We stayed here one night during a cross country trip in July. It was an inexpensive option for a quick overnight stop and probably would have been an even better value with the cleaning and service fees amortized over a multi-day stay. The big Victorian is essentially a rooming house and perhaps originally was used that way. There are four bedrooms on the second floor with coded locks accessed by a back staircase through the kitchen, with communal his and hers bathrooms across the hall. Downstairs features a nice updated kitchen and large dining room, but no communal living area. Part of the downstairs appears to have been walled off; perhaps that is where the owners live. The front porch and yard do not appear accessible to guests, but as we arrived late we did not check this out. Our room, #3, featured a small sitting room with loveseat, TV, mini fridge and microwave and a very small bedroom behind French doors. In contrast to the downstairs the decor here was classic rooming house: acoustical tile ceilings, vinyl wood grain plank flooring lifting in places and tired furniture. This was mitigated somewhat by the lovely stained glass in the bay window. The queen bed had a foam topper and was comfortable although it sagged in the middle. A bigger issue was the air conditioner’s location at the very head of the bed. While we were grateful to have the cooling on a muggy Midwest night, it blew cold air on our heads all night and the clicking of the on/off switch woke us up. Despite this, our experience was overall positive. The neighborhood was quiet, the other guests considerate, check-in was straightforward and there was off-street parking. I can recommend this as an inexpensive place to stay for someone traveling light (stairs), or perhaps a student in town to check out one of the many local colleges. I would stay there again. It is not a place to come and hang out, but for a busy traveler that will not matter.