Overall, the coach house has a very pretty, immaculate interior and is situated in an amazing neighborhood, near everything including: public transit, a bikeshare station, places to eat, a grocery store, coffee…even the Mall isn’t really that far. The inside of the coach house had everything I needed. There were two things I didn’t expect. The coach house isn’t tucked in an alley; it’s pretty exposed on a corner with foot and car traffic right outside (the coach house front doors face parking spots used by other people), so I didn’t feel like I could take full advantage of the coach house’s otherwise plentiful and beautiful windows. A similar thing happened with the patio shared with the front house. There was work being done on the main house during my stay, with people doing the work coming in and out of the yard right outside the coach house patio doors and back windows. That made it awkward to use the patio space or even open the window shades. The coach house also uses a key pad for entry that controls a mechanism for turning a deadlock—no physical keys. That locking mechanism got stuck multiple times, once leaving me in the rain. Sweet Home City was able to tell me the tricks for unsticking the lock, but I wish there had been traditional keys to make getting back into the coach house more reliable. These surprises made the coach house stay seem much more expensive than it should have been, but otherwise it was a pleasant place to spend a few days.