Suzann greeted us at the front door of what used to be a b&b located at the end of the main streets, so in a quieter part of town. She is very congenial. You enter through a small front foyer and all rooms are up a very narrow and slightly uneven and different height steps in this old dwelling. We passed a few rooms and an open kitchen area, up 3 more steps and we arrived at our unit. There's a large modern kitchen and big dining table. Down a step to a small living room with a small couch, chair, and then a desk and reading area next to sliding doors that open onto a small balcony. I assume these were common areas when used as a b&b. There's a bedroom at either end of the living room and each has it's own sink and then in adjoining space a toilet and small shower. One of the showers smelled quite musty when we arrived but seemed better as it was used.
There is a tv with just a few channels and wifi which she said had been updated. It was mostly ok for email, etc. but we had trouble streaming movies. Long pauses or it would just freeze. Think they need more bandwidth. There was maybe one other person there so not too much demand.
Suzann nicely let us use their commercial dryer after washing since those dual units are so slow. This was a great place to stay with lots of good restaurants to eat and drink in (especially liked Guy's). Hired a local taxi to do the Sky Road. There was an arts festival with floats, etc. Loved the town and everything and would happily return.