Britt's home is clean and stylish. There are a lot of cooking supplies and spices if you are wanting home cooking instead of eating out, though we found many great restaurants in the area so we did not take advantage of them. A full bowl of candy greats you by the door and there is a cozy, soft blanket draped over the couch. There was plenty of space for all four of us with extra pillows and blankets if needed.
The overall neighborhood seems to be in the middle of a revamp as half is newly constructed town homes and the other half is older housing and somewhat rundown apartments. It took us a bit to find the location as it is tucked into an alley you can access either from Warsaw Street or between two of the before mentioned apartment complexes. I would recommend entering through the Warsaw side as the other end of the road is not as well cared for.
As one of the house rules is no shoes and the floors are primarily wood or concrete, I would recommend some warm socks or slippers with some kind of grip as the stairs are slippery otherwise. There is carpet in the bedrooms and heated tiles in the bathrooms so those areas are more comfortable on bare feet.
The only two complaints I would make would be that breakfast was not provided as stated and there is a more involved checkout list than I have had at other locations. I did not complain about there not being breakfast once we realized it so Britt did not have the opportunity to resolve this matter, but I would not expect to have to reach out to have a listed amenity provided either. The Kuerig another review had mentioned was put away in a closet and not stocked but a regular coffee pot and ground coffee was available. I would also expect stripping the bedding and laundering towels to be included in the cleaning fee charged and not a guest responsibility. I have been asked to wash any dishes before but not the other two.
In the end, the space was nice and we enjoyed our stay. We have just liked some other spaces in the area better.