Amanda and Jeremy have decked this place out with everything you could possibly need for a short or long stay. The kitchen is 101% fully equipped, and there were plenty of linens and toiletries. Oh, and the laundry is a HUGE plus. With a guest parking permit, it was always possible to park here within an extremely reasonable radius; those already accustomed to city parking will find it easy, and those getting used to it should be just fine as well. As with any similarly situated home in the city, you will sometimes hear feet above you and maybe noise from neighbors off and on--bring earplugs or headphones for the times when you want to sleep or work, and others don't. On average, this was still a quieter stay than hotels I've been at with doors slamming etc. As with most old spaces, this historic home isn't in generically prisitine condition and does have a few quirks, but Amanda and Jeremy live on-site and they were extremely responsive and communicative during my stay. Also, their dog is adorable and will run with all his might to bark a greeting through the window to his guests almost any time he sees you coming and going.