Pros: low price, location close to airport, was given nice watermelon for dessert when I arrived. Cons: Biggest problem was that it was super cold inside, I slept fully clothed with multiple sweaters under the single blanket - in the morning looked like the back door had been left halfway open all night by the main tenant of the house. Maybe I should have asked the tenant about this, but seemed odd to invade his space after we'd both gone to bed; it's a down side of private room vs having the whole place that there's the unclear social dance of how to interact with the person who lives there, especially when that person is a tenant and not the person who has listed it on airbnb. Several minor problems: impossible to see apartment number in the dark so left scratching my head about whether I'd found the right place (I didn't want to knock on a stranger's door and possibly out the owner as being in airbnb in case it's frowned upon by the neighbors, so ended up calling to check from just outside the townhouse door which isn't ideal if you've got a foreign mobile phone with high per-minute charges); no towels in the bathroom (not a big deal since I travel with a small one, it was so freezing that I didn't want to strip down to shower anyway so I didn't need a big one); promised breakfast was late making my stress levels rise since worried about getting to airport on time (wouldn't have been a problem to just tell me no breakfast and I would have eaten at airport, but since tenant had gone out to get food it seemed rude to just leave even though I was tempted). Stress levels then rose even more since the drive the Uber ride to airport that was estimated at <15 min took over 40 min due to extreme congestion - although that's not the fault of the owner, it means the hoped-for convenience of being close to the airport didn't pan out. Luckily I caught flight but only with a lot of running through the terminal...