We stayed two nights. The unit is a separate guest house in a quiet residential neighborhood across the street from a public park with an adjacent off-street parking place. The style is sort of fashionable industrial loft chic, with re-used siding and pine & galvanized steel internal paneling. We walked the half-mile (10 minutes) to central Asheville, which is choc-a-bloc with interesting restaurants and unusual shops. Retail is flourishing in Asheville. The space is open with a queen-size fold up Murphy bed, which was very comfortable--we didn't try to fold it up.--There is a separate toilet space and an in-room glass shower stall. Hot water was plentiful. We were able to stop a shower drip by fully closing the diverter valve. We mostly did our own breakfast from our supplies, but did not attempt any serious cooking. The space was well lit, and there was a comfortable sofa suitable for reading and TV watching--we saw two Netflix movies on the room acct. Highly recommended.