Overall, a good stay, but there were drawbacks you should read here about. The biggest was no heat control. It was late March and in the 40s at night. James told me the entire property is kept at 68° but it was it was via controls elsewhere in the house and there is no thermostat in the apt, so we were gonna get what you get. Putting my hand to the one vent in the ceiling, I never felt air move or warmth, so it was obviously 68° somewhere in the house, but not in the apt. I bought a speace heater for the weekend and that made it lovely, but I REALLY lucked out in finding it as all stores had just switched over to stocking air conditioners. The location was great and the apt was cute and good, but it was evident that the place had been cleaned over and over just fine, but no one was being proactive with maintaining the place. The toilet seat was loose, the shade in the bathroom wouldn’t stay up, the knob in the shower came off in my hand, etc. We didn’t care much about any of it, but it made the stay less than ideal. I’m betting plenty of people just haven’t mentioned these things as they are scared of getting charged for them. I didn’t mention them directly to James as I didn’t want someone possibly coming in during our 3 days to try to fix things. And if there was a picture of the exterior in the profile, it would’ve made finding it obvious, but the numbering in the alley makes no sense and it’s a one way so map apps run you from the far end to the place at the other end, which is confusing, especially since the pin says it’s located in the middle. I wouldn’t have had to contact James if I knew what the outside looked like (which is actually unique from all the others). Again, overall a good stay, but it could’ve easily been a bad one had I not lucked out with the space heater and cared about the little things that were amiss.