the most charitable description I can give of this place is underwhelming. the parking was not clear, and apparently everyone was given directions to the same parking space. there seemed to be a lot of rules.

don't put your suitcase on the bed because of bedbugs. Fine, but what about the millipedes and ants I found in the room? Daily?

quiet time is after 9 pm. Fine, but what about the kids running around on the ceiling at 10:30 pm, or the washing machine running at 5:30 am?

perhaps it is my fault for not understanding what I was purchasing, but the 'lobby' is just a common room that no one used with three bedrooms feeding off it. There is no chair in the room, no table.

The 'breakfast' is an unwashed piece of fruit from the grocery store and a stale store-bought pastry. Oh, there was a capri fruit juice package as a drink. the utensils are plastic, with paper plates and cups, with a roll of paper towels to serve as napkins and placemats. One day I was given a Barlett pear that was still green. I wrapped it in the pastry cellophane and left a note that said "inedible." the response was to provide a knife!! One day I was provided grapes that had the taste and texture of wood bark.

The bed was hard, and the pillows felt like they were filled with packing popcorn.

For the money paid, I expect a bed and breakfast that has an actual breakfast, basic condiments (salt and pepper would be a nice beginning) and some sense of welcoming.

There is nowhere outdoors to sit, and the hosts really seemed indifferent to my presence at all.

Very disappointing and not worth the money