This is a decent stay if you are looking for somewhere close enough to downtown but you don't want to spend too much money. The kitchen and bathroom have been recently updated. There is a back door off of the kitchen, this door has a sign advising not to open it due to construction. There were most likely stairs or a deck on the other side of that door at some point. Currently there is nothing on the other side of the door. The ground must be at least 10 feet below. I did not test the door to see if it opened, hopefully it has a deadbolt with a lock on either side. This would not be a good stay for someone with small children. The bedroom did not have nightstands or lamps, just a queen bed and a ceiling fan/light. The ceiling fan was not operational. The space is cooled with a window unit. This was adequate. We did open the window in the bedroom at night for the breeze, it felt much too warm without the window open. I liked that there was a keurig with k-cups and small creamers. Many of the cabinets in the kitchen were shut with locks. There is a hall closet to the left of the front door, this is locked. There is a linen closet to the right of the bathroom, this is locked. There is a second bedroom to the left of the bedroom for guests, this door is also locked. There is a sign on the door advising that the room is inaccessible. There is a yard behind the home that has many broken down vehicles in it. I do believe I saw a horse in the yard as well. This is only visible if you look out the kitchen window..The TV had access to many different cable channels. The front door only has a regular locking door knob, no deadbolt. The door has to be pushed quite hard to shut properly.