My adult son and I stayed for two nights in mid-October arriving during a cold snap. The room and house were warm. I slept in the twin bed and my adult son slept in the double bed, and we both found the beds to be very comfortable. The room is quite large and accommodated us both easily. The room expands the full front of the house (includes both front windows) and has a beautiful stained glass window on the side wall. The pictures don't convey the size well; it feels like two rooms (double bed side and twin bed side) combined There is a closet in the room for storing suitcases. A desk and chair at the foot of the twin bed, which is not in the picture. Windows have heavy drapes for those who are light sensitive and want to sleep in, which easily pull back to let in the sunlight. WIFI worked great.

There are two full bathrooms down the hall: one with contemporary large shower stall; the other with a claw foot bath tub adapted with a shower. Both bathrooms are large. Laundry facilities are in one bathroom.

The house is quite lovely with original features throughout as well as updates: beautiful cabinet lighting in kitchen and bathrooms are updated. The kitchen was accessible to us, and we were able to store food stuffs in the fridge. One minor observation is that there was not a place to sit and eat (table and chairs) in the kitchen/dining area. The kitchen had a tall butcher block, but the chairs adjacent to it were for dining table height. No worries - I took my meal in the next room seated on a upholstered chair.

I liked that we were made to feel that the kitchen was ours to use. Shortly after my arrival, the hostess pointed to the electric kettle and tea bags and told me to avail myself of those items. There was a basket of breakfast bars or fresh bread to which we could help ourselves in the morning. We met one of the long-term renters, and he was very nice. The house has a landscaped backyard, which would have been grand to see in the summer. All in all the house, set-up, and rooms were exactly what we needed for our two night stay.

It was my first visit to the Twin Cities. It was quite easy to navigate from the airport to the Airbnb house: a 20 min car drive. My son arrived separately and took a cab from the airport, which I believe cost around $30.

I would definitely stay here again and recommend others to do the same.