This one is tricky. This posting is what it says it is, but I am not sure I was prepared for it.
It is intended to be a early 1900s experience. They accomplish this with an era-appropriate bed and frame. This is very squeaky and not very comfortable. Anytime I moved, I woke myself up with the noise.
The bathrooms are small and cramped. They are mostly clean, though they definitely could be cleaner. The lights in the bathroom did not work, which was unfortunate.
It is also a very unfortunate spot if there is a heatwave on. You have to leave the window open, in order to have a chance at cooling things down, but then you have the noise of cars, helicopters, and drunk neighbors to contend with.
Also. The walls are very thin so you can hear everything in the rooms next door.
All the negativity aside, the hosts are extremely kind and accommodating. The location is excellent. Right next to bus stops and train stations and well within walking distance of either the stadium or Pilgrim Square. There is excellent dim sum right around the corner. The neighborhood seems a little sketchy, but there is a security guard and the doors are locked each night.
The history of the building is a wonderful touch and I loved reading about it online. It was fun to imagine a time gone by, and it is a history well worth remembering.