Freeman was very friendly and accommodating to my schedule. In that regard, the experience couldn't have been better. I was unpleasantly surprised by the room, however. The bed did not include a complete set of sheets - only a bottom sheet (which was actually a top sheet placed directly on the mattress, so it moved around as I did throughout the night), and there was no top sheet between myself and the blanket. I was concerned about the cleanliness of this, so I ended up sleeping in my clothes. The pillow was not comfortable for me. Also, the bedside table was dirty from the previous guest, and there was some trash on the floor. The room shares a wall with the living room, and I found the conversations that were taking place at midnight to be disruptive to my ability to fall asleep, so I put in some headphones and played some white noise. I can't say for sure that someone was being "loud" in the other room, only that I could hear some noise from the conversation, and it made things difficult for me.
Some things that would have improved the experience for me:
- A complete set of sheets on the bed
- A quick cleaning of the room after the previous guest
- A softer pillow as an option (some guests might like the pillow I had)
- Something to address the noise from the other room - maybe a white-noise machine, or making earplugs available, or rearranging the living room so the couch doesn't share a wall with this room.
Overall, I think I would have been more comfortable and would have gotten better rest if I had spent the $50 extra to get a hotel room, where all of the above would be standard.