As others here have stated, the home itself is very spacious, well-decorated, and well-located. The kitchen could perhaps benefit from adding more spices (only pepper available as far as I could tell) and the hand soaps needed refilling, but otherwise okay. Due to the open stairways and 4-level design, I would not recommend the home for this with children or mobility issues. I walked away disappointed with my stay, however, mainly because of the host's (AJ) somewhat persnickety and unwelcoming attitude. I was particularly disappointed by this given the property's Superhost status and the fact that my family and I (my husand, young daughter, grandparents, and middle-aged uncle) were traveling as (paying) evacuees from Hurricane Harvey. Other reviews have mentioned good things about a host named Anna (whom I did not meet). Our host, RJ, did not respond to messages via Airbnb and repeatedly stated the house rules (no shoes, where to park, what not to touch because it was "expensive," which towels to use) at each of our telephone and in person contacts. During the middle of our stay, she called me to notify me that she had left a necklace at the home and would be coming to pick it up within a few minutes. When she arrived, I had the distinct feeling that she was checking up on us (whether this was her intention or not) and she repeatedly asked me whether I knew the owner of a vehicle that was parked incorrectly (I did not). I've traveled to luxury accommodations across the globe and have rented many very nice homes and have never felt so scrutinized. The property is billed as a "party house," but I simply couldn't imagine having a party here when even my very tame, conscientious group of travelers felt uncomfortable with the host. I'm disappointed that we did not have the positive experience reported by others and would not classify this as a Superhost experience.