Adam's place is stylish, immaculate, and ideally located. The space is well designed, the furniture is super comfortable, and he has literally thought of everything that might make your stay more comfortable. Some Airbnbs photograph well but have cardboard furniture, or a full kitchen with empty cupboards and drawers. Others have funky smells or moldy grout upon close inspection. Adam's place is TOP TIER. I am a little neurotic about dirt and germs (e.g., I don't like to take my shoes off in a hotel room because I'm skeeved by what might be in the carpet), but I was padding about barefoot and comfortable in Adam's place because it felt as clean as my own house. I had a bad cold during our stay so I basically didn't leave the apartment, and it was a perfectly lovely spot to be holed up. As I felt the first throat tickles, I wandered into the kitchen in the middle of the night to find Emergen-C in the fully stocked tea drawer. I spent my days on the super comfy couch under the most delicious knit throw. Bedding was perfect -- crips sheets and a thick down comforter. Good pillows. Yummy shower products. A Keurig, or if that doesn't suit, he has all you need to make pour-over coffee. Our communication with Adam was pretty minimal -- we chatted for about 90 seconds in the front yard on our way out one evening -- but I felt CARED FOR in his place, because he thought of and provided literally everything for a traveller's home away from home.