Room A is perfect for one guest. There is good overhead lighting as well as a bedside lamp on the desk.
Several selections for breakfast items are provided: coffee, tea, instant oatmeal, pancake mix, eggs, and cold cereals, milk, and fresh fruit.
Good quality shampoo, conditioner, and body wash are in the bathrooms (Kirkland/Costco brand vs cheap Dollar Store stuff). Plenty of clean towels, an extra pillow and blanket available.
Motion sensor light in hallway is a good safety measure to find the bathroom door, and avoid running into another guest in the dark. Just be prepared to be blinded momentarily as you leave your room if you have to pee in the middle of the night.
A lovely, wide, paved walking/biking trail is accessible at the end of the street.
Across the street is the Jimi Hendrix park. Be sure to take a stroll there and “read” the sidewalk where his story and some song lyrics are inscribed.
Drawbacks for some to consider:
- a very creaky wood floor in front of the dresser, but it is an older home after all.
- Not a totally dark room. Morning light and neighbors porch light (not all night, though) will shine through the glass blocks that line most of the upper wall in this basement level room. Actual windows have fabric covering, but blocks do not. If you require total darkness to sleep in, bring a sleep mask.
- the bed was worn down on one side from guests sitting on it repeatedly, so you have to sleep close to the wall side if the slant bothers you.