The house is old and beautiful and it shows in small details--the doors lock with metal keys, the floors are hardwood and worn with age--that are complemented by the host's amazing taste in furniture and decor. There's tons of art on the walls and the room we stayed in had a variety of pamphlets and magazines that offered helpful information about the city's landmarks and gastronomy. Our room had a tv with access to Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon prime so we were able to take a break from roaming around the city and hang out in the ridiculously comfy bed. There was also a really nice coffee maker (an espresso machine, I think?) in the kitchen for guest use, but we were too busy guzzling coffee out in the city to give it a try.
The house itself is situated in a quiet residential neighborhood 5-10 minutes from various restaurants along with the Franklin Conservatory and the art museum. It's about a 10-15 minute drive from Short North and downtown, but this is perfect for us because being in the middle of all those bars and shops is a bit overwhelming.
Josh was super easy to talk to, not only regarding the Airbnb and the city's attractions as a host, but just as a friendly, cool guy that's opening his home to a couple of complete strangers. We felt at ease staying here and I hope we are able to return soon because we couldn't have asked for a better experience.