I have stayed at several airbnb rentals, and unfortunately this is the first one that I would not recommend to other guests. The host was attentive and agreeable enough. She also checked in with me via text upon arrival. The house was as described. There were a couple small items to note: the blinds in the bedrooms did not function properly and need to be replaced since they could not be lowered; and the noise from the adjacent freeway did impeded upon the tranquility of the outdoor sitting area. Those were acceptable issues, however. The issue I found troubling was the text I received from the host on my second night. Apparently the next door neighbor voiced his concern about me going over the limit of 2 guests since there were 2 cars in the driveway that night. I'm a 45 year old professional that was travelling to train surgeons at Stanford Hospital and I felt as though I was being treated like a 21 year old college student. The first night of my stay, a colleague joined me and we had only one rental car. I drove that colleague to the airport on the second day, however, and another colleague then arrived with their own rental car for the second night. I did not feel the need to explain this last minute change in travel plans to the host since there were never going to be more than 2 people staying at the house and there is no requirement from airbnb to supply the names of your guests. Additionally, we were very quiet and respectful of both neighbors. The night I received the text, my colleague and I were simply sitting on the couch watching TV after working at the hospital until 9 pm. Due to the awkwardness of this situation, I feel I should forewarn future guests. I don't believe the closest neighbor is pleased with an airbnb rental next door, and therefore please note that he will likely be watching your every move and 'report' you, even if you are not actually breaking the house rules.