The place, a house built in the 1910s with original wood paneling, colored window and built-in cupboard was very nice and well maintained.
There is a well equipped kitchen where you can cook meals and a nice dining area to eat and socialize. The rooms were very neat and clean.
Josh and Amy were very flexible with check-in time. I landed in Minneapolis at 8 AM and they gave me instructions how to get into the unit and leave my luggage there, so I didn't have to carry it around for half a day. Same with checking out for a late flight - I really appreciated that.
They were easy to communicate with and promptly replied to questions and requests.
The place is very close to the town centre, with good public transport and you can also rent these city bikes that you can use for half hour trips unlimited and which is a great way to get around town and there are two docking stations close by.
The neighborhood is very diverse - according to Josh one of the most linguistically and culturally varied neighborhoods in North-America - with a fair number of immigrants and various institutions helping immigrants and Native Americans - and interesting mosaic of social fabric.