This house had some issues for us. Starting off with the positives: Location was great. Very quiet neighborhood, easy to get to both Providence and Newport.
Now, the negatives:
The beds: We tried all three beds and found them all to be terrible. They all had a dip in the middle, so my partner and I rolled into each other throughout the night. They were also different levels of firm, but they all leaned into "too firm and not comfortable" territory.
The kitchen: Kitchen was nice to cook in, but it was not very well equipped. Most AirBNBs we've stayed in since the pandemic started have had a basic level of spices to use, which we anticipated. But when we arrived we realized standards like garlic powder were missing. Ordinarily, not a big deal but when you're traveling during the pandemic expecting to cook -- it was a bummer. One of the countertops was also very loose, and if you put any weight on it (personal or otherwise), it would flip over onto the floor. Not ideal.
The media room in the basement was great, but the couches were both very old and uncomfortable; one sagged so much that the wood was visible behind the cushion, and the recliner chair took several tries to get the foot rest to stay up. Also the last three stairs down to the media room are very old. The top step has a hump in it that I slipped on our second night there. The other two steps don't have the hump but have very visible cracks in the wood.
The walls in all three bedrooms had bizarre anchors sticking through the walls in random places. Looked like random screws in the walls to hold the house up. Left the rooms feeling very unfinished, like "works in progress."
In the end, we left a day early.