Ryan was great. He deserves extra recognition for going out of his way to make sure you have all the information and what you need. You can tell he's an engineer because he pretty much thought of everything and then created documentation, a reference sheet to handle 99% of any questions.

I had one minor issue was unavoidable, a smoke detector battery going out and a beep that was distracting my post-travel unwinding process. I sent a text at it was resolved in minutes.

The hot-tub was a God send, too. I really appreciated this after hours of sitting in uncomfortable conference chairs. The quality of the room was also really great. This was cheaper than many hotels in the area and had the personal touch of living in a home. I want to also note that, in the room description it says Ryan has a hands-off approach, and I think it works well due to his diligent preparation to make this private suite great.

The Little Things For Me:
- A TV to check the news and catch up on the political situation
- The dimmable lighting in the bathroom made it easy to navigate at night without bright lights throwing off my rhythms.
- Energy conscious fan, shampoo, and conditioner available.
- Speakers for a laptop.
- Very comfortable bed.
- Umbrella: Yes it rained on two our of three of my conference days.
- Waking up to birds.
- A beautiful backyard, and private entrance so that I could come and go without disturbing anyone.

Location wise I found it easy to get to all the highways my commutes were minor. The Walgreens a few blocks down made snacks a breeze too. I could not have found a better location and I recommend this to everyone.

This was the ideal AirBnB setup, and I think that if you are considering creating the perfect setup staying here would help you set the bar.