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"This is a historic building. We arrived early and the staff gave us zero grief about holding our bags until it was time to check in. We also checked out and wanted to explore before we caught our plane home. Once again… zero grief. The rooms are in need of some minor repairs and paint touch ups. I did enjoy having a fridge in the room. I would stay here again!! "

"Gorgeous, parking is tough "

"Cute little space. Was a little freaked out when I discovered it was part of a larger house but it was very private. There’s no kitchen available. Did have a small fridge and coffee pot. Yard was kind of a mess but has a lot of potential to be nice! Has a nice back porch area. The neighborhood was a little sketchy as I’ve seen in all the reviews but it was okay. Jorge was very accommodating! Sent a message when we got in to find out how to adjust the air and he said he could do it for us and it came on immediately and then he checked with us on the temp next morning. "

"Very clean rooms, polite staff and plentiful breakfast."

"Perfect place for our family to attend our son’s graduation from the Air Force! Highly recommend this place if you’re looking for a place to stay near the base. "

"I hate to leave a bad review because the employees seem nice and responsive but this is a travelers nightmare. When you’re traveling to an unknown city you want to stay in a place that is safe, clean, comfortable, and convenient. Unfortunately thats not what this company provided. When you book they dont tell you that its an apartment complex with actual residents all around you. The apartments are run down, you have to walk through a dark corridor to get to your apartment and the complex is located deep into what seems to be the worst area in the city. Not sure what the inside looks like because we never made it in. Obviously providing excellent service is not a priority because they put no thought into how a guest would feel staying in a place like this, especially when thats not your standard of living, not to mention the cost. I think its a great idea but it needs more thought, consideration, and work. Until then, please remove it from the list. "

"arrived at property around 4:30pm(check in time 4:00pm)and could not get into house with code provided to me. tried calling owner a couple of times, no response. called vrbo and there answer to the problem was to send me a link for a hotel for the night until the owner responded. we had 18 people in our stay, and needed to be at Laklin AFB at 7:00 am for my grandsons graduation from bootcamp. This was really not an option for me. At 6:25pm got a message from owner lecturing me on how to use a keypad and informing me only the front door would work. front door was tried originally along with all outside doors. Thank god I was able to get in as the other people were showing up. I assume this code is set remotely since it would only work during my paid stay, not sure by who, but I would think the owner would be a little more attentive if he knows a guest is coming. beyond that the house served our needs as needed. The house seems to be under renovations since all lights were not working. Had to buy fans for upstairs since ceiling fans would not work without lights being on and thermostats being locked. not really sure if I would stay here again, but this is my opinion."

"When we arrived to the property there was a sign on the door that said they had limited availability due to being under construction. However the area felt unsafe the manager did state they had no rooms available. That it was a system error on behalf Expedia she did not understand why they allowed me to book. She then gave me a letter stating I canceled the room. Instead of stating why we did not stay there the letter stated other wise. Just crossing my fingers I don’t get charged by the property. Other than that it is under construction this would be for someone that is single if they decide to stay there. "

"Great place to stay"