Easy access was one of the main reasons I chose this place to stay because I am disabled and elderly. I saw there were no stairs at the entry. Exceptionally clean. The space has only one window. It is in the bedroom so it is a dark basement space. The overhead lighting is very bright. There are a few issues that were addressed. Some could not be addressed but future guests should know what they are. Addressed: no bath mat in a slippery tub. They brought one as soon as I mentioned it. Other safety and accessibility issues need to be mentioned but cannot be addressed. Since the ceilings are low, the furniture is unusually low so getting up from the sofa and bed is difficult. The table wobbles and turns, presenting a potential fall risk. If laundry is offered, it should be accessible. There was their laundry in the machines and the overhead light was unreachable. I had to use the flashlight in my phone to figure how to use the machines. Very awkward because of the clutter in the laundry room and entryway. There was a lot of their stuff to deal with on the floor and laundry space. The bath rug outside of the tub is a minuscule 12 inches by 12 inches and is slippery. No bathroom glass but owners were kind enough to give me a plastic cup from Starbucks. I never did meet the owners. Their rules state quiet time after 10. They hosted a gathering of friends that lasted until 11 pm and since there is no soundproofing, I could not go to bed due to the noise. If you are sensitive to mold, this is not the place for you. There was mold on the shower curtain liner. There was no heater or de-humidifier to ameliorate the damp cold. . There were two air cleaners, tho. It’s in a great location. Nice and quiet. Advertised as a luxury dwelling, my overall feeling is that it is not, but with minor adjustments, most of the issues mentioned would bring it up to standard. As an Airbnb host, I have learned to anticipate the needs of guests, making guest stays safe and comfortable.