Jack's house is in a quiet neighborhood. Entering at night I found the place with no sign of life and all the lights on. I crossed a dining area, with a nice long table. The kitchen has abundant working space on the desks, no drying rack, some dirty dishes. There is a large refrigerator, almost empty and besides another one labeled Manager. It cannot be opened, it has a sealing. I assume if there is a manager, there is no landlord. The room has a nice and comfortable bed. The bathroom is in the room. There were woman's hair on the floor. No chair and no desk. There was a powerful jet of cold air from the A/C ceiling grate that could not be stopped or deflected. It was shot on the bed and kept me awake part of the night. I wrote to Jack about it as soon as I arrived. He answered 2 hours after my departure stating he did not understand. I noted all the ceiling grates of the house had been shut and it may be the reason why the jet of air from the grate in my room was so powerful. Trying to shut the grate I did not achieve the purpose, the jet of air was squeezed through the cracks, producing a whizz that added to the discomfort. The internet connection works well.
Before and after my stay I received other messages from him, of a prepackaged nature. In one he invited the guest not to ask for an early check-in or late check-out, because the answer (provided he answered) would be no. Jack is a smart guy, for the way he has organized the guest management in his absence. He should understand that reviews are for the guests' use and that a high rating is the result of effort and dedication and not of solicitation. Because of the windstorm and the poor communication I'd rather have shortened my stay.