We were excited about booking this room, but I was very disappointed with the bed. It sags both right to left, and head to foot, with the lowest part being in the center. I woke up with a backache long before daylight. I finally moved to the sofa at 5:00 a.m. The sofa didn't hurt my back. The second night, I tried to sleep on the other side of the bed, hoping that might be better. It wasn't quite as bad on the side of the bed closest to the exterior door, but it still gave me a backache and I moved to the sofa again before daylight. I didn't try to sleep on this bed for the final two nights we were there. I should add that we often stay in budget-minded accommodations when we travel, and I have never had this experience before. For me, the baseline for a place to stay away from home is a comfortable bed, and I have never felt a need to voice a concern for the comfort of a bed before. Soft or firm, beds haven't been a big deal to me before. But this sagging one was a problem for me. Evidently, from reading other reviews, others actually like this bed. It just didn't work well for me, and I felt people should be aware that the bed sags.
That said, there are many things to like about this place. The large open room, great Internet, and very quiet and peaceful location are pluses.
Another thing that may be a concern for some people is that the window only has a sheer. No blinds or curtain to block morning light or add privacy. We went to town and purchased a paper drop cloth to cover the window and that significantly blocked morning light coming in while we were trying to sleep.
If you stay here, you may want to consider taking your valuables out of the room when you are not there, since there is not a way to lock the door to the upstairs guests or the garage, and the overhead garage door was left open for long periods while we were there.