Disappointing. I agree with the other person who said this is more like a frat house. I'm genuinely confused by all the great reviews. Rachel was a prompt and friendly in her communication but I feel like the photos are misleading. When you arrive you first notice all the chipping paint and a front door that is quite crooked and very scuffed up from shoes kicking it. Then inside you see how beat up the kitchen table and cabinets are. Yes, it has newer appliances and nice stone countertops. The plates are a mix from 4 different sets that don't match. The fridge and cabinets both had leftover / partially consumed food items. The upstairs shower shows nice glass doors in the pictures. The reality is a shower curtain placed within the shower door frame. The curtain is at least 6" too long and you stand on it when showering. It was a clear plastic liner that was already showing its age. Thanks for the body wash, and two bottles of conditioner. One of shampoo would be nice! Some of the bedroom doors won't stay shut w/o locking them. The clothes dryer was very loud. I had hoped to cook some meals in my stay of 5 days but gave up upon seeing the state of the kitchen. There is an extensive DVD collection to pick from. That was kind of nice. I don't consider old futons as living room furniture. Nor a partial sectional couch. The TV remotes needed new batteries. At least one (maybe two) of the bed headboards was broken and barely attached to the bed. I found the mattress on the main floor way to soft and felt cheap more than soft. The uptown neighborhood can be great. This is not in the great part. It's literally in the Kmart part. Dirty laundry in the washing machine. The dryer was very loud at night. Street parking was good. It just feels like a "I can buy this house cheap, do a little work on it, and Airbnb it out and make money" kind of Airbnb. Lastly, the preemptive "Thanks SO MUCH for being a kind and respectful guest, I'll leave a glowing review and it would mean the world if you could do the same" message the morning of checkout felt awkward given she hadn't seen the place nor had we interacted much. We did leave it in great shape for what its worth.