My two-night stay in this listing entitled "Art-Zen, 2 bikes" proved not to be very zen. This large two-room place is located near an active train track, one block from a public housing scheme and none of the street lamps were functioning when I arrived home after working all day. On the gravel driveway and the street leading up to it, there are no lights. So getting home by bus or bike meant feeling my way in the dark for about fifteen minutes before I managed to get the key in the lock. (The host confirmed with the city that they lights will not be working again for 3-5 business days). A train runs each night on tracks in front of the home, which disrupted my sleep. The fan in the bathroom rumbled like a car motor. The floor was dingy near the stove and the tracks of vinyl had large cracks in the kitchen. When I took the bike out for a ride I found that the brakes were practically not functioning and I could hardly stop at the street intersections. (When I brought the brakes to Jennifer's attention she did give me a replacement bike from one of her other listings). The listing descriptions reads "funky," but when I called within 24 hours of arriving to state that the lack of street or outside house lights left me feeling a bit unsafe, the host made me feel like I had misread this code word in her description. She said I should know that the neighborhood is "inner urban," and I should have known to leave the lights inside the house on, and I should have known that this was the sort of listing I was getting myself into as a person who does not drive, and for that reason she could not consider refunding me if I sought a cancellation due to these extenuating circumstances. What I found most stressful is that it took so long to convince Jennifer that the listing did not live up to the description and that she should simply allow me to cancel. Art-Zen was definitely not worth the $166/night that I paid to stay there until she finally decided that indeed, I should be allowed to cancel without penalty.