Upon arrival, Miles was in the neighboring house and available. So, it was nice to have the host there as it is becoming too common for AirBnB hosts to have zero interaction with guests.

I was shown the trailer and walked around the property. Miles was nice and welcoming. It is a big plus in my book for there to be outdoor space. And, not just some chairs thrown out. It is apparent they care about the experience. Great outdoor tv room and beer on tap! The nighttime lighting adds to the feel of the space.

The trailer was exactly what you see online. It took me a bit to figure out the air/heat system but I could have asked for help...but didn't LOL. No biggie. If you rent during the colder part of the year, def turn on the auto heat. I didn't my first night and woke up cold. Lesson learned. There was soap, towels, blankets, kitchenware, and hair dryer provided. Key for lockup when gone hanging by the door. It was a well maintained trailer. Slight mildewy smell but you are surrounded by trees and plants outside the trailer. That was probably the source.

Even though, the property is off busy South Congress, the noise was minimal. There was an instance of the next door apartment dwellers acting a fool but that is not this property's fault. That's college town life. I barely heard the other guests. I think this property attracts a certain type of guest and that helps. Trailers are not for everyone.

I will def stay here again, if possible, to try out the other trailers and find the one I liked best.