It’s an attractive, historic old house, and the room was very nicely appointed. The shared bathrooms were not an issue for me at all, but travelers should be aware in case that isn’t your cup of tea. Lovely view of the mountains from the 2nd floor balcony. Even though it’s on a main road, with a brewpub and concert venue directly across the street, I wasn’t bothered by noise at all.
I was there primarily to visit breweries, and the location was ideal, with numerous very good taprooms within 5 or so minutes’ walk. Numerous good dining options within a couple blocks, including two delicious breakfast options.
Main issue? Parking. For longer term, the public garage beneath the Aloft worked well. But for arrival/unpacking, and if you’re going to use your car during the day, highly recommend getting the Passport parking App.
Of the team of hosts, I just met Peggy, who greeted me, and she was very personable and helpful. I would stay again in a heartbeat.