Overall, this is a good budget option in Minneapolis. There isn't a half-star option, but I would give it 3.5 stars. The big upsides include: code locks on every door (so you can come and go at will and don't have to arrange check in or check out with the hosts, which is nice!), clean house, very comfortable bed, and a fan in the room (which helped a lot with both noise and heat level). Wi-Fi was also good and the house was overall pretty quiet. The few things to keep in mind before booking (for some, these may matter and for others they'd be fine, but I want to give all the info I can): the front window in this room didn't have curtains or a way to block out the light at night and the front is often lit up, so if light bothers you you may want to look into their other rooms and see if they're a bit less lit up (or ask Amy and Josh about it; I've mentioned it to them, so they might get a curtain by the time someone else books). I also had trouble shutting and closing the side window, which bothered me since I was a woman traveling alone and staying on the first floor. I did get the window closed eventually, but it was tough. If this is a concern, maybe ask them to close and lock it before you arrive. The room is right by the front door, so you do occasionally hear the noises of locks opening and people coming in. Nobody was noisy, but if you are sensitive to noise, it's worth noting. There was a fan in the room and when I turned that on it blocked out any other noise. I also had some trouble with the shower. In my five days there, I think I had three hot showers and two cool ones. I'm assuming this is because others must have had showers just before me, but it's worth noting that if you're on a tight schedule you may have to do a cool/lukewarm shower. Finally, if you won't have internet access the day you arrive, make sure to ask for check in details early. I was surprised to get an email a few hours before arrival with all the details (I had already given my arrival time, so was just expecting that they would be there and didn't realize I needed to check email on the day of). I don't always check email on long travel days (since airports don't always have Wi-Fi), so it was lucky that I got it. It would have been frustrating to arrive and have no way of knowing how to get in. I don't think this will apply to most people, but just a note that if you don't have email on your phone or something, ask for the check in details/Wi-Fi login/codes early. Overall, a good budget spot with comfy beds and a lot of...