This place was nicely decorated, comfortable, and we liked the location. We walked to Master Noodle for dinner and had a great meal. We would stay at Alison’s again and would recommend the stay to others— but be aware that it is in the basement of an occupied home so there is a lot of noise from the occupants walking back and forth in the evening. Otherwise it doesn’t feel like a basement because of several windows, including an egress window. The bathroom has a nice shower. The sink faucet is too short for the vanity so water runs onto the vanity as you turn it off, which is a little messy and odd. Another odd thing is the selection of towels we were provided. They were mismatched and one bath towel was worn and thinning (the kind that would go to the rag drawer). The other had a hole in it. I have been pondering why that bothered me. They certainly dried adequately. I shouldn’t be so fussy. I am not a princess. Why do some reviews of Airbnbs mention fluffy towels that people like, when all towels dry the same? I think it’s just an intangible detail that shows the owner has put thought and effort into their amenities, saying the guest deserves to use a set of matching, new towels. Now I am wondering why I am spending so much time on the towel review… I am guessing the owners have no idea one would read so much into towel selection.