This is a sad review to write because the space has so much potential. Unfortunately, several things keep it from being somewhere I would stay again. Its best feature, hands down, is a great location. It also has a lot of quirky, historic charm. However, there were a few things to warn you about so that you can make an informed decision. This is a finished attic with a separate entrance. There is a stairway inside down to a closed door that stays locked and separates the space from the downstairs resident. At least during our stay- she was incredibly rude and unpleasant. We only interacted once and she made it very clear she did not like having airbnb guests above her. Beyond that, she during the day is incredibly loud, banging pots, pans, screaming on the phone, etc. Never at night, but if you are home in the day- there is little peace if she happens to be home too. The worst part is that she cooks with very strong smelling food that comes upstairs and you will return to your airbnb reaking with no ability to change it. We stayed 6 nights, and during that time it got bad twice, once with cabbage and once with garlic. It just smelled horrible for several hours. The next problem is cleanliness. We tried to take a shower and the water did not drain because there was a giant hairball clogging it. It was disgusting, and not something easy to miss unless cleanliness is not a priority. Finally- the hosts are a management company who manage nearly 100 properties. That is fine, except multiple questions were answered incorrectly, with misinformation and standard cut and paste answers that did not apply. They also send an incredibly creepy checkout note saying that if you stay past checkin you will be walked in on in “your birthday suit”. As 2 members of our group of 3 were female- this was beyond inappropriate to say. I reported the behavior of this downstairs tenant and just got no response- the hosts dont care. A totally disappointing stay.