Not a bad stay if you only need two bedrooms. Great location that feels friendly and not too busy. But the space being advertised as three bedrooms feels a little misleading. The "third bedroom" is actually just the upstairs kitchen that you wheel a single cot into. Definitely a challenge to fit six adults comfortably. There are also a lot of little things that just seem weird the more you look at them. They don't really make a huge difference for a short stay, but are just really weird design choices. Like everything about the downstairs bathroom feels like a secondary thought. The switches for the light and vent are outside the bathroom, the shower doesn't have a curtain or partition so the whole room gets wet when it's used, there's a sliver of window that's shared with the living room on the other side of the wall that can't be controlled from the bathroom. Like I said, it doesn't have a huge impact on a short stay, but ends up feeling a little cheap and poorly planned in what ended up being a pretty expensive Airbnb.