Heather's Airbnb listing is a well-maintained, clean space with generous and eco-friendly accommodations. Additionally, it’s super accessible, with nearly everything - from the different categories of trash to the TV instructions - labeled around the house. You're given a personalized binder that goes deeper into where things are/rules/your checkout info etc (I only scanned for the recycling policy and the wifi password in the beginning and realized after the first day of my booking that there are rules for the thermostat, so read the whole thing and be mindful - luckily my body adjusted to the temp of 69 degrees fast!). The room is very comfy and the accompanying desk is by a window, so you get a little sunlight while trying to work. I found the place to be very quiet (there’s a dog but I only saw it once and I never heard it during my stay). The door to the house is a bit tricky to open/close from the inside, so if you’re expecting food deliveries or going in and out a lot, heads up!
The host generously provides a modest continental breakfast, among other amenities that you don’t typically get with other airbnb listings, so it's a very economical choice & the host also kindly allows guests to store their leftovers/perishable goods in her fridge.
FYI, Heather has a very Scandinavian/introverted communication style, which is to say she very polite but minds her business— ideal for most Minnesotans, but she could be read as cold by people from other states.
4/5! Loved it!