Some wonderful things going for this place, some things to know and some small changes that could make it a much more welcoming experience. The location is fabulous - close to the delicious Seven Star Bakery and more, only a few minutes from downtown or Federal Hill festivities. The house itself is so lovely and historic and charming. I loved the locks on the windows - old school handmade. The bed was incredibly comfy and the linens great. The bedroom is on a main street, so bring a noisemaker and/or eye mask if those things help you. Also, the shower is very, very small. I didn't wash my hair while there because it would have been too hard in the tiny shower. (I'm 5'9" and about size 10.) The shower head is not adjustable either, so I more or less had to stand almost against the wall to get wet/clean. Other challenges were ones that are readily solvable. The internet did not work upon arrival and it took about 30-40 minutes to get that sorted out. It was stressful because I had an important zoom early the next morning. Based on the listing, I expected bowls and utensils. There were a couple paper bowls and one plastic fork. I'd packed yogurt and cereal to eat for breakfast, but there were no spoons. I ended up going out and just buying two bowls and reusable spoons for our stay. The weather also did that cool-then-hot New England fall thing and the thermostat was locked. I could not adjust it without messaging the host and waiting a couple hours for someone to come and put the code in. The only other item I'll mention that may be helpful to some is that you cannot lock the area while you are inside. The lock only works from the outside with a key. This felt uncomfortable to me even though we were the only people in that area of the house at night. The main door was to a business and presumably the people who work there have the code. No events - I just would have liked to be able to lock our door while we slept. Sussy was kind and checked in often to see if we needed anything. She'd agreed to our stay with relatively short notice. I learned later she was out of town and asked someone else to set things up, so my stay may not be reflective of a normal one.