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"In the process of remodeling, none of the ice machines worked, minimalist furnishings with hardwood floors which seemed okay until the people above us woke up early and started clomping around. The hardwood floors transferred noise from upstairs, carpets would muffle the noise. All the furnishings were fastened to the walls except two chairs and a fold out bed sofa. The roof was spacious and clean but had a harsh uninviting atmosphere to it. Only one drawer in the whole room and it was gigantic at the bottom of the closet. "

"It was a fantastic stay! The only thing that didn't work was the wi-fi on my laptop. It finally connected in the morning but a bummer to not have that evening. "

"The room was perfect "

"Cozy and uniquely decorated. Lovely property. Suzanne was a great host, providing snacks and breakfast items. Overall great stay. "

"The place was clean and safe! Thank you for sharing your home"

"The biggest plus for our stay was the well sized, properly stocked kitchen. I love trying new restaurants (there are several within walking distance) but need a home cooked meal now and again. Plenty of seating for lounging after a long day of hiking/sight seeing/whatever floats your boat. In short, we found this property to be clean, cozy, in a very walkable and quiet neighborhood, and would absolutely book it again. "

"This was a nice facility. However, the room we had was noisy due to some type of equipment that was running constantly. We requested housekeeping daily. The second day of our stay, our towels were changed but the bed was not made."

"The man running establishment was very rude and made unnecessary calls to my room I didn’t appreciate"

"The place served our needs. Just about 20 minutes from every where we needed to be. I would not classify this place as comfortable. Temperature was set at a cool 61 degrees, no way to override. We tried to sit and watch a movie together and the couches hit me about mid back and mid thigh, and im one of the shortest ones in our group. This place served what we needed and maybe would stay again in a warmer month."