I enjoyed very much the peace and stability and culture of that awesome home. The stay coincided with a very important time in my life, where I'm moving back to Seattle from Austin while helping my mom and dad in Seattle navigate the catacombs of their transformation from an independent life into one where they must have care in an assisted living facility.
So that all was very stressful. But the coolness of Chengying's space actually brought me some calmness and helped me to deal with the very difficult tasks inherent with the kinds of things that go with aging parents who are losing some of their independence.
I work 10 - 12 hours every day--and the stable and beautiful vibe of the home there helped me to stay focused and do better work. There were literally no disruptions the entire time I was there, and I slept better there than at anywhere I've been on Airbnb.
The feedback form request here on this Airbnb input asks me to add some thoughts on what Chengying could do to make the stay even better? how could the host achieve a higher bar?
These are great and killer questions and to be honest? I can't really think of anything-I can't think of anything that Chengying could do to make it a better place to come home to. It was the best Airbnb experience I have ever had in my many years using Airbnb. Everything there just seemed in its peaceful place, and my days flowed simply and really well from one thing to the next: to be honest I lost track of time along the way and that's a good thing: it means to me that I am in a place where things just flow well: To be honest I was surprised but it was the best Airbnb experience I've ever had.
I give Chengying's place there a 10. It actually started feeling a bit like home. And for everywhere I've been in the world, that is saying a ton-this was my best Airbnb experience ever and I really don't know what Chengying could have done to make it better?
I think that Chengying has mastered the art of being a great Airbnb hos. I recommend highly a stay there. Thank you Chengying! for the time I had there.