The biggest issue here is parking -- it's difficult to find a place to park. The street is tight and packed. The neighbors take ownership of street parking by putting traffic cones and trash cans to block off spots. A neighbor chastised me for parking in a spot between two houses where I moved a trash can about 3 feet so that I could park. I had to move my car to another location. The host has potentially 3 spots in her driveway and one spot blocked off on the street but does not offer a parking spot. The room has ample space but no desk or chair. Also, the room window does not look to the outside but into a covered patio that is being used for storage. It was very hot when I stayed here (August); there is a small fan in the room but this room will be warm in warm weather. If you want something reasonably priced, don't need a work space, and just the bare basics and don't have a car, it might be okay.