Author: Jay

  • How to Access the Coroa San Room @ the Edgewater Residences

    How to Access the Coroa San Room @ the Edgewater Residences

    🔑 How to Access the Coroa San Room

    Edgewater Residence | 2014 W 100th Street, Cleveland, OH 44102


    📋 Essential Info

    • Check-in Time: After 4:00 PM
    • Check-out Time: By 10:00 AM
    • Guests: This reservation is for 1 guest only. Additional guests must be added prior to arrival.
    • Virtual Check-In Required: You must complete online check-in before receiving final access instructions and door codes.

    🚪 Step-by-Step Entry Instructions

    🔐 Step 1: Unlock the Front Door

    • Go to 2014 W 100th Street and face the house from the sidewalk.
    • Tap or wave across the smart keypad to wake it up.
    • Enter your 4 digit code then press the # symbol or ✔️ button.
    • You’ll hear a click — push firmly to open the door.

    🛋️ Step 2: Walk Inside the House

    • You’ll enter into the main living room.
    • Walk straight forward, past the seating area, and through the French doors.
    • Once through, turn right — you’ll see the staircase ahead.
    • Go up to the second floor (the steps may creak a bit).

    🆙 Step 3: Reach the 2nd Floor Hallway

    • At the top of the stairs, you’ll see a hallway with several doors.
    • Directly in front of you is a white door labeled: “Keep Calm and Knock First” — that’s the shared bathroom.

    🚪 Step 4: Locate the Coroa San Room

    • Face the bathroom door.
    • The Coroa San Room is the second door to your right (clockwise) from where you’re standing.
    • You’ll see a welcome sign — that’s your private room.

    ⚠️ Important Notes

    • 🪪 ID Verification & Virtual Check-In is required before check-in details are sent. Smart Lock will not activate without this step.
    • 🧳 There is no luggage storage before check-in.
    • 🕓 Early check-in is not guaranteed, never assume. Ask on the day of arrival for same-day availability (fees may apply).

     


    📩 TL/DR:

    Welcome to the Coroa San Room at the Edgewater Residence!
    Address: 2014 W 100th St, Cleveland, OH 44102
    🔑 Your 4-digit code: 9126
    🚪 Enter through the front door, walk straight through the French doors, then up the stairs.
    🛏️ Your room is the second door on the right after reaching the bathroom marked “Keep Calm and Knock First.”
    🪪 Reminder: Complete your virtual check-in online to activate your smart lock

  • 🕴️ Rule Breaker Series: The Suave One

    🕴️ Rule Breaker Series: The Suave One

     

    Guest: Emanuel Spartan
    Style: Calm. Confident. Just a bit too slick.

    Meet Emmanuel — the kind of guest who doesn’t kick down the door… he just tries to slide around it with a smirk.


    🧩 The Moves:

    1. The Soft Entrance
      Emanuel opened with a polite message asking about group housing. But instead of playing it straight, he typed out his phone number in words, a clear attempt to bypass platform filters. First red flag.
    2. The Workaround
      His inquiry was declined with a respectful explanation about platform policy and verification. But instead of adjusting, Emanuel pulled the “Instant Book” trigger — locking the reservation before confirming who was actually staying.
    3. The Bait & Switch
      Turns out, the person staying wouldn’t be Emanuel at all. No profile. No message. Just someone else — showing up at 11 PM on a Sunday night trying to access a shared residence.
    4. The Suave Ask
      When it all came to light, what did Emanuel do? He asked for a refund. Smooth. Not loud, not rude. Just that quiet, confident assumption that he could bend every rule and get away with it.

    🎯 What He Got Wrong:

    Emanuel treated our platform like a casual motel.
    But this isn’t that.
    We host real people in real homes, and our first job is to protect our guests, our residents, and our standards.

    Booking on behalf of someone else is not fine on airbnb.
    Want to pay for your workers? Great — do it clean, pay them, and let them pay airbnb. Or give them a corporate card. Amex.com has great cards, even capital one has some good things for young business.
    What you can’t do is act surprised when we enforce the rules you tried to casually sidestep.


    👁️ Spot the Difference

    This is an AI generated image. Any resemblance to actual guests or actors is purely coincidental.

    Is this person… this person?
    Didn’t think so.


    ✋ Final Word:

    Stay With Jay welcomes honest guests, working people, and crew leaders with integrity.
    But if your plan starts with cutting corners, know this —
    We read the small print,
    We watch the cameras,
    And we’ll always choose safety over suave.

     

  • Action Required: Registered Guest Confirmation for Reservation HM54WRSBY

    Action Required: Registered Guest Confirmation for Reservation HM54WRSBY

    Hi Emanuel,

    Thanks again for your reservation. We reviewed your check-in form and noted that you will not be the guest staying at the property, and that this booking was made through Airbnb.

    For clarity: StayWithJay reservations made through OTAs (Online Travel Agencies) must follow that platform’s regulations. In this case, the reservation falls under Airbnb’s policies, which require that the booking must be made by the person staying, or that all staying guests are fully registered and approved.

    Since you’ve indicated that your employee, Robert, will be the one staying, you’ll need to either update the Airbnb reservation to include him as a registered guest, or have him submit a booking directly under his name.

    If this isn’t updated, we won’t be able to release the access code, as we cannot accommodate unregistered or unpaid guests under Airbnb’s terms and our own guest safety standards.

    Let us know how you’d like to move forward, and we’ll help however we can.

    Best,
    The StayWithJay Team
    staywithjay.com

  • How does it work if we rent a unit? Is it for just one person?

    How does it work if we rent a unit? Is it for just one person?

    ❓ FAQ: How does it work if we rent a unit? Is it for just one person?

    Submitted by: Emanuel from Spartan Community LLC

    ✅ Answer:

    Each unit is for one occupant at a time. When your company leases a room, you have exclusive access for the entire lease duration.

    Your team simply books the nights they need using your private StayWithJay portal. If no one needs the unit during a certain period (for example, if work slows down or shifts out of town), you can sublease that time to the general public through us.

    We handle everything — from guest screening to cleaning — and you keep 100% of the revenue from those bookings. It’s your space, your upside.

    It’s simple: book it when you need it, earn from it when you don’t.