We stayed on Harold’s boat for 6 nights. We made it work, but were not anticipating how rustic it would b. The listing makes it seem like there are more beds and bedrooms than there are. There are 3 beds, one full (Harold’s bed) and 2 twins. The twin beds are in the lower part of the boat on bunks about 18 inches from the ceiling. The bottom of the boat is very stuffy and hot on warmer days. There were many spiders and webs as well as moths in the boat. Spiders dropped on us from the ceiling at night. In order to get more air flow into the boat you can go on top of the boat and open ceiling windows, however, this also allows more bugs to come in as there are no screens. Harold’s room in better but has no table, desk or dresser to put anything on. The place was clean, but some details were missed. The coffee maker had not been emptied and when I used it, fruit flies emerged from where the used coffee pods were. There were so spider webs throughout the inside of the boat. The location is ok, not the most convenient to things in town and hard to find on GPS for uber drivers. The market across the street is great and if you walk across the bridge be sure to visit Blueys cafe for excellent brunch and coffee. Harold was unavailable in person due to covid when we were there, so could not give us his regular tour and attention, so some things were unclear, such as which bikes were his and where the switch for the hot water was. Harold left additional documentation attempting to make up for his absence and when I asked clarifying questions, he responded in a scolding manner telling me I didnt read his docs well enough. He then suggested we stay elsewhere and “this is not a hotel, but a 100 year old boat.” While he makes a valid point, I didn’t appreciate the condescending tone and was surprised by it after reading such rave reviews about how kind and accommodating he was for others. I’d like to chalk it all up to him dealing with being sick while we were there. Finally anyone who has any mobility or size challenges should not stay here. In order to get to Harolds boat you must walk and climb across multiple other boats via a path of rubber mats. This can b challenging with luggage, on rainy days or in the dark. In addition, the shower is hard to get in and out of as is Harold’s bed. If you decide to stay here, travel very light and expect it to b one step up from camping.