The host is gracious and accommodating, but there are a few things that aren’t obvious in the listing. The first is that the property is under renovation, and it is a work in progress. This is made obvious by the new fridge with labels attached in the living room, and cracks in the plaster in one of the upstairs bedrooms. The second is that the neighbors are obnoxious. The report of a diesel pickup starting up at 3am may not be what you bargained for. Bring earplugs. The third is that ultra-Christian politics are abundantly in evidence on the property. The wifi router name is JESUS-SAVES. Whether this is good, bad or indifferent is a matter of personal preference, I wasn’t entirely comfortable with it. The fourth is that there are more house rules than you would expect. Shoes are forbidden inside, which you wouldn’t know until you have seen the front entrance, in daylight. Consumption of any alcohol on the premises is forbidden, which you wouldn’t know until you see the litany of house rules posted in the bathroom. Sorry, beer lovers. The place does smell clean, in a perfumey sort of way. It smells cleaner than it really is. You get the feeling that the housekeeping folks have a lot on their plate, and hose the place down with Febreze and call it good. At worst, however, it is a vastly better value than any of the local hotels. It is warm, comfortable, and affordable. On the balance, I recommend Nick’s place.