Quiet getaway in the city. Pets welcome.

I love where I live and I am looking forward to sharing my house with you. Whoever you are, whoever you love, you are welcome here. The space Your room is a screened off section of the rec room and your privacy will be respected. The main bathroom and laundry are on the same floor. There is one flight of stairs of 10 steps. Guest access Shared areas include washrooms, kitchen, living room, backyard patio. Parking is available in my driveway or on the street. During your stay If I am not at home, I will have my cell phone and you can contact me via the airbnb platform. Other things to note House Information New to airbnb? Show ID at check-in Front Door Lock Code: I will be here to greet you when you arrive. During your orientation, I will provide you with your personal entry code. Push the lock button when you leave. WiFi: provided upon check in. Main Bathroom:  Leave door open when not in use to allow to allow for air circulation.  In the shower, wipe glass and chrome with one of the towels I provide after each use; dry off the low corner of the bench.  Open the glass door to the inside so that it will drip on the shower floor.  Hang towels on the drying rack, rather than in your room.  There is a small bathroom next to the kitchen Kitchen Tour  Plastic wrap & baggies  Salt, pepper, butter, olive oil  Pots, pans and lids  Dishes and cutlery  Knives, cutting boards, blender  Fridge – let me know if you will need space  Washing dishes: Because it take a lot of water to get hot water to the kitchen, either leave your dishes in the sink and I will wash them when I wash mine, or save up dirty dishes so you can do a load all at once.  Coffee and tea: Let me know if you would like coffee in the morning and I will put on a pot.  Water filtration  Let me know if you plan to use the Bbq. There are a few things I will need to show you. Garbage and Recycling  Hamilton recycling is complicated. When in doubt leave it out on the counter. Pet Fee: Your pet must be fully house trained  There is a $15 per day pet fee; additional pets will be $5.00 per day. An extra bed cover will be provided.  When left unattended, dog sitting is an additional $10 per day. I do enjoy dog sitting and there are a variety of trails nearby where I walk my dog.  Please pick up after your pet. Parking  There is not a lot of parking on my street, and I do not wish to inconvenience my neighbours, so please park in the driveway. We will need to communicate our schedules so that nobody gets blocked in the driveway. Visitors Get permission before inviting a visitor. An overnight visitor will be charged the 2nd person fee of $30 per night. Maijuana, Vaping and Alcohol: Limited use permitted. Smoke outside only. Please use the ashtray. Laundry:  Let me know if you need to use the laundry machines during your stay. We will need to schedule your time, and I will want to set it up for you.  Drier is available weekdays from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM and 24/7 weekends. Questions? Concerns?  If I am out, and you have a question or a concern, please contact me through Airbnb. I will always have my phone with me and access to airbnb messages.  My aim is to accommodate your needs as best I can and to make your stay comfortable. Your aim is to be the best guest ever. Please ask questions when in doubt and let me know if there is something you need. Together we will live with respect and co-operation towards each other. Respectfully, Kathryn, Airbnb Host and house owner. Notes/Comments:  Your check out time is noon; there is a $10.00 per half hour late fee. If you need to stay later, pre-arrange a time with me.  Turn out lights when not in use.  Eat meals and messy snacks in the kitchen.  Keep the housekeeping fee low. Please clean up after yourself.  Make yourself at home in the house and your room.  FYI: Loose change that you do not want to take with you can be left it in your bedroom and I will collect it in support of the Stephen Lewis Foundation, Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign which supports the African Grandmothers left to raise the generation of AIDs orphaned children.