Kerryanne was very communicative. Unfortunately, I underestimated the condition of a 1930 home. It appeared to have vitriol’s stages of renovation or maintenance but every door and window rattled and being up on a hill it got windy. Adding that Wellington was experiencing terrible weather the draftiness was accentuated. The kitchen, especially the floor needs redoing… it’s a beautiful design but in terrible condition… not sure if it was that or unclean. Fully stocked kitchen items but some so old and worn I would never use. The king bed was extremely comfortable. The Queen was reported as ok. We did not use the twin. The layout with the Queen in a front room with tv was awkward but only if you were stuck inside. Fortunately we still enjoyed our day experiencing the museums of Wellington. It’s location to airport was excellent. The key chamber needs replacement as it’s quite challenging to open and a bit small for the keys and a location not behind a rose bush with thorns.