Overall we had a fine stay, but there were a few things that were somewhat underwhelming. In terms of the positives, the location is good, and trader joes is super close by. The apartment was clean, it gets pretty good natural light, the fire is a nice touch, and the hosts were very responsive and had left a small fake Christmas tree for us as our stay went through the holidays. There were a few things that could have been better. For context, the townhouse is more like an in-law unit with two stories, that you enter through a private entrance in the back alley but shares a wall with the hosts larger house. In the pictures, there was a small table and chair next to the door. When we arrived, that table and chair had been replaced by a bookcase. There were two of us working from home, so we had planned to have one person use the dining table as a workspace, and one person use that table and chair. We mentioned it to the host, and they brought over a folding chair, which we used along the ledge in the upstairs area next to the twin mattress. So we made it work but it wasn't ideal. Generally, there was a bit of a lack of furniture in the apartment. We mentioned that there wasn't a dresser, and the hosts had one that was empty and brought it over the next day so that was really nice of them. I think if you were staying here in warmer months and could use the patio area for eating it would make a big difference, but in the colder weather, the only dining table is in the carpeted living room. It only has backless stools, and the table itself is on the smaller side. It worked for the two of us for meals, but if you had four people eating around that table I think it would be tight. For working, the internet would basically cut out every couple of hours for a few minutes. We mentioned that to the host, who said that the whole neighborhood was having trouble and that the internet provider was working on it. If you're just surfing the web you probably wouldn't notice, but if you're using the tv which runs on wifi, or on video calls, it was just disruptive enough to be annoying. The kitchen was kind of oddly stocked, in that there were weird items (like a mini muffin pan), but not always basic items like a baking sheet. When we saw our host outside one day they asked if there was anything they could do to make our stay more comfortable and we mentioned a baking sheet, so they brought one over, but about a week later asked for it back. To get to the sauna, you need to go outside, down into the basement, and walk through the shared laundry room and work bench area with power tools etc., so not the easiest to use. There is a boat parked next to the parking space with a trailer hitch facing out so that if you had a large car or aren't particularly great at parking, it can take a few extra minutes getting in to the spot. None of these things on their own is a particularly big deal, but overall this was one of the more expensive options that we had looked at for our stay, so given the price it wasn't quite as nice as we had expected.