The house is beautiful inside, it’s filled with Victorian detailing and gorgeous woodwork - definitely some room for restorations but still absolutely charming!
The ground floor has a series of open and spacious living rooms that were delightful to relax in and ended in a well equipped kitchen (free coffee was very much appreciated!).
We stayed two nights in the Wine Room which was quiet despite being on the street side of the building. I would say the bed was comfortable but too soft for our liking, and tends to collapse a bit in the center if one of you is heavier. The headboard was loose as well so hit the wall when either of us moved which wasn’t great, but the second night we stuffed a pillow between it and the wall and it totally resolved it.
The listing makes clear that the area is a little sketchy so you need to understand that, but it didn’t prove any issue for us and it was extremely convenient to get into the city center. Street parking right in front was perfect. As per the listing there’s also no locks on bedroom doors so you have to be ok with that.
The house is big (about 9 bedrooms I think) and at least several of these are rented out so there was a fair amount of coming and going which gave it a hostel feel. Everyone I met was friendly and mostly everyone was in their rooms keeping themselves to themselves.
I would def stay here again, I’d say the bed in the Wine Room would benefit from a little tlc though.