I booked this listing a week before arrival. I honestly did not check cancelation policy prior to completing booking. Within an hour of booking, realized the time frame was not going to work for all guests. Immediately sent messages to owner with zero response. I personally don’t see how it’s not a good practice to honor a cancelation within an hour or two of booking. I messaged the owner telecom with zero response. I did not cancel reservation online because I thought it would be unfair for owner to possibly get paid twice for the same dates. Still have not heard back from owner and paid for a two night mid week reservation that I was unable to use.

Thank you for letting us stay at your wonderful home. Everything was perfect.

Super dog friendly, secure fenced yard, walk to restaurants that allow dogs on their patios. Not a fancy house but thoughtfully furnished.

Our stay was incredible. We had everything we needed, and the backyard was an added bonus. We were blocks from downtown and everything we wanted to see. Jodi made our stay very streamline and checking in was a breeze. We will be staying there again in the future. I highly recommend her property.

End to end was lovely. Place was clean, well maintained, location perfect. Jodi was a great host!

My friends and I spent two nights at this small house. The first night was much more expensive than the second night, though the 4th of July holiday was over, thus making our stay quite expensive. The bathroom is tiny and situated such that the occupants of the downstairs bedroom are either stuck in their bedroom or the kitchen when the bathroom is in use. The sheets on one of the beds were damp, as were the rolled-up bath towels on the shelf in the bathroom. The location in Midtown is walkable to restaurants and a drive-through coffee hut. The house is cluttered with kitsch, so there is little room for renters’ belongings. Electrical outlets are few and far between.

My friends and I spent two nights at this small house. The first night was much more expensive than the second night, though the 4th of July holiday was over, thus making our stay quite expensive. The bathroom is tiny and situated such that the occupants of the downstairs bedroom are either stuck in their bedroom or the kitchen when the bathroom is in use. The sheets on one of the beds were damp, as were the rolled-up bath towels on the shelf in the bathroom. The location in Midtown is walkable to restaurants and a drive-through coffee hut. The house is cluttered with kitsch, so there is little room for renters’ belongings. Electrical outlets are few and far between.