All things considered, this place worked out very well for our family of 6 (including grandparents, parents, and kids). The location is the best part about it, within easy walking distance of St. Stephen’s, the Opera House, the river, etc. The place was clean. There were a couple of downsides, particularly for older folks or mobility challenged. There’s no elevator, and it’s a relatively steep climb up 2 tall sets of stairs. Additionally, there is a step at the entrance of the primary bedroom (the one that has an en-suite bathroom), which can be difficult to see. This can lead to a fall. I would suggest marking the step with a stripe of white paint or something similar. The second bathroom is attached to the hallway. In many accommodations in Europe, bottles of water, juice, and/or wine are placed in the fridge for the guests to enjoy, but not at this accommodation. It’s not a big deal, but the gift of a beverage does make guests feel more welcomed. We had our vehicle with us, and parking was a bit challenging. The nearest parking garage could not accommodate our 6-person vehicle due to size limitations. We spent quite some time driving around in search of parking. If you visit on a Saturday or Sunday, street parking is free, but difficult to find a spot nearby. The host answered all questions quickly and communicated the directions for self check-in with perfect clarity.