According to the nice woman, not Anina, who helped us check-in from the Widder Hotel, this Airbnb is actually owned by them. Wi-Fi was great & location was great. Our trip was for 3 days and 2 nights. I will list a few things that are important to note for those considering booking this location:
- It is up 3 flights of very narrow stairs. You will have a very hard time trying to get large luggages up to your location. I suggest leaving it with the front desk at Widder Hotel, which is where you’ll need to check-in to get your key and Wi-Fi. It’s just around the corner from the Airbnb. We had 2 very large luggages that we kept there and packed our essentials in our carry-on bags.
- You will hear bells every 15 minutes until midnight. At 7am, the bells ring for 5 minutes straight. By the second morning, I was able to sleep through it because I was so exhausted. If you are a light sleeper, I suggest ear plugs.
- There is no AC. We kept the windows open while we were in there and closed it before we left and while we slept and were fine. It is mid-July and was very hot, but being from Los Angeles, California, it wasn’t so bad because the humidity wasn’t extreme.
- There is a small refrigerator for you to store some drinks
- If there is more than 1 of you spending the night, ask for more pillows. There’s 1 large pillow and 1 small pillow. The small pillow was so soft that it didn’t even feel like it was a pillow. I felt like a rolled up sheet. So, I suggest asking for more pillows when you check-in.
-Wi-Fi worked very well while we were there. It took a few minutes for it to kick in, but once it did, it was great!
There were not check-out instructions so we just left the towels hanging and the very wet floor towel on the floor of the shower.
For the price and the length of stay, I give this Airbnb 5 stars. It is as described and worked well for us.