Very underwhelming from what I saw in photos. Guest stay underneath Jeans house in the basement, there is no kitchen, no proper ventilation, in a not up to code building.
Above you are open rafters where you can see insulation, wires, and pipes. Every time someone uses the toilet or takes a shower, you can hear pipes banging around or hear gray water flowing through right above your head.
Be prepared to eat out if you stay here. Your kitchen is a toaster oven and one electric skillet. We tried cooking once and noticed the steam and smoke from.cooking had no where to go. It rested in the insulation and gets trapped down there.
There is also no ventilation really for ANY air, other than the cracks in the walls(which are all insulated), so it stays hot and musty down there all the time in the Minnesota humidity.
One dehumidifier is present which you have to dumpout every few hours.
Electricity! Only half of the outlets actually work we had to cook over one of Jeans red metal chairs in order to reach a working outlet. A coworker who is also a electrician pointed out shotty work all the way around the unit you've got to sit in weird angles to charge your phone, cook dinner, or even make coffee.
Lastly jean is very cheap when it comes to the airbnb, from the cheap metal bedframe that rolls around as you get in, the 100 year old tv and dvd player that has 5 movies. (Happy feet, Charlotte's web, all of the lord of the rings) entertainment is blan
You'll also have to bug her every few days for a roll of toilet paper. We stayed for two weeks and she only gave us a roll at a time.
The dogs on the property are great with other dogs, but no with humans. Especially getting home from work the dogs would stand between me and the door barking.
The difference in price between jeans place and the best Western in town is 100$ a week. Even with a pet fee!
I had no choice to stay here because it was for work. I'd reccomend guests take the extra 100$ and get there moneys worth there. You even get an indoor pool.