Linday's inn had a lot of postives, but also a list of negatives (and this is coming from a person who generally writes a 5 star review and leaves). Overall, I will say it is a good value for someone bringing pets, but not exactly to my fiance's and my tastes. To be blunt, it felt like I was staying in my grandmothers old house replete with narrow creaky hallways, questionable and ultimately outdated decorations, and an unsettling feeling that someone was always going to come to my door or be in the kitchen when I left my room. For the price, it was cheaper than most places that accepted pets, but dang, if I didn't have a pet there are so many better options for the price.
First, the place is a good value if you are bringing a small pet and are in need of free parking. The streetcar is outside and easily accessible. Plus, the Walgreen's was within a minute walk. Came in handy when a guest took (or mistook) our toothpaste for theirs. You share a bathroom with 2-4 other guests.
Now, time for the negatives since I believe I read TOO many perfect reviews about this place. I already started with one negative-limited bathroom space. Take my experience as just that... My experience. It might be different for you.
1) The home is old-and sound permeates throughout so easily. Creaks when guests are going up steps, loud talking at 7am, and an unsettling feeling of walking into your inn at any hour and thinking there might be someone you don't know using the restroom since you share it with another 1-2 rooms of guests. There are 2 master bedrooms, two balcony rooms, and a twin bedroom or two in an inn with two full bathrooms and two additional half bathrooms. You can see where it might get a little awkward. I felt like I was staying at my grandma's house. Sorry, Lindsay! It has charm to some folks, but not for us!
2) I'm actually going to stop listing negatives because they seem petty now that I come to think of it. I have faith Lindsey could have done anything in her power if I had simply asked. But she just can't change the house. It's creaky, awkward for young couples, but it has a great location and accepts pets. Stay here if you think it's a good price. Don't if you aren't bringing a pet and have had A+ airbnb experiences in the past.