Minimalist Stay | Near Hospitals & WSU

The #1 Airbnb for Medical Students, Health Care Providers, and Koch/Textron/Spirit Interns Perfectly located for medical rotations, internships, and contract work—this high-demand Rockhurst neighborhood offers safe, quiet comfort with unbeatable access to all of Wichita’s major hospitals and employers in just 10–15 minutes. Located along the Redbud Trail, with walkable access to bike paths, parks, a local track and nearby bus stops—ideal for staying active or recharging after long shifts. The space My home is 4 bed / 2 baths featuring a large shared living space with kitchen, dining, living and laundry upstairs. This listing is for a private bedroom on the main floor featuring a full size bed with underbed storage, writing desk with lamp, full length mirror, and closet to store belongings or clothes. The bathroom is shared featuring a standard 32x60in tub/shower combo, 36in vanity top and designated cabinet storage for each guest. Guest access In addition to your private bedroom/shared bath, you will also have access to the main floor shared spaces, including the living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry, patio and backyard. During your stay I'm a Wichita native and easy to reach by phone or text if you need anything during your stay. While I no longer live onsite, I stop by regularly to check on the home and make improvements as needed. I'm always happy to answer questions about the area or hear suggestions to help make your stay even better. I hope we get the chance to meet in person someday! Other things to note My home is designed to be an Airbnb community living space for out of town travelers. During your stay, you’ll often have the chance to meet 2-3 other guests traveling for work, internships or school. I only host stays 28 days or longer, so my guests have an opportunity to build long term friendships while exploring a new city. Most frequent guests: - Koch, Textron & Spirit interns - WSU students - Traveling nurses, medical students and other health-related workers