I stayed here for almost 6 days. In this time, after any message inquiry, Henry was extremely responsive almost immediately. The place is really clean and spacious. It has all the cooking utensils you need...if you plan to cook...which I did every day after getting my groceries from the local Trader Joe's. I also utilized the public transit system A LOT while I was there. I bought a 7 day unlimited use metro pass for $24 and was hopping on and off the bus at a whim. I was attending a conference. The conference hotel prices were too high for my budget. This Air BnB was the right price fit for me. It took me about a solid 30 minutes to get to the convention center - door-to-door from this spot. That was fine for me. I was never digging for change cuz I had my pass. There are several close bus routes that service the area. The only thing to note...and this is NOT about the house...cuz the house is FAB! I should preface this by saying, I've lived in NYC-Proper, D.C./Maryland, Los Angeles-Proper, Atlanta-Georgia and am familiar with Chicago & Cleveland-Ohio. I said that to say that big cities have some common issues on a larger scale that people from more "wholesome" family-town oriented space may not be used to seeing in their face every day. That being said, always be mindful (not fearful) of your surroundings in this area. Travelling after dark at night? Public transit is GREAT in the day. I can vouch for that. BUT when the sun sets, you should (I suggest) take that Uber/Lyft door to door. I took one bus direct from that intersection right by the house, Chicago & Franklin (the #5 Mall of America) to the Mall of America. It was almost a 45 minute public transit ride though, so be prepared. Overall, I recommend the property with the caveat I mentioned above. If you are from any of the cities I referenced...you know what I mean when I say "ain't nuttin' new" you'll be jesst foine (spelling intended). I recommend this space and Henry as a host. Travel well my people.