It's so refreshing to see a place that would be considered small, to be transformed into such optimal beautiful space. I think that's what led me and my boyfriend to choose our staycation at Zachary's home. That and his quick response when asking about his place. Check-in was a breeze. Zachary sent us a perfectly detail message that answered every question we had upon arrival. I really enjoyed the TV and the AC. We mostly stayed inside and enjoyed the cool temp and watched some basketball, our favorite shows, and played video games. Simple, quiet, and relaxing. Everything we were looking for.
Tips:
There are towels in the closet for both rooms, I would use one of them for the floor of the bathroom since there are no mats to step on getting out of the shower and it might be a risk since the floor is tiled. When turning on the shower, not all the water will transition to the shower head so don't stress too much about it. It still gets the job done. If you mind using very thin toilet paper, bring your own. That includes wipes. They came in handy when I noticed red makeup residue on the sink that I almost got on my dress. Make sure to wash all pots and pans that you will use before cooking since dust settles quickly in the home. Also make sure to check the complimentary creamers that come with the coffee. I made the mistake of pouring it in my coffee and got some chunky cream. The queen bed is squishyer than we are use to. For some reason the side of the beds give us a sense we are falling so we decided to have one person sleep in the middle of the queen size bed and the other in the twin beds. Not ideal for couples who want to snuggle. And lastly, if you are a light sleeper, make sure to take some earplugs since the back house is directly across from railroad tracks. They don't run super late but the earliest I heard was 7am. There were also neighbors who had a gardener work on their back lawn that woke us up right when we were about to fall asleep from being woken up by the train.