Jenny was nice and the house was really clean. I stayed there for a month and sometimes it was hard to manage it for a long-term, because there were a lot of other guests (bathroom, kitchen). It is definitely ok for short time, but for a long term bare in mind that there will be all the time someone else (include Jenny). Even though I like to meet new people. Jenny has a lot of rules, which is perfectly understandable and I follow all of them. Sometimes I didn't feel comfortable because Jenny will go to my room and switch off the lights or fan. I also care about the environment but more privacy wouldn't be bad. She helped me adjust my bike (thank you for that), although I had a little bit issue with storing my bike there. Make sure you will ask for it in advance. I was worried to leave my bike outside because I borrowed my bike from my friend. Luckily it stayed there. I didn't use kitchen for cooking, I wasn't sure if I really can. It would be nice to have a key from my room since there were a new people coming in and out every day. I felt sorry for my friends who were waiting for me at the street in their car and she forced them to stop running the car (it was a really hot day). Jenny is a good host, she can provide local information and I share her biking passion. She was really busy so was I. I spent a lot of time hanging with my friends' houses instead of there. I would recommend to stay there for a short time. I don't know why she accepted me for a long term because I felt she is not happy to have me there. It is different than one or two nights. She accused me of scratching her door with my bike which wasn't true at all, but we spoke about that. It was a really unpleasant experience for me, but we also had a nice conversation about travelling, etc. To summarize it, feel free to stay there for a short time. You wouldn't regret it. It is realy diverse area of Minneapolis. Thank you Jenny.