We enjoyed our stay in this quaint space in the historic Cooper’s Arm building. The apartment features many of the original details that made this a luxury apartment in the 1920s: tall ceilings, large windows that fill the space with natural light, glass door knobs, and richly colored wood doors and trim details. We especially enjoyed the location and walked to several coffee shops and restaurants, as well as to the waterfront.
The review right before our stay had us a bit nervous, but the concern was unfounded. The apartment had no odor (although the elevator does have an smell that seems to be a running joke with the tenants based on signage; however, it was easy enough to take stairs). The antique furnishings were charming and period appropriate for the apartment, and the Murphy-style bed was very comfortable. The tub has a surrounding shower curtain that is common in historic homes and provided plenty of privacy.
We would definitely stay again!