So, on the inside, this is a quite clean and comfy place. It is within an agèd, multi-floor residential back-house — deafening creak on stairwell just outside and from the apartment above — and adjacent to other off-campus housing with far more rambunctious tenants (intentional triggering of a car alarm, repeated into the wee hours and accompanied by maniacal cackling, was my experience). Felicity is by far the most welcome feature of the entire place — responsive, happy to help, of sound guidance, cheerful as can be, with a quirky charm and the kindest of faces — and the place’s decor approximates her vibe.