Horrible nights sleep. One of the walls of the room has 3 windows that face into the hallway and there is another window above the door. Not all of the windows are covered, so when someone turns on the hall light in the middle of the night, it shines into your bedroom. The host keeps strange hours and people were wandering the house between 1:15-2:15am. I heard the host in the shower and then in the kitchen, in the middle of the night. The home has wood floors and the room is next to the stairs, so the stomping sounds kept me awake. Then, at 4:15 am someone was banging around on the stairs. The room is next to the street, so then the garbageman and other street noises started. At 8am, the host started recording a podcast in the room next to me. A white noise machine was provided, but it turned off every 30 minutes. I have a problem with one of my ears (that I am nearly deaf in) and can’t wear ear plugs. It was a cold rainy night. My room was cold enough to make me uncomfortable. I had to keep putting on more layers, which meant I was making a mess of my suitcase in the middle of the night. My best guess was that it was at or just below 50 degrees in the room. There was only a thin, light blanket provided. The door to the closet was stuck, and it took a lot of effort to open. At first, I thought it was locked. At 2am, I went downstairs to talk to the host that was awake. I told him I was freezing and that the noise woke me up. When told there was a blanket in the closet, I put in effort to unstick the door. The host said he would turn on the heat, but I was so chilled that I lay in bed under both blankets freezing. The house is clean, and the host was responsive but does any of that matter if you can’t sleep? I am a frequent traveler and often stay in Airbnb’s. I was exhausted that night and usually have no problems sleeping. Also, there is only street parking, and it is not easy to get a spot at night.