If you're lucky enough to get the room that is advertised in the photos, then congrats, you got a deal. But if you're like me, and were given a room that looks nothing like the photos, then I'm sorry that you had to go through with this. We stayed in room 203
The room is tiny, probably because they filled it with outdated furniture that has zero use. The doors on the cabinet that house the TV are so big that it blocks the door to the bedroom. There's an old wooden desk in the room, in case you need to draft a letter on your typewriter. The glass table was nice but the room is so small that it cuts off both the bedroom door and the bathroom door.
The couch was actually comfortable, so props to you on that front. But the pull out bed was easily the worst thing Ive ever slept on. The mattress is maybe 4 inches thick, and it tiles backwards, so when you're sleeping, your crotch is higher than your head.
There were no overhead lights. The room is solely lit by side lamps and a bulb near the bathroom.
The kitchen area was nice and I appreciated the fact that they included plates, cups, and utensils
The bathroom. Oh my god the bathroom. The shower had this weird stain on the floor, like it had been sanded down and hastily repainted.
The toilet BARELY worked. Not only did the water run 24/7, but the toilet tank filled up maybe 5 inches, which made flushing ANYTHING a chore. The amount of times we had to flush and re-flush was absurd.
The bathroom does have a fan in it, which I really appreciated. and the water temperature was good
Master bedroom was fine.
I wanted to like this place. It's in a solid area with a great bar on the corner (Ernst's). But I cannot get past the fact that the photos in the advertisement were NOTHING like the room itself. Save your money and go to a hotel, or a different Airbnb that isnt a converted warehouse.