Rachel's home is really quaint. The rooms are comfortable, quiet and set off from the rest of the house which gives you lots of privacy. Working virtually is not a problem, the WiFi connection is good, and the house is very peaceful especially in the morning. So if you get up, have your coffee and jump on your laptop to connect with colleagues, contractors or clients, it sure beats heading out to a loud coffee shop.
Rachel's home is a vegetarian home which was not a problem for me personally as I really don't eat a lot of animal-based food products, but you should be aware of that. She also asks that you don't use perfumes or colognes due to allergies - again, no problemo!
Rachel's dog, Lacey, a Golden Retriever, is super friendly and very sweet. She loves to be petted and will be very happy to receive your attention and adoration.
As far as location goes, I initially wanted to be closer to downtown Minneapolis because that's where my office is, but when I saw the photos and read the description of Rachel's home, I know that it would be a much better experience than some of the other places close to downtown, and much more affordable! Her home is close to just about everything - less than a mile away from Highway 100 which takes you to every other major freeway in the Twin Cities. It's only 10 minutes to downtown (depending on traffic, of course!)
If your looking for a quiet, homey, friendly, clean and very reasonably priced place to stay in Minneapolis, look no further! Rachel's home is where you should stay.