This historic cottage was one of the more memorable and unique homes I have stayed in during my travels. Sue was at the cottage when we arrived and gave us a walkthrough to explain its history and to offer tips on what to do see or where to eat nearby. The house was charming inside and spotless; the beds were comfortable and the home felt open and inviting with lots of big windows, high ceilings and large bedrooms. The bathroom was large and we took advantage of the washer/dryer. The only bathroom-related complaint was that low water pressure for the shower. Young families or elderly people or anyone traveling with large luggage should note that the cottage is on a hill and requires climbing up stairs. The view is not the greatest as it faces the freight areas of the port and the house is right off a wide, busy road that we were not thrilled to cross on foot, so we opted to drive into the central part of downtown even though it was probably walking distance. We checked out very early to catch a flight, but the charm and comfort of the home made me wish we could have stayed another night.