It was a nice space to stay for a few days! I could imagine it getting cramped if there was more than one person. A few things to note:
* It's on the ground floor of a town house: Based on the pictures, I thought this was a small unit in an apartment building. Instead, this house was bought by the airbnb owner, and refitted to have a bunch of small units like this one. Being on the ground floor sucks a bit because of noise, but I didn't feel any intrusion on my privacy. I will say this though, the owner's own several of these refitted airbnb houses throughout the twin cities, and I notice airbnb operating styles like this all over the US. In general, it seems pretty antithetical to what airbnb says it is all about (Rather than staying in someone's spare bedroom, or doing a short term sublet of someone's apartment, this is basically an informal hotel without amenities)
* Check-in past 4:00pm is ridiculously late
* Increased fee for cleaning: Whatever, fine, but you cannot seriously call it covid related at this point in 2022.
* Actual towels would have been nice.
* For some reason, in Minnesota, at the end of October, the window unit air conditioner was still in the window, even though outside temps were in the low 50's. But hey, I'm not on the hook for that energy bill.