay and needed a hard drive sent to him for work so before we arrived he contacted Whitney to ask for her advice-she didn’t respond, but I understand it’s not her job to find a solution for us. Second, when we arrived we were supposed to have received a code to open the front door of the house before 4pm and at close to 5:30 pm we still hadn’t heard from Whitney. I messaged her here and texted her and she apologized and sent the code within minutes. Third, earlier on in our stay she sent a message that a window cleaner would be coming to wash all the exterior windows the next day and that they only had the windows cleaned twice a year-this wasn’t a problem at all, but it seemed like she knew they were coming before one day in advance and forgot to tell us or chose not to. Fourth, later on in our stay, we walked up to our door and there was a truck in the driveway-I thought it was just another guest at the front house that they rent out on here too. A man got out of the car and asked if we lived there and we said no we are guests. He said he was an AirBnB guest at our house and he left a speaker in there and was in the area so decided to stop by. I asked if he had contacted the host and he said he did, but she didn’t get back to him. We checked for the speaker and didn’t find anything. It sounded like because he didn’t hear back he decided he would try to get into the house and look. I told Whitney about this interaction and she apologized, but this event didn’t sit well with us. Last, on one of our last days there, we were taking out the trash and a man came out of the front house on the property (seemed to be the other home owner) and accusingly asked us if we were putting our trash in their garbage. We were taken aback by his tone because we had been staying at the property for over a week at that point and you’d think if you rent out your property and you know you have guests that you wouldn’t assume two strangers walked into a residential neighborhood to throw out two bags of trash. All that aside, I was appreciative that Whitney let me have a friend stay over one night who was visiting from Houston. Overall, this is a good location and house, but I don’t think we’d stay here again.