The place is really quite nice, but I wished there was a hot plate and a toaster oven — would have made cooking easier. Everything is clean and tastefully decorated.
Parking however is unusual. The description makes it difficult to understand where to park. Also it’s far from the unit and so if you have a lot of luggage, it’s actually better to just back the car into the lane, unload, and then move it to the parking.
Rod himself seemed uncertain about how long we could park there, and at some point it becomes public pay parking.