First the good: Well-located for sightseeing, shops for all needs within a few steps, large space, reasonable furnishings, not too noisy at night (but your mileage may vary), well-suited for families in that the second bedroom has bunk beds and toys and such. Audrey is quite pleasant and wants to help. But the shortcomings of AirBNB hit us here: No hot water for a day due to plumbing mix-up and we discovered that we had the only keys for the unit, meaning we needed to change our plans to come back to let them in the unit. Power went out... three times for us for almost no rational reason. Know that you cannot run multiple appliances and lights at the same time, but it tripped even when we followed the rules we were told after the first outage - the dryer in the unit (a big selling point for us with our energetic toddler) also stopped working well. And the Wi-Fi worked for a total of one afternoon of our total 7 days there. Audrey kindly offered to refund a portion of our fees but we've not yet seen that refund. (that may be an AirBNB issue and not Audrey). Listen, she means well and insisted that these problems hadn't cropped up with other guests, but when you rent from a service like this you're going to rent from non-professional managers and you get what you get, good intentions and all. Outside of those hiccups the unit has charm and is in a delightful part of town, but we can't recommend it based on our experiences. The building has central heat and in the mornings some might find it cold, especially in the kitchen area. Perhaps you'll have better luck if you stay here and, again, Audrey has the best of intentions and may very well iron out these issues. The problems didn't detract from a terrific visit for us but for the price, it left a bad taste.