The adjective “perfect” comes from an early 15th century alteration of the Middle English parfit (itself originating in circa 1300). Parfait is from the old French “parfit” meaning "finished, completed, ready" (in the 11th century). The French adaption is from the Latin “perfectus” meaning "completed, excellent, accomplished, exquisite”. While it has recently been crooned by Ed Sheeran and previously Fairground Attraction, the word is most aptly used, I’d say, to described our stay here. Perfect.
Stop your searches, close those other AirB&B tabs, and book here. The apartment is exquisitely furnished, with every minutiae of detail considered. Frankly, it’s worth a stay here for the bathroom alone. Add to that Kelsey, the most gracious host, and it’s the place to book. We received a truly comprehensive list of things to do, places to eat, and coffee shops to frequent; it could be a guidebook on its own.
Yes, you’re a little out of downtown, but it’s a short bus ride away. Thank you Kelsey for such a wonderful place and for being so flexible and accommodating with our check in/out.