This is really a high-traffic, high-volume hostel. You can't really tell that from the description, which subtely states that it is a shared house. There are four bedrooms on the second floor, and one bedroom loft on the third floor, and two bathrooms. In total there are 7 beds and technically two people can sleep in each room. Also the entire house has creaky hardwood floors, and you will definitely hear people as they crash in and out at night, especially the third floor guests. Trust me, people will crash in and out all night be at 11:30 p.m. or 3 a.m., every day of the week or weekend. I stayed for 27 days and averaged about four and a half hours of sleep. The most I ever got was 6 and I often got 2.5 hours of sleep. One Thursday night a lady trying out for American Idol decide to sing on the front porch until midnigt. Another night we had a guest return with seven of her friends that were high on unknown substances, sleep downstairs, and leave behind trash, vomit-covered blankets, clothing, and who knows what else. Another night the 3rd floor guests smoked marijuana all night and all day, and the entire house smelled like weed. I had to leave my window open that night which brought in the mosquitoes. this, on top of the regulars who as I said before crash in and out at all hours of the night and prevent you from sleeping. Guess frequently ate our food out of the kitchen or used our bathroom supplies. I ended up having to store all of my non-perishable items in the bedroom with me. Jerry will throw up his hands and say "I can't control the houseguests", which is absolutely true, but this does not change the fact that these are the types of guests with whom you will stay, and these are the realities of staying. The pictures don't show the house grounds. The front is okay, but behind the house where there is "garage parking" is really a common alleyway that is full of road hazards including nails, broken furniture, trash, broken glass, large potholes, and very large trash bins. We had to clean glass out from behind the garage several times just to pull our vehicles in and out, and one of my housemates actually got a nail in his tire. Speaking of the garage, I have a small passenger car, and it is about all the garage can handle. We also did have broken glass in the front, but that was because three teenage boys decided to walk in front of the house and smash 3 beer bottles literally in our walkway, in broad daylight. This is more of a testament to the shady neighborhood than the house itself. The description says that he pays for 50 megabit per second internet, which is entirely incorrect. I am a former network engineer, and I tested the internet connection several times, with...