Bedrooms. The bedrooms were nicely situated on the second floor, which may or may not be an issue for some. Each had its own lock which was nice for privacy. Each also had its own bathroom which is why we selected this place as our home for 8 of us. However, one room (the one with two beds) had extremely uncomfortable beds. My 94-year-old grandma couldn’t get up into the tall bed in her room (all of the other rooms had very tall, comfortable beds with pillow tops), so we gave her our bed in the room with the full and twin. As a result, we slept upstairs on the pull outs which were also very uncomfortable, but most pull outs are. Our bedroom didn’t have any extra mirrors which would’ve been nice.
Bathrooms. The bathrooms were basic. Each featured French glass doors and all but ours had privacy film, so when anyone in our room used the bathroom it was very awkward. There is also no central bathroom, so if everyone is hanging out in the living room, you have to go back to your room to use one. One bathroom (in the bedroom nearest the kitchen) had cloudy water that needed to run for several minutes before it cleared. There were no trash liners in the bins in the bathrooms. We also seemed to run out of hot water fairly quickly.
Kitchen. Kitchen was basic. It had a lot of things so you could cook your own meals. No dishwasher but that’s okay. Toaster, microwave, dishes, etc.
Living and common areas. There is one main living room near the kitchen which is quite tiny if you have a house full of people. It seats 3-4 comfortably. The TV had cable so my husband was able to watch his sports games in our down time. The other living room area is on the third floor and only had two couches (the pull-outs) with no TV or any other entertainment. It did have a nice view though.
Other items. The heating was not ideal. The house was either extremely hot or quite cold. And if you were cold, there weren’t extra blankets that we could find but perhaps we just didn’t look hard enough (nor did we ask, so that’s on us). It did have a washer and dryer, and an iron and ironing board which was nice.
Overall, it was a decent place to stay. We did feel like the photos made it look a little nicer than it actually was—-it’s quite an old home that needs some care—-but it worked and was a good price. Depends on what you’re looking for and whether you’re wanting to stay in luxury or have a basic place to call home for a night or two.