DO NOT RENT HERE. I was so looking forward to an historical, Victorian room that I let go of my hesitation at paying a $100 cleaning fee upfront when I booked. That's the highest cleaning fee I've ever paid, and it was not worth it. Yes, the room is over 100 years old, but that does not mean things cannot be clean. The stove was dirty, the kitchen floor, the coffee maker was burned and dusty, the rug was atrocious. The spots on it made it look filthy. If I was a person renting out my place, I would replace these things. I rinsed out the bathtub before filling it to take a bath. As the water filled the bathtub, tiny black pieces floated up in the water. It was not the enamel. It was something else. I borrowed cleaning supplies from my daughter to clean the tub. Also, the stove had black specs on it that was not the enamel. I used the instructions provided for wi-fi and it did not work. I called the number for any problems, and it was obvious I was interrupting him (Tony?). He told me to try the other wifi names that popped up. After trying 5 of them, I finally got on to the wifi. The wifi was another reason I stayed there--it was needed on this trip. The front of the building is in total disrepair--not inviting at all. The outdoor carpeting on the steps is worn through and a trip hazard; the side garden was a junk yard. I took pics, but have been unable to post them. Believe me, the charm of staying in a Victorian does NOT outweigh the total disrepair and uncleanliness of the place. I was so disappointed.