This place is in a great location central to the east side; we easily walked to Wayland Square, Blackstone Blvd, the charming shopping area on Hope past Rochambeau and the Brown campus. The street itself is tree-filled and quiet.
Pat was a welcoming and helpful host - she gave us a thorough tour when we arrived and provided coffee, tea, pantry staples and things like yogurt and bread.
The house itself is very charming and feels more airy and spacious than is captured by the photos. We were 6 adults and though it was a little cramped when we were all at the kitchen table, overall the house felt big enough to hold us. We had five additional family members come over to hang out and it didn't feel crowded.
The place was very clean and Pat provided plenty of dishes and cooking tools, towels, linens and blankets, plus soap and shampoo etc. There were window AC units in the 3 bedrooms and the dining room/living room. There were a few of the quirks you get in any old Victorian. The one shower is a standalone claw foot so you have to keep the shower curtains tightly closed and it can feel cozy in there. The half bath downstairs is built under the stairs and has no window or fan. The garage spot available is a tight squeeze, but definitely doable. (Providence bans overnight street parking, so you can only have one car).
Overall, I would highly recommend this place, and it works very well for 5 or 6 people as long as you're willing to coordinate showers.