We enjoyed staying in a home rather than a hotel. For the most part, the pics listed are what you see in person. It was clean inside and check in was smooth. Water pressure in the shower was good and the neighborhood was fairly quiet.
A couple things to consider :
— The bathroom is TINY and not conducive to sharing, or really accessing anything one might need while getting ready. I was always careful that something might roll off the small sink or shelf and fall right into the toilet (thankfully nothing did).
— In both rooms, the beds are pushed up to the wall, which makes it incredibly uncomfortable for the person who pulls the short straw and ends up hugging the wall and then having to climb over another sleeping person should they need to use the loo in the middle of the night.
— The bed in the front room (closest to the street) is very uncomfortable, does not have a box spring and feels more like sleeping on a cot. It would likely be ok for 1 night, but increasingly more uncomfortable as nights pass.
— The outside does not match the inside in terms of cleanliness or comfort. The location is one tiny house away from the corner liquor store/market. While convenient, it lends itself to lots of cars coming/going. It is also not well maintained on the outside, including tall weeds to maneuver through when getting out of the car. Parking was easy, though. Right outside.