It was an okay stay but made up for a central-ish (felt like a local), walking distance to shops and trout lake. I was able to find parking on the street no problem. Check-in was easy. It was clean. Kitchen was great to pre-heat food or a space for take out. However a few things to note.
Bring earplugs. The suite is connected to the main floor, so you will hear muffled noises. In the morning or evening, it sounds like someone is talking right in front of the door that’s connected to the main house. Otherwise other times of the day it is quiet.
Likely a one off incident. Someone actually entered the suite after I checked-in. They knocked but proceeded to open the door connected from the main house. The worst part was when the door was unlocking, I was half naked and i yelled a few times “someone’s here!!” but they proceeded to come into deliver an ice tray... It felt like an invasion of privacy and I actually got anxiety throughout my stay cause of the noises I heard from the other side of the door (as if someone was going to come in again). I would prefer if they knocked on the main entrance. That way I can put on some clothes and greet the person. The person did apologize and thought I was checking in at 5 for some reason (I had sent a heads up message per request from M to say I was checking in at 2:30pm though). So likely some miscommunication.
Again likely a one off incident. But hopefully M can add sound barriers to the door. And also practice knocking on the main entrance.
I also thought the bed was on the firmer side (box springy feeling) and pillows were lacking in height. However I do like memory foam beds and M did ask if there was anything she could do to make my stay comfier. If you like firmer beds, then this should be no problem.