Lilly was there to greet us when we arrived at our stated time. She showed us to the room and pointed out various instructions left for WiFi, entering the building, etc. The room itself is advertised exactly as it is. It’s a small space, ideal for solo travelers or couples. Don’t stay here if you aren’t comfortable sharing a bed or if you have claustrophobia, as the bathroom is only slightly wider than the toilet, and one side of the bed is against the wall. Steve and Lilly had left all sorts of tourist information pamphlets, which was very helpful in our daily planning. The restaurant is downstairs, so you’ll hear some noise until about 11:30pm and at that time a light flashes briefly; I’m not sure if it was the outdoor light or the one in the entryway. The restaurant takes up floors 1 and 2 while the room is on the third floor. The stairs are very narrow. My main grievance was the lack of circulating air; however, we stayed during a heat wave. To get air into the room, the curtains need to be fully open, because they’re quite thick, but that would mean allowing the full sunrise to shine into the room around 0400, so it would’ve been nice to have a standing/floor fan. Additionally, the overhead lights are very bright and it would have been nice to have a bedside lamp, though there actually was one, but that was in the closet and we didn’t notice until we were packing to leave. The kitchen appliances available are a microwave, mini fridge, and kettle. The room was very clean when we arrived and it was perfect as a place to sleep overnight for two of us without much day time lounging.