I give this one star because of compromised safety. It is not possible for a guest to secure themselves. When I arrived, a side door that joins the entry hallway to the garage (which is used by the resident in the main house) was ajar. It has a deadbolt on the garage side, no way to secure from resident's side (but you wouldn't know this by looking at it, if it was locked from the garage side). The door from which one would enter the garage from the main house was also not locked, and neither was the gate from the front of the house to the backyard -- so theoretically someone could walk from the front street, to the courtyard, to the garage, and enter the Airbnb. Tau was responsive to my requests and concerns, I appreciate that; he instructed the resident in the main house to keep the garage door adjoining the courtyard bolted; but this meant that I needed to rely on someone else, who I didn't know, to secure locks. And, I could not verify if the locks were indeed secured after the shared door between the unit and garage was locked - that lock needs to be changed so that guests can secure themselves.