Dennis’s place is set up like a hostel, with numbered rooms sharing common spaces. There are tons of signs in the common areas stressing guests’ cleanliness/ threatening cleaning fees, but it doesn’t seem as if anyone had cleaned these common spaces in more than a week. There are also signs saying not to wear shoes inside the house, but with hair all over the bathroom floor and tub and dirt everywhere, it was DISGUSTING to walk around shoeless. Although the room itself was clean, and the bed was fairly comfortable, you cannot change the temperature or open the windows, and the room runs on the warm side.
There were no washcloths anywhere to be found and my fiancé had to venture upstairs and search the house for toilet paper. There were 7 bottles of soap in the shower (yes I counted) but ALL were empty. In addition, this house isn’t close to much, and going out for anything becomes a 15$ uber production. I don’t think I would stay here again.