Chris owns this home and is hands-on, as opposed to being an on-the-clock, ghost manager that scoots across town managing multiple Airbnb units from the shadows. During our visit, we saw him daily and he always provided us with great recommendations for things to do/ places to eat in the city. Really amicable, easy to talk to over a morning coffee, and very responsive. Ask him about his travels through Latin America. He’s got some great stories.
On arrival, we were greeted at the door and were instantly offered water or coffee.. and every time he happened to be around when we returned from a day of exploring. This is a small touch of hospitality that goes a long way, particularly when you, as a traveler, forget to stay hydrated and energized because you have 20,000 other things happening in your mind during your travels.
Very clean! Bathrooms and kitchen are shared, but were always available to us when we needed them.
A great selection of coffees to suit your taste and preference: Drip, espresso, Vietnamese pour over. Convenient to have on hand whether getting a jumpstart to the day or as an afternoon pick-me-up. (Side note: No Keurigs or evil K-Cups in sight.)
And that bedroom skylight! Wake up naturally without being blinded by a bright sun. Rent this room and say it isn’t perfect positioned. Double dare you.
Would rent again in a heartbeat... unless the upstairs master bedroom is available.