Let me preface this by saying that for adults only this place would be totally fine. The decor was funky and there was a lot of art, the pillows/beds/towels were super soft, so much so that I was taking photos of the tags to order them for my own home!
However, for anyone with small children this is not the place for you. The floorboards creak if you even look at them wrong, let alone step on them.
Luckily, I brought my daughters pack n play because although it was a listed amenity, we never saw one. It may have been something I needed to specifically request ahead of time or maybe it was under a bed or some such, I’m not sure! Totally could’ve been my bad. I had ours set up in one of the bedrooms and I spent the whole stay trying not to wake up the baby (unsuccessfully) every time I rolled over in bed or heaven forbid had to use the restroom. The door to the bedroom got caught on the rug in the room and every time it was opened it made a very loud noise dragging across the carpet and causing the door to squeak that it woke the whole house. The rug took up most of the room so I was unable to simply move it out of the way. An adult could’ve just left the door open, but with the baby inside that wasn’t an option.
Street noise was extremely loud. It’s right next to a major road and cars are not shy about honking and blasting music. Obviously this is not the hosts fault, just an FYI that if you can’t sleep with ambient city/car noise this is not the place for you.
Parking is non-existent. If you have more than one car during your stay, I would not suggest this place.
Overall the duplex (because although it is listed as a house it is a shared duplex), was comfortable but old. Not yet old in a cool retro way, but just old enough to be inconvenient with things like the flooring and sticking doors and cabinets.
Now, the hosts were fine and communicative and I wouldn’t NOT recommend them, it’s just that for our needs this place missed the mark a bit.
Adults = fine
Kiddos = do not recommend