Amir was quick to communicate before and during our stay. When we had trouble with the front door and having the keycode light up, he promptly came to check the batteries. The place was very clean. Very clear instructions posted throughout the house, which was helpful to find things. The projector, while fun, was very loud and we had a hard time with the volume of the movie without it competing. Despite the fan for it running, it also was hot and had to pause in the middle of our film. It could use a projector screen since the wall blurs a lot of dark scenes and its virtually impossible to tell what is happening other than sound. I have an outback, which was fairly tight for the garage space, so consider that when deciding if your vehicle is the right fit. We were able to use street parking a few times, one street up, as the parking adjacent to the property is usually full. As for the cleaning fee and what is requested, I do not believe the price is fair. We arrived Sunday afternoon. In the book, there is a request that the trash/recycling/compost to be wheeled out from property to the side of the street for monday pick up. Personally, I do not think asking the people who are paying you to stay that this is appropriate. This should done by either the owner or cleaning team before arrival. Before leaving, there is a long list of have tos and would be helpful lists, such as stripping all the beds, starting towels, taking out trash/compost/recycling, cleaning dishes, and starting the dishwasher. Keeping general tidiness is fine, but this felt like a lot for $100 and honestly, before trying to check out at the early time of 10 am, was quite stressful. We tried to get as much done as we could before getting off to the airport, but in the end couldn't finish all the would be helpful asks mentioned. If i had family visiting in my own personal home, and it was a disappointment to be a paying guest and have the expectation of all these tasks during our stay.