Ames's guesthouse could be a real gem, but unfortunately needs a bit of work. We stayed for three nights and this is what we found: 1. The main mattress really needs to be replaced. My husband and I found it so uncomfortable that we ended up putting the bunkbed mattresses on the floor. 2. Ceiling fan needs to be properly installed (it didn't look safe to use). 3. Ants in the kitchen after 2 hours. 4. Instructions to get in were not clear. You have to go to the alley behind the house to get in. 5. General repairs needed. Plumbing, woodwork, even the step going into the airbnb split with minimal weight applied. 6. No pool. It's on the post as an amenity and hopefully they rectify it. For the cost, I thought the place would be in better condition and have a slightly more thoughtful considerations. It's pretty bare bones to be generous, but the space is big and the location is choice. There's a sweet park just down the road, and Peter, the host, seemed nice when I met him. It's just a shame that he seemingly hasn't stayed in his own guesthouse to see that the quality is just lacking. Seemingly the responsibility falls on the property management company who is doing a C+ job at best.