Traveling as a larger group, Rory's place was good for our needs. It is very well situated near the University, within walking distance from a few good restaurants and coffee shops. You can walk a little further to get to University Village, but if you want to go any further you'll need to bike or take a car/bus.
Amenity-wise, everything we needed was stocked as could be reasonably expected. Note that there are two full bathrooms, but both are located in the master suites, so the person staying in the 3rd room will have to go through someone else's room. The living area has a big comfy couch and is stocked with board games and Netflix. We especially appreciated the quick communication and digital keypad entry.
There were however a few things that we weren't thrilled about. In the bedroom we slept in, it was a bit noisy from all the cars and trucks driving through. The windows look like they're double-paned but for some reason they still let in sound from the main road. I would recommend ear plugs if you're a light sleeper. Also, a few windows are occupied by A/C units -- good for hotter weather but hopefully Rory removes them when it gets colder.
One last thing we were turned off by was the abnormally-long list of house rules. He must have had a lot of bad experiences, because it seems like there is a rule for every instance of some problem he had to deal with. Reading the rulebook all at once took me back to grade school when the teachers couldn't trust me to do basic things like "don't go to bed with makeup on" or "don't turn the thermostat to 90 degrees without turning it back."