For me, the property wasn’t listed precisely given the location of the unit. Although the street and the overall area is quiet, you have to drive through some areas of Columbus that are a little more rough. Unless you grew up exposed to urban neighborhoods, you wouldn’t pay it no mind. The upstairs tenants were home during our one night stay and we can hear every, and I mean every step they took. Not only do the floors of the property creak when you walk around, so do the floors of the upstairs tenants, so much so that it sounds like the walking and steps were being done in the unit itself. You can hear tenants closing doors, having conversations, etc. Yes, the photos of the inside that are posted are accurate, but you won’t know you are staying in a renovated ‘projects’ apt until you get there. There are no pics of the outside or street view until you pay and reserve. There’s a reason for that.
Everyone uses Airbnb for their specific needs, this unit and area is suitable for individuals who only plan on being there for a few hours a day or don’t mind the additional noises. For those who prefer a place that ‘feels’ safe and and uninterrupted, you may want to consider other options. The host was informational and timely, but when you are aware of the type of property it is and what type of neighborhood you had to drive through to get there, your other senses become alerted.