Overall, this was a good, convenient budget-friendly place to stay for a city trip with a few significant flaws.Positives: The home is located in a nice, quiet residential neighborhood. Near public transport or a 30-minute drive into Manhattan. The property is accessible w/chairlifts. The A/C worked exceptionally well. There were plenty necessities (towels, kitchen supplies) provided. The host was helpful and gave clear check-in/check-out instructions. Negatives: The listing is advertising the property as an "entire home" with onsite parking, but it is actually part of a multifamily home/duplex with a shared driveway and another unit on the ground floor (directly below the property). Upon arrival, we were informed that there were strict quiet hours beginning at 10pm. Had this been disclosed in the listing, we likely would have chosen a different property - we specifically wanted a standalone home so we wouldn't have to worry about disturbing other occupants!There were also several maintenance and upkeep issues. Most notably, the outdoor furniture is worn & dirty. The back-right corner of the porch railing is rotted and loose - could be dangerous if someone put weight on it. Some light fixtures were missing covers or bulbs, there was a hole in the kitchen wall, a loose upstairs toilet cistern. No extra sheets were provided for the pull-out, which had a stained mattress and looked as though it hadn't been cleaned between stays (food crumbs, hair, etc).