This is not a bed and breakfast. The bus stop is a quick walk but the times are NOT reliable and the train stop is about a 15 minute walk. The unit was a good size for a family of 5 including grandparents but there is only a small 2 person couch and desk for a living room environment which limited "family time" after dinner. There were old water bottles in nearly every room and under beds. The floors hadn't been swept or mopped to include the kitchen and bathroom. The bathrooms had old bottles of soap with grunge around the lids not individual travel sizes you might find in a hotel. Not an expectation of ours but the fact that they were there, old and dirty isn't welcoming. In the kitchen there is open cupboard with coffee grounds on almost every shelf. Old, moldy coffee in the coffee maker. Open, used rotted food in the fridge. It's almost as if someone lives there but hurried out. The beds were freshly made! After a long day sightseeing we made it back to the unit later in the evening, made a quick pasta dinner, ate and then got our kids ready for bed. While my husband was getting the kids ready for bed I cleaned the kitchen, swept the floors for crumbs and then went to tuck the kids in bed. About 30 minutes later the unit doorbell rang and an older man was there for a complaint he got from the people below us stating we were being loud, scooting furniture and then asked "when do we get out? I don't want this to happen again, just be quiet!". He was not a kind a man and naturally woke up the kids speaking loudly. I assume, since we hadn't been home all day the "scooting" was from me moving the chairs in the kitchen while I was sweeping, but I'm not sure. The next day they messaged and asked if we could be leave the unit early because the cleaner had a scheduling conflict. The area around the unit is fabulous! Great prices on food. Wonderful family operated bakery. Delicious gelato. A newer pizzeria with hand drawn cask ale that is fantastic!!!! Just don't stay here.