I had come to town for one night for a business trip and chose this place so that I could get a decent night’s sleep in an area close to where my work event would be the next day. Based on the quiet hours listed and “noise decibel system” warning in the listing, I had made the incorrect assumption that it would be a very quiet place to stay. Unfortunately for me, I discovered that the soundproofing between the room in the main house and the guest suite is very poor. At about 11pm, I was awoken by what sounded like 3 loud tech bros having an obnoxious full volume conversation. They proceeded to have loud conversation and make phone calls in the room right beside mine until about midnight. Then, I was awoken by the same loud voices at 6:50 AM and had the pleasure of listening to them bang around dishes and cabinets in the kitchen. So, if you, like me, stay at Airbnbs because they’re quieter than hotels, this place is NOT for you. It’s not obvious from the listing, but there is just one door that separates the guest suite from the main house, so if someone is conversing in the main house on the other side of that door, you WILL hear them from your bed. I sent the host a message in the morning, and got a weak apology from the co-host and told that the quiet hours for the main house were updated to end at 7am and that “might not have been reflected in my listing”. Newsflash: if noise travels between the two units so easily, shouldn’t the quiet hours be the same for both? Apparently the host also knew about the late night noise as well, and thought a single warning that got no response was sufficient. It clearly wasn’t. The only nice things I can say about this place are that it was clean and had a comfortable bed in which I got much less sleep than I’d planned to.