I stayed for five nights at Jean's place on a work assignment. The house is what I refer to as an "Airbnb factory". Though the property is very nice, in a generally quiet location and the bedroom well-equipped, it does not appear as though Jean or any family actually live on the property. Upon entering the house, each door is labeled with a sign on the front of the door that says, "A", "B", "C", "D", "E", or one room that says, "PRIVATE". It gives the house more of a feel of a transient hostel, almost even a hotel, in that sense rather than a traditional host/Airbnb experience. All doors are basically shut at all times and everyone keeps to themselves, even though the house may be completely full, because there is essentially no common area to congregate unless you consider the staircase a common area. The house is immaculately clean and maintained on a daily basis in terms of being serviced and I did meet Jean on one occasion when he was inside doing some cleaning and laundry and he was pleasant to interact with. But the house feels unusually busy in spite of the host usually not being on site. This is most apparent in the bathroom availability, which could be quite tricky at times based on the atypical shower/toilet times utilized by numerous guests who were also there at the same time as me during my stay. It led to a few situations where I felt I had to make sure to use toilets at local restaurants or malls before leaving because there was no guarantee the toilet would be available when I got back to Jean's place. As for the other elements of the house, guest parking was plentiful and check-in was very easy with the front door keypad. The bedroom also has a traditional key so it felt secure. The WIFI is strong, fast and consistent. Having a fridge and microwave in the room is a plus. The bed is comfortable and the room size is extremely spacious so I had plenty of room for my luggage to spread out. Having a traditional desk in the room was also exceptionally helpful for doing my work on a laptop. Location wise, it's less than five minutes to the nearest Publix supermarket located just outside of the housing development and the place is easy access to both Florida's Turnpike and I-95. If you're looking for a safe and secure experience but a very isolated one, then Jean's place will fit that. But it is not a traditional AirBNB experience where you're the only guest in a host home.