This place has a clean and modern feel and had quaint decorations. We went as a group of 7 (after 3 others dropped out of our party) for a bachelorette weekend.
The two bedrooms that have queen-sized bunk beds (yes, you read that right! So cool!) are on the entry level (1st) floor. They have a conjoining bathroom with a shower/tub combo and double vanity.
Up the stairs takes you to the main common area (living room, kitchen, dining room). It’s all open concept. Only downside is the echo for when more than a few people are in that area hanging out or playing music. This floor also has a half bath.
Up another flight of stairs on the 3rd floor, you have a master bedroom (king sized bed) with a master closet area, double vanity in the bathroom, and large (gorgeous) walk-in shower. Water pressure in all bathrooms isn’t stellar, but nor is it below average.
Down a hallway on the 3rd floor, there’s yet another half bathroom. Right outside that is a door to an outdoor balcony (there’s a small one off the 2nd floor top facing the opposite direction). Take the stairs on that 3rd floor balcony, and there is a large social area on the roof. A grill is there along with multiple chairs and low tables. Careful on the roof though as there were a few boards sticking up or falling in as well as some bees (bring your epi pen if allergic). Hosts to be notified, so hopefully this gets addressed.
The area seems a bit business-y, and the only neighbor noted is in the same duplex/building (shared building and your roof area is right next to their roof area split only by a wall/railing).
Very close to Publix for groceries and this WILDLY HUGE liquor/beer/wine store called “Corkdorks.” It’s a must see even if you don’t buy anything; I’ve never seen anything like it.
Plan to be a little sore if you’re not used to 3 flights of stairs on the daily (or multiple times daily). I’d say it was worth it!
I would stay again!