As an old and still working (The owner runs it for fishing charters and dive charters in season) trawler, the YKnot gets an AA+ rating. It was clean. Its old carpeting was covered with clean rubber-backed entry mats. The provisions were plentiful. The galley kitchen accomodated us easily (3 of us). Refridgerator and freezer space was good. The air conditioners kept the humidity under control. But as an acceptable place to bed for a night, I can recommend it only to a salty fisherman accustomed to being at sea for long periods. On entry, the smell of fuel hit us. We thought it just might need an airing out and opened the door and pointed the fan outward but even with that and the air conditioners on, it did not clear out. We left for an excursion almost immediately and returned 4 hours later and the smell had abated quite alot, but as the night cooled, the air conditioners would turn off and the smell immediately returned. I had stepped outside a few times, and we tried leaving the door open but it stormed that night so that didnt work. We turned the thermostat down to try to keep the air running. That helped some. By morning the smell was very faint, but it was so pervasive. I had a headache. Our clothes smelled. They aired out some as we walked that day. But although we spent only one night, when we all took out our sweatshirts the next day on our ferryboat ride back to Ft. Myers, they smelled of fuel - as did everything else in our bags, it turned out. We noted the bedding was clean, and we had expected (correctly) old sailor's mattresses. But the old pillows were unacceptable for a comfy night's sleep (flat rocks). We thought the owner should make the night's sleep as comfortable as possible. The last problem was the squealing - which was intermittent for about 5 hours at nightime, and so loud that you could hear it all the way down to the marina bathrooms. Around 2 a.m. we discovered that the boat was somehow caught up tight to the dock and croaked long, hard, loud, loud squeals as the waves tried to push it back and forth. The noise kept two of us awake (not our big guy snorer! lol). One of us ended up sleeping on a galley bench, as far from the squealing as possible. In the end, we took it all in stride though, like an adventure, it's easier to chalk it up yet another new experience - but we could not have stayed another day. Because of the acrid fuel smell we could not recommend the YKnot.